Patric Daccache

Founder

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YachtAddress didn’t startin a design studio.It started in yachting.

I am Patric Daccache, founder of YachtAddress. Before yachting became my professional world, web design was my first one. I have 15 years of experience designing for the web. Today, my main work is as an independent Yacht Advisor and market analyst. YachtAddress brings those two sides together.

Founder / Yacht Advisor / Author / 15 Years in Web Design

01 / The founding argument

Web design was the first chapter.Yachting was the second.YachtAddress is where they meet.

Fifteen years of web-design experience and current work as an independent Yacht Advisor are not usually found in the same studio. At YachtAddress, they are the same founder.

02 / Two professional lives

Two professional lives.One very specific studio.

Web design came first. Fifteen years of web-design experience means YachtAddress is not learning design through the yacht industry. The yacht-advisory background means it is not learning yachting through a client brief. The studio sits at the overlap.

That combination changes the questions asked at the start of a project. Not only what should the page look like, but what is the broker sending, what is the buyer trying to understand, which documents matter, what changes during the listing period and where the enquiry needs to go.

03 / Yacht advisory

The other sideof the screen.

My main professional work is independent yacht advisory and market analysis, not web design. That work sits close to how buyers, owners, sellers, representatives and brokers actually make decisions around a yacht.

The digital work is informed by that exposure. It is built for the questions people ask before they enquire, and for the material a broker is asked to produce afterwards.

Visit Patric Daccache

Superyacht sterns berthed side by side in Port Hercule, Monaco
Decisions are made alongside the yacht, not on a homepage.

04 / The book

The book.

What They Don’t Tell YouBefore You Buy a Yacht

The book looks at the parts of yacht acquisition that polished marketing tends to leave outside the frame: broker incentives, listing language, pricing, refit claims, due diligence and the practical realities around ownership and acquisition.

View the book

05 / Published

Published in SuperYachtNews.

Commentary on yacht buying, owner behaviour, market positioning and the way emotion can distort acquisition decisions.

21 March 2026

“Why yacht buying should not be fun”

Read on SuperYachtNews

The website is not the business.It has to understand the business.

That is the founder logic behind YachtAddress. The design can be quiet, cinematic or technical. The commercial job underneath it stays the same: make one yacht easier to understand, easier to share and easier to act on.