Yachts and small boats moored at a dock, reflected in still water beneath forested hills.

About Yahull


Stella's birthday. Twelve friends, dressed for the part, on a yacht anchored in Bedwell Bay. A little after one, a second boat rounds the point with a five-piece band already playing. It circles the yacht three times, and on the last line of Happy Birthday, Stella cuts her cake on the flybridge — band, camera and drone all on her at once. Later, just as the barbecue is lit, a fishing boat on its way home turns in alongside and hands over fresh fish and prawns. No one aboard knew it was coming.

None of it was luck. The rhythm of the day was set ahead of time — the dress code, the run up the inlet, the minute the band would arrive, the grill timed to the fishing boat's way home. Every boat and every specialist was brought in because each was right for this day. And on Yahull, Yara begins with days like this one to plan yours.

Three boats, a band, a photographer, a drone pilot, a makeup artist and a fishing captain, each arriving at exactly its moment on open water. That is what Yahull does.

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What we believe


  • We play it before we sell it. Every day on Yahull began as a real day on the water with real people.
  • Every piece has a price you can see. You decide what's in.
  • Every day has a crew behind it. Captains, chefs, musicians, photographers — the people who make a day on the water unforgettable.
  • Every day teaches the next. What people loved, what shone at sea — it all goes into how our AI plans the next day.

People who love the water


Boat owners, captains, anglers, sailors, photographers, musicians and chefs play together on crewopen. The days they play there are where many Yahull days begin.

Plan from anywhere


Yara plans with you wherever you are, in your language. Vancouver is our home water — and every day we run teaches our AI new water.