Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20-30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30-40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Yacht Type
Catamaran
Length
64.10 Ft
Crew
3
Cabins
4
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Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.