what you pay, and what you pay on top
How much does a crewed yacht charter cost?
A crewed catamaran for six to eight guests runs from roughly $14,000 to $40,000 for the week, and a motor yacht of the same size from about $40,000 upwards — but the advertised rate is only part of the answer. This page sets out the real numbers: what the rate covers, what gets added afterwards, and what a complete week actually comes to.
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Typical weekly rates
Rates follow the yacht, not the destination. The figures below are base weekly rates for Caribbean charters, where the quoted price is all inclusive. The middle column is what most groups actually end up paying; the outer columns are the quiet end of the season and the newest, largest yachts in that bracket.
| Yacht and party size | From | Typical | Up to |
|---|---|---|---|
| Catamaran, up to 6 guests | $14,000 | $23,000 | $40,000 |
| Catamaran, 7–8 guests | $23,000 | $33,000 | $66,000 |
| Catamaran, 9–10 guests | $22,000 | $34,000 | $60,000 |
| Motor yacht, 7–8 guests | $40,000 | $55,000 | $85,000 |
| Motor yacht, 9–10 guests | $48,000 | $90,000 | $145,000 |
Smaller and older catamarans start lower still, from around $10,000 a week. Christmas and New Year are quoted separately and sit well above the ranges above; late spring and autumn sit below them. Each band below shows yachts currently offered at that price.
Catamarans up to 6 guests — $14,000 to $40,000
GYPSY PRINCESS
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI)
45.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$19,000 per week
+ expenses
EUPHORIA
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
60.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$26,000 per week
+ expenses
ALIZÉ
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI)
44.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$14,000 per week
+ expenses
IARA
Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
50.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$23,000 per week
+ expenses
SOL SEEKER
Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
44.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$19,000 per week
+ expenses
REACH
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI), Caribbean Windwards
50.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$26,000 per week
+ expenses
JIOIA 3
Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Windwards
47.00 ft ✦ 4 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$14,500 per week
+ expenses
SOMMER
Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
50.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$23,000 per week
+ expenses
MAKIN MEMORIES
Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
45.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$19,900 per week
+ expenses
LIVIN
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
50.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$26,000 per week
+ expenses
Catamarans for 7–8 guests — $23,000 to $66,000
MAKING MEMORIES
Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI), Caribbean Windwards
52.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$27,000 per week
+ expenses
EQUANIMITY
Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
58.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$43,500 per week
+ expenses
RUMAWAY
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
53.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$23,000 per week
+ expenses
ATLAS
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI)
55.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$32,000 per week
+ expenses
ADAGIO
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
51.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$27,000 per week
+ expenses
DREAM ON
Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI)
58.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$44,000 per week
+ expenses
EXTRA NAUTI
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
50.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$23,000 per week
+ expenses
BAREFOOT BLISS
Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI)
55.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$32,000 per week
+ expenses
HALCYON
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
51.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$27,000 per week
+ expenses
AKASHA
Bahamas
62.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$44,625 per week
+ expenses
Catamarans for 9–10 guests — $22,000 to $60,000
AD ASTRA 5.4
Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI), Caribbean Windwards
55.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$32,000 per week
+ expenses
Azure
W. Med -Naples/Sicily, Greece, W. Med -Riviera/Cors/Sard., W. Med – Spain/Balearics, Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI), Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Windwards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI)
67.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$45,000 per week
+ expenses
Sea Lab
Bahamas, USA – Florida East Coast, USA – Florida West Coast
52.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$24,750 per week
+ expenses
Our Pick 
Endeavour
W. Med -Naples/Sicily, Greece, W. Med -Riviera/Cors/Sard., W. Med – Spain/Balearics, Caribbean Windwards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI)
58.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$39,000 per week
+ expenses
KaYachtic
Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
55.00 ft ✦ 9 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$32,000 per week
+ expenses
NEHALENNIA
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
59.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$46,000 per week
+ expenses
PERPETUAL BLUE
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
59.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$25,000 per week
+ expenses
BLUE PEPPER
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
60.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$39,547 per week
+ expenses
GOOD OL' DAYS
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
52.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$32,000 per week
+ expenses
OKINAWA
Bahamas, Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Windwards
59.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$47,000 per week
+ expenses
Motor yachts for 7–8 guests — $40,000 to $85,000
Our Pick 
OMAKASE
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
68.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$48,000 per week
+ expenses
RISK TAKER
Bahamas, USA – Florida East Coast
105.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$65,000 per week
+ expenses
AURELIA
Bahamas
86.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$40,000 per week
+ expenses
BIRDY
Bahamas
110.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$55,000 per week
+ expenses
Dreamtime
Bahamas
65.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$48,000 per week
+ expenses
Magnum Ride
USA – North East, Bahamas, USA – Florida East Coast, USA – Florida West Coast
100.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$65,000 per week
+ expenses
Exumas
Bahamas, USA – Florida East Coast
65.00 ft ✦ 6 pax ✦ 3 cabins
$40,000 per week
+ expenses
103' Custom Build
Bahamas, USA – Florida East Coast
103.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$55,000 per week
+ expenses
SEA GODDESS
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI)
60.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$48,000 per week
+ expenses
EXIT STRATEGY
Bahamas
85.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$65,000 per week
+ expenses
Motor yachts for 9–10 guests — $48,000 to $145,000
SeaQuest
Bahamas
124.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$85,000 per week
+ expenses
Natural 9
Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI), Bahamas, Caribbean Windwards, USA – Florida East Coast, Turks and Caicos, Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), USA – Florida West Coast
130.00 ft ✦ 11 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$120,000 per week
+ expenses
A PLACE IN THE SUN
Bahamas, USA – Florida East Coast
100.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$50,000 per week
+ expenses
NAMASTE
Bahamas, Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI), Caribbean Windwards
121.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$105,000 per week
+ expenses
Olympus
Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI), Bahamas, Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Windwards, USA – Florida East Coast, Canary Islands, Turks and Caicos, USA – South East, Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), USA – Florida West Coast, Bermuda
96.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$89,000 per week
+ expenses
A SALT WEAPON
Bahamas, USA – Florida West Coast
113.42 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$120,000 per week
+ expenses
Dream On
Bahamas, USA – Florida East Coast
100.00 ft ✦ 12 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$55,000 per week
+ expenses
TROPA
Bahamas, Caribbean Leewards
106.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 6 cabins
$105,000 per week
+ expenses
R&R
Bahamas, USA – Florida East Coast
95.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$90,000 per week
+ expenses
I LOVE THIS BOAT
Bahamas, USA – Florida East Coast, USA – Florida West Coast
145.00 ft ✦ 10 pax ✦ 5 cabins
$125,000 per week
+ expenses
Rates shown are the starting weekly price for each yacht. Search the full fleet if you want to filter by dates, cabins or destination.
INCLUDED IN THE PRICE YOU ARE QUOTED
What the charter rate covers
On a Caribbean all inclusive charter, one weekly rate covers:
- The yacht — every cabin and all the living space aboard, for your group alone.
- The full-time crew — captain and chef on smaller catamarans, with a stewardess and deckhand added as yachts get larger. They live aboard year-round and know the boat.
- All meals, snacks and soft drinks, cooked to the preference sheet you complete before you travel.
- The ship’s bar — wine, beer and spirits within the yacht’s standard selection.
- Water toys — snorkelling gear, paddleboards and kayaks as standard; seabobs, e-foils, jet skis or dive equipment on yachts that carry them.
- Fuel for normal cruising, the tender, and linens, towels and daily housekeeping.
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THE COSTS THAT SIT OUTSIDE THE RATE
What you pay on top
- Crew gratuity — customary rather than optional. The Caribbean standard is 15–20% of the charter fee, the Mediterranean 10–15%. On a $33,000 week that is $5,000 to $6,600, so budget for it from the start.
- Cruising permits and park fees — a few hundred dollars for a week. Some yachts include BVI fees in the rate and some do not; we confirm which before you sign.
- Dockage on the nights you choose a marina over an anchorage, and any premium berth you specifically ask for.
- Meals and excursions ashore — restaurants, tours and entrance fees are yours.
- Premium drinks — champagne, fine wine and top-shelf spirits beyond the yacht’s standard bar.
- Travel to the yacht — flights and ground transfers.
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What a full week actually comes to
Two worked examples for eight guests, both for a week in high season, excluding flights. The point of putting them side by side is that the headline rates look very different while the totals do not.
| Catamaran, British Virgin Islands | Catamaran, Greece | |
|---|---|---|
| Advertised rate | $33,000 all inclusive | €24,000 plus expenses |
| Food, drink, fuel, dockage | included | €7,200 (APA, 30%) |
| VAT | — | country-dependent, commonly 12–22% |
| Permits and park fees | about $400 | included in APA |
| Crew gratuity | $5,000 (15%) | €2,400 (10%) |
| Total for the group | about $38,400 | about €36,500 plus VAT |
| Per person | about $4,800 | about €4,550 plus VAT |
Catamarans around the $33,000 example above
CRAFT WITH A SEA
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
52.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$31,000 per week
+ expenses
DANTE
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
54.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$32,000 per week
+ expenses
DAYDREAM
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Windwards
62.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$29,000 per week
+ expenses
BAREFOOT BLISS
Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI)
55.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$32,000 per week
+ expenses
RUM RUNNER
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI)
51.90 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$31,000 per week
+ expenses
SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI)
72.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$33,000 per week
+ expenses
LIQUID ZEN
Caribbean Leewards, Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI), Caribbean Windwards
52.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$29,000 per week
+ expenses
ATLAS
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI)
55.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$32,000 per week
+ expenses
BEACHCOMBER
Caribbean Leewards
51.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$31,000 per week
+ expenses
RIPPLE
Caribbean Virgin Islands (BVI), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US), Caribbean Virgin Islands (US/BVI), Caribbean Windwards
62.00 ft ✦ 8 pax ✦ 4 cabins
$33,000 per week
+ expenses
Both figures are illustrative: the exact permit, dockage and VAT position depends on the yacht, the flag it flies and the waters you cruise. We put the real numbers for your yacht in writing before you commit to anything.
HOW MEDITERRANEAN CHARTERS ARE PRICED
What “plus expenses” and APA mean
APA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance. When a yacht is quoted “plus expenses”, the advertised rate buys the yacht and its crew, and everything the yacht consumes during your week is paid separately through the APA. This is standard across the Mediterranean and for larger power yachts in the Caribbean.
The APA is normally 30 to 35% of the base rate, handed to the captain before you board. He spends it on food, drink, fuel, dockage and port fees, keeps the receipts, and gives you a running account through the week. Whatever is left is returned to you at the end; if the week runs over, you settle the difference.
It is not a hidden charge and it is not a deposit — it is the same money a Caribbean yacht has already folded into its headline rate, simply collected separately and accounted for against receipts. Compare the totals rather than the headline rates, and the two regions sit closer together than they first appear.
The APA is normally 30 to 35% of the base rate, handed to the captain before you board. He spends it on food, drink, fuel, dockage and port fees, keeps the receipts, and gives you a running account through the week. Whatever is left is returned to you at the end; if the week runs over, you settle the difference.
It is not a hidden charge and it is not a deposit — it is the same money a Caribbean yacht has already folded into its headline rate, simply collected separately and accounted for against receipts. Compare the totals rather than the headline rates, and the two regions sit closer together than they first appear.
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BAREBOAT AND CREWED, ONCE EVERYTHING IS COUNTED
Is a bareboat charter cheaper?
On paper, yes — a bareboat costs less per week because you are renting the yacht alone. You skipper it yourself, which requires a qualification and genuine experience, and provisioning, cooking, navigation, anchoring and cleaning all become your holiday.
Once you add food, drink, fuel, dockage and a hired skipper if you need one, the gap narrows considerably. There is also a difference that does not show up in any quote: a crewed yacht’s captain and chef usually live aboard all year and know that particular boat inside out, while a skipper attached to a bareboat fleet may have stepped aboard days before you did.
We arrange both, and will tell you plainly which one suits your group. If nobody in the party wants to be responsible for the anchor at two in the morning, crewed is the honest answer. More on how crewed all inclusive charters work.
Once you add food, drink, fuel, dockage and a hired skipper if you need one, the gap narrows considerably. There is also a difference that does not show up in any quote: a crewed yacht’s captain and chef usually live aboard all year and know that particular boat inside out, while a skipper attached to a bareboat fleet may have stepped aboard days before you did.
We arrange both, and will tell you plainly which one suits your group. If nobody in the party wants to be responsible for the anchor at two in the morning, crewed is the honest answer. More on how crewed all inclusive charters work.
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All Destinations
What a week costs, destination by destination
We keep a live comparison of median weekly rates across every region we broker — sailing catamarans, power catamarans and motor yachts in Greece, Croatia, Italy, the Bahamas and the Virgin Islands, side by side in one table. It also explains the difference that matters most before you compare any two quotes: whether the rate is all-inclusive or plus expenses, which is worth about 50%.
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Greece
Greece yacht charter prices
A crewed sailing catamaran in Greece has a median of about €17,600 a week and a motor yacht about €52,000 — both before APA and VAT, which together add roughly half as much again. The full breakdown by boat type, with real yachts at every price point, is on the Greek prices page.
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Croatia
Croatia yacht charter prices
A crewed catamaran on the Adriatic runs a median of about €20,400 a week, a motor yacht €85,000. Because the Croatian islands sit close together the fuel portion of the APA tends to come in lower than on longer Greek routes. Full breakdown by boat type on the Croatian prices page.
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Italy
Italy yacht charter prices
A crewed sailing catamaran in Italy has a median of about €28,000 a week and a motor yacht €65,000 — base rates, before an APA of 30 to 35% and VAT. Italy is second only to the French Riviera among our Mediterranean regions on comparable boats, and berthing is the reason in both cases: a night on the Amalfi Coast or the Costa Smeralda costs a multiple of the same night in Sicily. Full breakdown by boat type on the Italian prices page.
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French Riviera
French Riviera yacht charter prices
A crewed sailing catamaran has a median of about €32,000 a week and a motor yacht €75,000 — the highest medians in the Mediterranean. Two reasons: roughly four out of five yachts here are motor rather than sail, and summer berthing in Monaco, Cannes and Saint-Tropez is the most expensive in Europe.
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Turkey
Turkey yacht charter prices
A crewed gulet runs a median of about €23,400 a week for the whole boat and sleeps up to 36 guests, so the per-person figure is the lowest of anywhere we broker. Motor yachts sit near €78,000. Turkey is the one destination where the gulet, not the catamaran, is the default boat — and usually the cheaper one per person.
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The Bahamas
Bahamas yacht charter prices
A crewed sailing catamaran in the Exumas runs a median of about $31,000 a week, a power catamaran $43,000 and a motor yacht $65,000. The Bahamas fleet skews to power because the cays are close and the water is thin, which is why the median sits above Greece.
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St Barths
St Barths yacht charter prices
A crewed sailing catamaran in the Leewards runs a median of about $32,000 a week and a motor yacht $85,000. This is the one cruising ground where both pricing models are common — around half the yachts are all-inclusive and the rest are quoted plus expenses — so two quotes at the same headline rate can differ by half again.
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The Caribbean
Caribbean yacht charter prices
A crewed sailing catamaran in the Virgin Islands has a median of about $32,000 a week and a motor yacht $95,000 — and unlike the Mediterranean those figures are genuinely all-inclusive, with the crew, the meals, the drinks and the fuel already inside them. There is no APA to add.
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Charter costs: common questions
For a catamaran shared between eight guests in the Caribbean, expect roughly $4,000 to $5,000 per person for the week once the gratuity and permits are included. Smaller groups pay more per head because the yacht, not the headcount, sets the rate — four people on a six-guest catamaran will pay more each than eight people on a larger one.
APA is the Advance Provisioning Allowance on yachts quoted “plus expenses”, normally 30 to 35% of the base rate. You hand it to the captain before boarding and he spends it on food, drink, fuel, dockage and port fees, against receipts. Anything unspent comes back to you at the end of the charter.
It is customary rather than contractual, but in practice it is expected and you should budget for it from the outset. The Caribbean standard is 15 to 20% of the charter fee and the Mediterranean 10 to 15%. It is paid at the end of the week and reflects the service you received.
Because they are quoted for the yacht and crew only, while a Caribbean rate already includes food, drink, fuel and dockage. Add the APA and VAT to a Mediterranean quote and the totals end up much closer together. Always compare the full cost of the week rather than the advertised rate.
In the Caribbean, late spring and the start of the season before the holidays; in the Mediterranean, May, June and late September. Christmas and New Year are the most expensive weeks of the year in the Caribbean and are quoted separately, often a year or more ahead.
A yacht charter agreement normally takes 50% on signing to secure the dates, with the balance due about a month before you board. The APA, where it applies, is transferred shortly before the charter or handed to the captain on arrival. The exact schedule is set out in the contract for your yacht.
There should not be. Everything covered by your rate is written into the charter agreement before you pay anything, and we go through the exclusions with you — gratuity, permits, dockage, meals ashore and travel — so the budget you set at the start is the one you finish on.
PLANNING YOUR CHARTER
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We focus on the Virgin Islands, the Bahamas and the Mediterranean, and we have been to every destination we sell. Tell us your budget and we will tell you honestly what it buys.
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