Planning a corporate event in Malta and thinking beyond the usual hotel conference room? A private boat charter is one of the most memorable ways to bring a team together — away from the office, on the water, with the Maltese coastline as your backdrop. Here’s how to plan one properly.
Why Take Your Corporate Event to the Water?
A private charter gives you something a venue can’t: a genuinely private, distraction-free setting where the whole boat belongs to your group. No shared spaces, no other guests, no fixed room-booking hours — just your team, your agenda, and the sea.
It works well for a range of occasions:
- Team-building days — a change of environment that naturally encourages people to relax and connect
- Client entertainment — a memorable, personal way to host clients or partners visiting Malta
- Incentive trips — a genuine reward for top performers, not just another dinner
- Product launches or small networking events — a distinctive setting that gets noticed
Choosing the Right Boat for Your Group
The right boat depends mostly on your group size:
- Up to 10 people: Shirina Mia, our sailing yacht, suits smaller executive groups who want a quieter, more intimate setting.
- 14–30 people: Our mid-size catamarans (Chiquita, Cicciolina Mia, Bowie Lagoon 42, Pupa Mia, Siesta Mia) give you space to mix informal conversation with structured downtime.
- Up to 50 people: Playtime, our largest catamaran, works well for bigger team events or company-wide outings.
See the full fleet and pricing to compare options.
Planning Your Day
Every charter comes with a skipper included, so there’s nothing to manage on the water — your team can focus entirely on the event itself. A typical corporate charter runs:
- Departure from Roland Marina in Ta’ Xbiex (pickups from Sliema, Portomaso, or Bugibba available for an extra fee)
- A route built around your priorities — whether that’s a scenic cruise past Valletta’s Grand Harbour, a stop at the Blue Lagoon for downtime, or simply staying close to shore for easy connectivity
- Food and drinks — bring your own catering, or ask us to help arrange something for the occasion
- A flexible finish — extend the day if things are going well, just let your skipper know
A Few Practical Tips
- Book ahead — especially for larger groups or during peak season (June–August), when availability moves quickly.
- Consider the season — May, June, and September offer calmer seas and more comfortable temperatures for a full day outdoors.
- Have a backup plan for weather — if conditions aren’t safe (wind Force 5 or above), we’ll cancel and refund your deposit in full, so it’s worth having a rough Plan B in mind.
- Brief your skipper on the day’s goals — whether it’s a relaxed, informal day or a more structured agenda, a quick heads-up helps shape the route and pacing.
Ready to Plan Yours?
Whether it’s a small executive retreat or a company-wide celebration, we’ll help you pick the right boat and build a day around what your team actually needs. Visit our Corporate Event Charters page to see the full offering, or get in touch directly to start planning.
