Chef-crafted menu journeys for yacht charters and villas — cooked in a St. Vincent kitchen and brought out to you every day of the trip, often twice. Dinner in the evening; breakfast, lunch and extras in the morning. Different every meal. That's the yacht fantasy.
Seven journeys, each a full fourteen-day rotation — breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert — so no plate repeats on your charter. Pick the journey that fits your party; we cook it and bring it out to you day by day.
The islands on your plate. Local, seasonal, full-flavoured — the journey most charters start with.
Clean, strong fuel for the crew that swims before breakfast and climbs the mast after lunch.
Plant-led and unapologetically lush. Fourteen days, not one repeated plate, nothing that feels like a substitute.
Garden-rooted comfort built for long days on the water — hearty enough for the whole party.
A table cooked without gluten-containing ingredients, and worth photographing. Coeliac and severe allergies we plan with you before you book, one boat at a time.
Vegan next to steak-lover next to gluten-free — journeys mix across one party through modular swaps. Standard practice, not a special request. Coeliac and severe allergies we plan with you before you book, one boat at a time.
The anchor of the house. The chef leads, you surrender, and dinner becomes the story your guests tell about the whole charter.
Sold per voyage, never per day. Reserve your space, sit with us once, and a menu is designed around your party alone — specialty sourcing included, every extra standard.
Not a grocery run. A menu built around your party, cooked ashore in St. Vincent, and brought out to you every day of the trip — often twice. Dinner in the evening; breakfast, lunch and extras in the morning. Your crew serves instead of cooks.
Menus for any length of voyage — past fourteen days we simply build you a second rotation, so no plate ever repeats. Four to eight guests is our sweet spot and fourteen is our ceiling. Every meal arrives cooked and ready to serve, day after day, from first lunch to last breakfast.
The same kitchen, the same menus and the same daily rhythm, delivered to the villa instead of the boat. Dinner in the evening; breakfast, lunch and extras in the morning, for as long as you're there.
The vegan, the halal guest, the one who can't have gluten, the one who eats nothing on the standard list. We build menus person by person — it's how our kitchen already runs every single day. Coeliac and severe allergies we plan with you before you book, one boat at a time.
A sample day from a Tide & Tribe menu. Yours gets built around your route, your party, your appetites.

Whole food, full flavour, eaten with your feet over the side.

Dinner comes up from the galley faster than the sun goes down.

The second-night dish guests ask to repeat on night five.
Breakfast good enough to be dessert, and dessert with no excuse at all — from Graze, our sweet kitchen. The cookies have started arguments over the last one.
Tide & Tribe runs on the kitchen behind da Tribe — the subscription meal service feeding medical students in St. Vincent week in, week out, through every exam season. Whole ingredients, seasoned like it matters, delivered on time, because our regulars would notice within a day if it wasn't.
That's the standard your charter inherits. Not a caterer who does boats sometimes. A working kitchen with a reputation riding on every single plate.
Whole food. Full flavour. True freedom.
Judge the food, not the website. Planning a charter — or managing one for guests who expect the best? Request the Captain's Crate: a curated first taste straight from the kitchen, so the conversation starts over a fork. We'd rather win you with flavour than with adjectives.

Send one charter's dates, route, and party size. You get back a proposed menu, a taste box if you want one, and twenty minutes on a call with the founder herself. St. Vincent-side sourcing, routes from the mainland down through the Grenadines, one point of contact, and food arriving every day of the trip rather than once at the start.
"I started this kitchen feeding students who couldn't afford a single bad meal. Now it goes to sea."
Tide & Tribe was born in a working St. Vincent kitchen, not a marketing deck. The founder still plans the menus, still sources from the market, still knows which fisherman brought in the mahi. When you eat with us, that's who's behind your table.
We're Vincentian, we're on-island, and the Grenadines are home waters.