A: It depends. For a bareboat charter (driving it yourself), a valid boating license and proof of experience are required. For a crewed charter, our professional captain will handle the navigation, so no license is needed for you.
A: Yes. We assist clients with both buying and selling. If you are looking to upgrade, we can handle the sale of your current vessel or arrange a part-exchange deal towards the purchase of a new yacht from our inventory.
A: The base fee typically covers the yacht rental and crew salary. For luxury charters, an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) is usually required (approx. 25-30%) to cover variable costs like fuel, food, and docking fees. Any unused APA funds are refunded.
A: Absolutely. We provide a full turnkey service for buyers. We handle the entire transaction process, including the Sales and Purchase Agreement, sea trials, surveys, and registration/de-registration procedures to ensure a smooth handover.
A: Yes. Beyond sales, we offer comprehensive management. We can assist with crew recruitment, regular maintenance, and even manage charter bookings to help offset your operating costs when you are not using the yacht.
A: Safety is our priority. The captain makes the final decision based on weather conditions. If the weather is deemed unsafe, the trip will be rescheduled or cancelled. In the event of a weather cancellation, we typically offer a full refund or a rain check.
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