88′Flagship superyacht
Ladenstein L88
Eighty-eight feet of new-build Ladenstein, with a sun deck, a beach club, and a crew that runs it all invisibly.
MyYachtClub · Superyacht
The superyacht,without the ownership.
Unlimited voyages aboard Ladenstein L88 and Pearl 95, fully crewed, for up to thirty days at a time. No charter fees, ever.
- Unlimited voyages, year-round
- Ladenstein L88 & Pearl 95, fully crewed
- Three members and the owner per vessel
The alternative to ownership
Keep the yacht. Lose the payroll.
Superyacht membership is priced against what an 88-footer actually costs to keep: full-time crew payroll, dockage, insurance, yard periods, management. Owners of comparable vessels spend well past the membership fee every year before the first guest steps aboard. Members simply step aboard.
You keep
- The same flagship, voyage after voyage
- A full-time crew who know your family
- Provisioning to your taste, done before you arrive
- Multi-day voyages across three home ports
You let go
- Seven figures of capital in a depreciating hull
- A crew payroll you carry twelve months a year
- Yard periods, refits, and surprise invoices
- The management company managing you
The vessels
Two flagships, kept ready
Both run with a full professional crew and are maintained, provisioned, and detailed between voyages by the club, never by you.
88′
95′Luxury flybridge
Pearl 95
Ninety-five feet of flybridge yachting, with wide decks, long legs, and room for the whole party.
The ratio
Three members to a vessel. That's the whole roster.
A typical club places ten to twenty memberships on a hull. This program places three, alongside the vessel's owner. That one number is why the calendar has room when you want it, why your dates are confirmed rather than raffled, and why the crew greet you and your guests by name.
- 3
- Members per vessel
- 10–20
- At a typical club
- 1
- Owner, and never more
How it works
From invitation to underway
- 01
Request an invitation
Membership begins with a conversation. Tell us how you would spend a week aboard and we take it from there.
- 02
Matched to your vessel and crew
You are matched to a home port, a vessel, and the full-time crew who run her. The same faces every season.
- 03
Request your dates, we confirm
Ask for the weeks you want and we confirm each voyage against the calendar. With three members to a vessel, there is room.
- 04
Provisioned and underway
Ahead of departure the crew provisions to your list and we settle the voyage plan with you, including the advance provisioning allowance that covers fuel, provisioning, and port costs along the way. Any unused balance returns when you step off.
Membership levels
The program, and the pinnacle
A one-time initiation, then annual dues covering your vessel and her crew.
Flagship
$295,000 / year
+ $50,000 one-time initiation
The base program. For the family that plans the season around the water.
- 2 reservations held at a time
- Voyages up to 7 days
- One holiday each year
- Unlimited voyages, year-round
- Both vessels: L88 & Pearl 95
- Day Boat program included
- Guest passes included
- Access at all club locations
Commodore
$395,000 / year
+ $50,000 one-time initiation
The upgrade. Everything in Flagship, plus the voyage of the season.
- Everything in Flagship
- 3 reservations held at a time
- Voyages up to 30 days
- The New Year's voyage: seven nights, Sint Maarten to St. Barts
- Two holidays each year, New Year's included
- New Year's Eve in Gustavia Harbour aboard your vessel
The Commodore voyage
New Year's in St. Barts
Seven nights from our Sint Maarten station to the harbor where the yachting world spends New Year's Eve. The crew runs every mile of it; you pack for dinner.
Dec 27
Board in Simpson Bay
Step aboard at our Sint Maarten station. Champagne welcome, provisions loaded to your list, sunset run to anchor.
Dec 28
The crossing
Fifteen miles of open water to St. Barts, lunch on the hook at Colombier Bay.
Dec 29
Colombier & Flamands
Snorkel and paddle off the quiet northwest beaches. The crew sets the beach picnic; the tender runs you in.
Dec 30
Gustavia
A shore day in the capital: Shell Beach, the shops on Rue de la République, dinner ashore with the tender on call.
Dec 31
New Year's Eve
The St. Barts New Year's Eve Regatta by day. At midnight, fireworks over Gustavia Harbour from your own aft deck.
Jan 1
Gouverneur
A quiet anchorage off Gouverneur Beach. Late brunch aboard, swim platform down, nowhere to be.
Jan 2
The return
Breakfast underway on the crossing home. Disembark Simpson Bay by noon.
Compare
Every detail, side by side
| Flagship | Commodore | |
|---|---|---|
| Annual dues | $295,000 | $395,000 |
| Reservations held at once | 2 | 3 |
| Unlimited voyages | ✓ | ✓ |
| Maximum voyage length | 7 days | 30 days |
| Holidays each year | 1 | 2, incl. New Year's |
| Guest passes | ✓ | ✓ |
| New Year's St. Barts voyage | ✕ | ✓ |
| Day Boat program included | ✓ | ✓ |
| Advance provisioning allowance (APA) | Per voyage | Per voyage |
| One-time initiation | $50,000 | $50,000 |
Membership by invitation
Step aboard the flagship program
Tell us how you'd spend a week aboard, and we'll walk you through membership, no obligation.