Switzerland · Leisure startup

BoatAffair

BoatAffair is a Swiss-based boutique yacht experience company and yacht charter broker, established in 2016 by Adrian and Natalya Walker.

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

LeisureZurich, Switzerland

About BoatAffair

BoatAffair is a Swiss-based boutique yacht experience company and yacht charter broker, established in 2016 by Adrian and Natalya Walker.

Headquartered in Bellikon, Switzerland, the company has expanded its global presence with an office in Singapore and teams across Asia, Brazil, the UK, and Switzerland, providing 24-hour client service. BoatAffair specializes in crewed luxury yacht charters, offering a selection of over 3,000 professionally managed yachts across more than 60 destinations. Their services include bespoke yachting trips tailored to families, couples, and small corporate teams, as well as unique local experiences curated by their team. The company also features a boat swapping platform for owners to exchange vessels and a digital platform for yacht owners to list their boats for rent. BoatAffair emphasizes quality and authenticity, catering to clients seeking exceptional yacht adventures.

What company datasets say BoatAffair raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all400kin the source's currency
Rounds2
Last roundSeed
Last round size280k
Last round dateAug 2018

Founders and team

From BoatAffair's own website: 2 founders, 1 on the team.

Natalya WalkerCEO & Founder
Adrian WalkerFounder & Chairman of the Board
  • Reto KaufmannCIO & Managing Director Latin America

AdvisersAndreas Zgraggen

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

boutique yachting experiencespremium yacht chartertravel arrangementsglobal yachting holidays eventstravel & tourismleisurebespoke yachting trips globally

Built with from their website

Google WorkspaceGmail

Sector
Leisure
Region
Zurich
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Leisure in Switzerland

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