Nadja AsmusYacht charter broker, DMA Yachting
After you inquire, a DMA broker reviews your dates, group size, budget, preferred cruising area, and yacht style, then checks real availability with the yachts and central agents.
We do not recommend choosing from website photos alone. A strong shortlist should account for yacht location, crew quality, cabin layout, APA expectations, stabilizers, water toys, delivery fees, and whether the itinerary makes sense for Italy.
Once you choose a yacht, we can request a hold, confirm the commercial terms, and prepare the charter agreement. From there, the process moves into payment, preference sheets, itinerary planning, and pre-charter logistics.