Sail Per Cabin connects you with private cabin charters in the British Virgin Islands that give you premium comfort, incredible destinations, and new friends to share the journey. No sailing experience needed.
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This guide was created to give you a clear and realistic introduction to the per-cabin experience in the British Virgin Islands.
Rather than a promotional overview, it outlines what a real week on board looks like, how the per-cabin format works, and what you should know before deciding to book.
It is designed to help you make an informed decision with clarity and confidence.

Max doesn't usually captain the trips Sail Per Cabin arranges — he's the founder. For one week only, he's stepping onto the helm himself: seven days through the Greek islands, a trained chef cooking for four cabins, everything included.
Sail Per Cabin connects guests to vetted operator partners across the British Virgin Islands. This trip is the exception — a single, bespoke week that Max is running himself.
Max is on the helm for this one, start to finish — not a hired crew he's booked on your behalf.
A trained chef, personally vetted by Max, planning every meal around four cabins, not forty.
Meals, an unlimited open bar and full support are built into the price. The only real decision is which bay to swim in next.
A 51ft Lagoon catamaran, four private en-suite cabins. You'll know everyone aboard by day two.
From your first message to the flight home, you're dealing with a real person — not a call centre.
Breakfast and lunch are cooked aboard every day of the trip — seven breakfasts and six lunches in total. Dinner, more often than not, is ashore: your captain picks the harbour, you pick the taverna. Three dinners are cooked and served on board, for the nights you'd rather just stay on the water.
Before he was behind the helm, Max was behind the stove — a background that shows in how this week is planned: real food, properly thought through, not an afterthought bolted onto a sailing trip.
Max is an active British Virgin Islands captain today, and this Greece trip is the exception rather than the rule. He doesn't usually captain the trips Sail Per Cabin arranges — this one, he's running himself, cabin by cabin, guest by guest.
Your chef for the week has been personally vetted by Max and is planning every onboard meal around the guests actually aboard — dietary needs and preferences included. It's the kind of food usually reserved for a small table, not a whole boat. For this week, it comes to you, on deck, with a view most restaurants can't offer.
No. Max and the crew handle everything on the water — you're there for the trip, not to run the boat.
Flights to and from Athens, most evenings ashore (your captain picks the harbour, you pick where to eat), and crew gratuities of 15–20% of your cabin cost.
Yes. All four cabins for this September crossing are booked, but you can leave your details below and we'll reach out first if a cabin opens up or when Max plans the next one.
Before you're confirmed, our team is reachable Monday to Friday, 8am–5pm EST. Once your cabin is confirmed, that widens to seven days a week, 10am–8pm EST.
Anyone who wants a week of good sailing, good food and good company without organising any of it themselves — couples, friends travelling together, and solo travellers alike.
No — this one is a one-off. Max doesn't usually captain the trips Sail Per Cabin arranges; for this Greece week, he is, personally.
All four cabins for 19–26 September 2026 are taken. Leave your details and we'll reach out first if a cabin opens up or when the next trip is announced.