Trina Howes has 10 years of experience in the charter industry finding great pleasure in creating the best yachting vacations possible. E-mail Trina
Shannon Webster is a longtime AYCA member. She books yachts worldwide from 80 to 400 feet long. Email Shannon
Sharon Bahmer is an expert at booking charters in the Americas, from Alaska to Brazil. She's also a member of FYBA and CYBA. E-mail Sharon
Beverly Parsons has been chartering since 1969. She is a licensed, bonded broker and a founding member of the professional groups AYCA and CYBA International. Contact Beverly.
Liz Howard joined Fraser Yachts as a charter broker in 2002 after more than 15 years in the maritime industry. E-mail Liz.
Nicole Caulfield is licensed, bonded, and a longtime member of FYBA and AYCA. She brings a unique perspective as a broker, having worked aboard yachts for nearly 10 years. Email Nicole
Ed Hamilton has worked in every part of the charter industry over the last 37 years and heads one of the largest, most respected charter brokerages.
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 A lot of websites give you basic information about charter yachts, such as their length and the number of cabins onboard. We go quite a lot farther here on CharterWave by actually getting onboard the yachts worldwide and writing independent reviews. Our goal is to give you an unbiased resource to help ensure that what a yacht's brochure promises is actually what you'll find if you book a vacation. Charter Vacation Articles These extended-length reviews are about yachts that our editors have been able to spend at least two days onboard. They talk about the boat itself, plus the service, the chef, and the destination we visited. First Impressions: Motoryachts These shorter reviews are about motoryachts that our editors spent less than a day onboard. They are our first impressions, often from industry-only boat shows. First Impressions: Sailing Yachts These shorter reviews are about sailing yachts that our editors spent less than a day onboard. They are our first impressions, often from industry-only boat shows.
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