No, prices are usually per boat per week/day.

An advance payment (usually 30%) to cover your expenses like fuel and food during the trip.

Value Added Tax, which varies by the country of embarkation (Türkiye 20% - Greece and Croatia 13%).

The yacht is insured, but you should get personal travel and cancellation insurance.

The operator must repair it within a set time or offer a refund/replacement.

Check-in is typically on Saturday at 16:00 (4 PM), and check-out is on Saturday at 10:00 (10 AM).

No street shoes. Only soft-soled boat shoes or barefoot.

Most modern yachts have AC, though some use it only at night or in port.

Most yachts have 4G/5G Wi-Fi, but connection can be spotty in remote bays.

Absolutely! Yachts are great for families. We can also arrange safety nets around the deck upon request.

Most yachts have a "no-pets" policy for hygiene and safety, but some specific boats are pet-friendly. Please ask in advance.

Soft luggage is best (easy to store). Bring swimwear, sunscreen, a hat, and light evening wear. Avoid hard suitcases.

Most modern yachts provide hair dryers in cabins, or you can use your own when the generator is running.

The yacht provides 220V power through generators or shore power, allowing you to charge your devices and use appliances.

On large yachts, yes. On smaller ones, the crew can handle small items.

You fill out a "Preference Sheet" before arrival.

Of course! Just inform the crew so they don't prepare a meal.

es, English is the universal language of yachting.

Yes, they have their own separate cabins.

It is customary (10-15%) but based on your satisfaction.

Usually 2-4 hours to ensure you have time to enjoy the bays.

No, many nights are spent "at anchor" in quiet, beautiful bays.

Yes, most yachts carry snorkeling gear and basic fishing tackle. If you are a pro, you might want to bring your own.

While yachts have large tanks and watermakers, it's always good practice to use water mindfully while at sea.

On most "private charters," you can bring your own drinks. On "all-inclusive" or "cabin charters," rules may vary.

The Captain’s priority is safety. If the weather is too rough, the Captain may change the route or stay in a safe bay.

Basic equipment like SUPs or kayaks are usually free. Motorized water sports (jet skis, etc.) may cost extra for fuel.

This depends on your nationality and the country of embarkation. Please check the visa requirements.

Yes, cabins have power outlets. These are usually 220V, and work while the generator is on.