For an intimate circle
Intimate Sail
A private sail for up to six guests, shaped around the rituals, music, and pace that feel most like them.
Private charter from $3,800Request an itinerary→
By private arrangementTheir story
Their story
sails on
A private voyage for the life you are honoring — where a sculptural memorial reef begins its next chapter in the sea.
Enter the experience
— Our Belief —
The sea does not take.
The sea remembers.
Every wave they once watched,
every horizon they reached for —
becomes a place they live on.
A living legacyNot a stone.
Not a stone.
A garden.
Every Eversail reef is hand-cast with a portion of your loved one's ashes. Lowered into protected waters, it becomes the foundation for coral, fish, light, and motion — a living legacy designed to endure for centuries.
- 400+
- marine species sheltered by a single reef
- 500 yr
- average lifespan of a memorial reef
- 12 mo
- to bloom with first coral life
A year later, we returned. The reef was bright with fish. Mom would have loved that noise.
The Journey
From first call to forever sail.
01
A Quiet Conversation
We listen first. Stories, music they loved, a favourite shoreline. Every voyage begins around a table, never a brochure.
02
Crafting the Reef
Their ashes are blended with marine-grade material and hand-finished into a sculptural reef — engraved with whatever you choose.
03
The Sunset Voyage
Family boards a private sailboat. We cast off as the sun lowers, sail to the placement site, and hold a ceremony you design.
04
A Place to Return To
You receive exact coordinates, a memorial certificate, and an invitation to revisit by dive, snorkel, or anniversary sail.
Private voyages
A private ceremony, entirely theirs.
Signature voyageFor a gathered family
Family Voyage
A heritage yacht for up to twenty guests, with a considered programme of music, dining, and remembrance.
Private charter from $7,200Request an itinerary→
For a life of many lives
Legacy Reef
A bespoke sculptural reef and a multi-day commemoration, with anniversary sails held in their name for years to come.
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Memories Kept
What the families say.
I expected grief. What I felt was the wind in the sail and my father in every direction.
We dropped her reef where she taught me to swim. Now her name lives where the fish gather.
Three generations on the deck, the sun lowering, and somehow — laughter. That was the surprise of it.
He hated funerals. He would have loved this — a boat, the orange light, his favourite song.
A private introduction
We'll begin with their story.
A dedicated Eversail guide will listen first, then shape a private ceremony around the details that matter most. Begin with a name, if that is all you have today.