Our team.
Brent Holleman - CAPTAIN
Brent Holleman's love for the sea started at an early age when he became a young sailor racing sailboats at the local yacht club in Miami, Florida. He kept his skills honed over the coming years by owning and bareboat chartering 40-60’ power and sailing vessels. He received his 200-ton MCA/RYA Yachtmaster license, and USCG 500-ton Master Merchant Marine Officer license, and is also a certified diver.
He has logged thousands of nautical miles over the East Coast of the United States, Bahamas, Caribbean, Atlantic and Pacific oceans. In the summer, he loves sailing and working on his Pearson sloop in the Long Island Sound with his family and friends.
Brandon Reid - FIRST MATE
Brandon's upbringing in a shoreline Connecticut town, coupled with summers spent on New Hampshire lakes, fostered his lifelong love for water activities and adventure. Starting from boat yards in New England, his journey led him to helm larger cruising yachts, exploring the Eastern Seaboard, Bahamas, and the Gulf of Mexico. With an unwavering spirit for fun and a penchant for making lasting memories, Brandon ensures every guest aboard his vessel experiences an unforgettable journey. His polite, friendly demeanor and dedication to guest satisfaction make him a trusted and passionate crew member, committed to creating timeless memories on every voyage.
Nayareth Carrillo - STEW
Originally from Chile, Nayareth brings a warm, polished presence to every charter. With hospitality experience across South America and the U.S., she offers exceptional interior service, guest care, provisioning, and atmosphere creation. Fully bilingual in English and Spanish, she connects easily with guests from all backgrounds.
Known for her professionalism and attention to detail, Nayareth specializes in craft cocktails, luxury charcuterie, and thoughtful service touches that elevate any charter—from family trips to elegant sunset cruises. Her calm energy and dedication ensure every guest feels comfortable, cared for, and truly at home at sea.
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