FAQS

Most of the larger yachts have wifi available on board. Just to be sure please ask us if wifi is available on the yacht you have selected otherwise we can arrange it for you if possible.

Seven days is generally the minimum yacht charter period accepted by yachts, but charters can be for any duration over seven days. But in some circumstances such as off season dates or yachts in between charters you may be able to charter for less than a week.

• How many guests will be in the party.
• How many cabins are required.
• Where do you want to cruise.
• When do you want to go, and for how long.
• What is your overall budget.
• Are you more interested in a motor yacht or sailing yacht.
• Are there any specific facilities or requirements.
• What level of crew service do you require.

In addition to the charter fee, you will also be asked to pay an APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance) of 30% of the charter fee. This is given to the yacht in cash prior to your charter to allow the captain to buy fuel, provision the yacht with food and drink as per your demands, and cover any other expenses relating to the cost of your charter (including fuel for RIB or other tenders or jet skis, fuel for generators; consumable stores; berthing dues and other harbour charges away from the yacht’s own berth, including pilotage fees and charges for water and electricity taken from the shore; laundry, telephone, fax or telex via radio or Inmarsat). At the end of the charter, the captain will produce full accounts of all expenditure. You will either be refunded any money not used or asked to pay any additional costs not covered by the APA.

A few of the more common activities which yacht charter guests can enjoy depending onthe type and size of yacht you charter may include kayaking, jet skiing, water skiing, wakeboarding, snorkeling, swimming, sunbathing, fishing and sailing.