25th April 2026  |  £250 a seat

A curated Solent experience shaped around some of the most iconic destinations on the South Coast

What to Expect

A one-day luxury charter travelling from Lymington to Hurst Castle, The Needles, Yarmouth, Cowes and Newtown Creek’s seal colony, designed for guests who appreciate nature, beauty, comfort and rarity.

This is a limited April charter created for guests who prefer an elevated, unhurried way to explore the Solent.

❋ Who's it for? 

The journey brings together landmark coastal viewpoints, heritage sites, dining with the finest sea view and the tranquility of Newtown Creek.

❋ Scenery

Every stage has been chosen for its atmosphere and sense of privilege, offering something that cannot be replicated on standard sightseeing trips.

❋ Hand-picked destinations

You’ll travel in the open air in a deep, safe cockpit, comfortable seating and a boat designed to handle.

❋ Safety
Leave the real world behind as soon as you step aboard.
Connect with nature.

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Your

Itinerary

As everyone arrives, we take time to settle in, show you the boat, store your bags, fit lifejackets, get comfortable and answer your questions. The journey starts here.

Saturday 26th April 2026


Arrive and Familiarise

10:15


Depart Lymington

10:30


Hurst Castle & The Needles

11:00


Yarmouth Harbour

12:00


Royal Ocean Racing Club 

13:00


Depart Cowes

15:00


Newtown Creek Seal Colony

15:30


Arrive back in Lymington

16:30


Destinations

Hurst Castle

A striking Tudor fortress guarding the western Solent. Views from the castle stretch across the Needles Channel, offering one of the most atmospheric vantage points in the region.

The Needles

A dramatic collection of chalk stacks rising straight from the sea at the very tip of the Isle of Wight. The closest water-level approach provides an unforgettable perspective of this iconic landmark. We get you close!

Yarmouth Harbour

A charming harbour town with historic buildings, quiet streets and a relaxed maritime feel. Its sheltered waters make it a favourite stopping point for seasoned yachtsmen.

Cowes

The heart of British yacht culture and a globally recognised maritime hub. The High Street blends independent boutiques, galleries and cafés with a strong racing heritage.

Royal Ocean Racing Club, Cowes

Attitude Charter has arrange for us to lunch at this private members’ club (included) renowned for its heritage and its role in shaping international offshore racing. Lunch is served in elegant surroundings overlooking the harbour, creating a refined midpoint to the day.

Newtown Creek Nature Reserve & Seal Colony

A peaceful, protected tidal inlet rich in wildlife. The resident seal colony often appears at low tide, this is when we’ll be visting. This trip offers a rare opportunity to see them up close in their natural environment.

Photos: Snap Photography

Steeped in history, the RORC Cowes Clubhouse is a magnificent building set on Castle Hill. The Cowes Clubhouse enjoys a prime elevated site with outstanding views of the Solent.

  • "From the moment we met Tim and Terri they made us feel very welcome. After going through the professional safety briefing we were given dry robes and a neat life jacket. The trip over to the Isle of Wight for lunch at The Hut was amazing. It was fab to sip champagne whilst the tunes were playing, taking in the incredible views! Such a fabulous experience I would highly recommend booking an experience with Attitude Charter."

    Cara Mills

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