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Frequently Asked Question Everything you need to know about bareboat yacht charters. What is a bareboat yacht charter? A bareboat yacht charter is where you hire the boat for you and your guests and intend to sail yourself or hire one of our skippers to sail it for you. Where do you offer bareboat charters? We have +50 destinations worldwide and +1,000 yachts, including the Caribbean, Bahamas, Pacific, Indian Ocean, Asia and the Americas. What licenses do I need to hire a yacht and sail myself? The skipper of a yacht has primary responsibility for the safety of the crew and yacht at all times. To charter in the Mediterranean, you must hold an ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or RYA Day Skipper (minimum) qualification. One sailing license is mandatory for bareboat charters in Italy, Sweden, Greece, Turkey, Croatia, Seychelles, Montenegro, Brazil, Thailand and Spain. The original certificate must be taken with you on your charter. We advise you to contact our team about your qualifications and the destination requirements before booking. By accepting the yacht contract you are confirming that you and/or members of your crew are capable and competent to sail the yacht in the conditions and cruising area of charter. We reserve the right not to hand over the yacht if, after inspection, it is the opinion that the charterer is not, or may not be competent to be in charge of the vessel. What is included? • Yacht, dinghy & outboard • Marina mooring: First and last night at our base • Fuel and water: All of our yachts are delivered to you with full tanks of fuel (yacht & dinghy), full tank of water, one bottle of cooking gas + one spare. You have to return the yacht with full tanks of fuel and water • Watersports: snorkeling equipment • Mandatory extras: End cleaning and starter pack, which includes one bottle of locally sourced alcoholic beverage, four 1.5L bottles of water, one small bottle of dish-washing liquid, one dishcloth, one sponge, trash bags, one roll of paper towels, one box of matches and one roll of toilet paper in each head. Please note that contents vary by destination • Damage waiver: Insurance with a lower excess has been added to your quote and is mandatory in some destinations. You can pay a higher damage waiver deposit at the base, which is fully refundable if there is not any damage or loss to the boat, dinghy and equipment. The damage waiver, or refundable security deposit, is designed to cover one incident of a substantial nature at any one time. In the case of loss or damage to equipment of significant value, such as the outboard engine or dinghy, you have the right to an immediate replacement while on the charter What is not included? Skipper payment: If you book a skipper, you can pay in cash at your destination or pay in advance for most destinations Fees: Harbour and mooring fees, provisions, cruising taxes, clearance and customs fees  Optional extras: Provisioning, cancellation insurance, fuel and water refills, skipper, cook/hostess, kayaks/paddleboards, full board and a la carte provisioning, fishing gear, child safety net, boat phone, Wi-Fi and airport transfers. These extras are not available at every base, talk to us for more information. Can you tell me about your yachts? Our super premier yachts are less than 12 months old from their first charter date, while premier yachts are less than three years old from their first charter date. Our yachts are well maintained and undergo regular, scheduled technical inspection. In case of emergency, you can rely on our hotline, at any time, seven days a week. If you experience a technical failure affecting major and important parts of the yacht, we will repair the failure within four hours of receiving your call during working hours (8am to 5pm). If you lose more than four hours (during working hours), we will compensate you for one full day. If the repair takes more than one day, we will provide you with a similar boat or compensate you on a pro-rata basis. If restrictions to this guarantee apply in specific areas, this will be detailed during the charter check-in at the base. What briefing do you give at base? Before you leave base you will have an overview of the cruising area, safety inspection on board and yacht familiarization briefing from our base team, including: • All of the safety equipment • Cooking and refrigeration systems • Heads and showers • Engine and check in procedures • VHF radio and mayday instructions • All instruments including GPS • Charts and pilot books • Halyards, winches, reefing lines, rigging and controls • Anchor system • Dinghy and engine • Other systems What day do charters depart? It depends on location. Charter in the Mediterranean usually run Saturday to Saturday. Our charters usually run Saturday to Saturday in peak season, although if you want to sail for longer we can sometimes accommodate depending on the time of year and destination. Pricing is based on a 7-day charter and, shorter durations are available but a premium applies. You can check pricing and availability on our website or contact us for help. Why should I book? We are now the world’s leading yacht charter company and offers you: • A diverse fleet of +1,000 yachts with a wide variety of models and manufacturers to suit every type of sailor • We have +50 exciting destinations and we’re a pioneer in finding new sailing grounds • You can be assured of our commitment to customer service excellence • You’ll receive a warm and friendly welcome from our base teams who will share regional tips, recommendations and advice • We’re a trusted seller of new and used boats and an innovator in charter management options – sailing is our business How can I check fleet availability or make a reservation? You can check our fleet availability via GetMyBoat’s messaging platform. If you wish to add a skipper or need help and advice, you can contact us. Do you hold a yacht while I decide? We understand there is a lot to think about before confirmation and we can provisionally hold a yacht for a couple of days if there are more than eight weeks before departure. When do terms and conditions apply? When you make a payment in full, you acknowledge that you have read and consented to the terms and conditions. If we accept your booking, we will issue a confirmation invoice. A contract will exist between us from the date we issue the confirmation invoice or, if you book within seven days of departure, the contract will exist when we take payment. When you receive the confirmation invoice, please check the details carefully and inform us immediately if anything is incorrect. Offers and discounts cannot be applied retrospectively once a booking has been confirmed What is the cancellation policy? If you cancel your charter, cancellation fees will apply. You may cancel the charter by paying: • 59 days or less before embarkation – 100% of charter fee Do I need insurance? We highly recommend you arrange travel insurance in case you need to cancel for an unexpected reason to cover non-refundable deposits. Please make sure you have personal travel insurance that covers sailing. We will insure the vessel throughout the charter with first-class insurers against all risks, to provide permission to charter as under contract terms and to cover third-party liability. You can choose one of the following options: 1 Security Deposit: This varies on the size of the boat and when the boat is returned without damage it is refunded. 2 Damage Waiver: The charterer agrees to pay a non-refundable damage waiver at the time of booking, as well as a reduced damage deposit on embarkation that is refundable upon completion of the charter should no damage occur. How can I find out what offers are available? You can inquire our latest offer via GetMyBoat’s messaging platform. Are their child or age restrictions? There are no restrictions.