The charter,
explained.
How a charter
comes together.
Four steps
What the
fee covers.
Included
The yacht for the dates in the contract
The full crew and their wages
Insurance of the yacht and crew
Linen, towels and the yacht’s own toys
The captain’s knowledge of every anchorage
On top
APA: fuel, food, drinks, berths and fees
VAT, depending on where you cruise
Delivery fees if you board away from the yacht’s base
A gratuity for the crew, at your discretion
The APA,
in one paragraph.
Typical VAT
by destination.
Rates change and depend on your route. Your broker confirms the exact figure in the contract.
Estimate
your charter.
Choose a yacht, the season and a destination. The figure updates as you go and can be sent to a broker with one tap.
Indicative only. Delivery fees, berths in peak ports and exchange rates can change the final figure. Your broker confirms every number in writing.
Questions
we are asked.
How far ahead should we book?
Six to nine months for July and August in the Mediterranean, or Christmas in the Caribbean. Other weeks are often available with a month’s notice.