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Before Buying a Charter Yacht: Preliminary "Soul Searching" As everything else on this web site, the information you're about to read is 100% genuine. It is based upon dozens of authentic experiences coming from past and current charter boat owners. And by the way: The writer of this section is a 3-time charter boat owner himself for a total of 15 years! We will do our best efforts to convey information that is as factual and objective as possible, with all the practical pros and cons. It is very important to understand that this is not a negative approach against charter companies . On the contrary, it is the charter companies that provide to the well-informed buyer/owner the opportunity to fulfill at least some of his objectives or sailing dreams in reasonable conditions, and enjoy one of the greatest lifestyle experiences there is. So...You have been chartering for several years, and loving every minute of it. But now you've caught the bug: You've been dreaming about owning your own charter yacht. You had many conversations with your wife/husband and the kids. You checked your finances a dozen times, and you said to yourself: Hey! I can do that! Finally, you've made up your mind and you've announced to the family: "That's it! We're doing it. WE'RE BUYING A BOAT". Now comes the hard part: How, and which company are you going to do this with? So many offerings, one more tempting than the other — you are getting more confused by the minute. You see, charter companies have one thing in common: They all carry lots of promises. But as you can imagine, they don't all equally deliver. Relax! We're here to help you sort out this information overload. We will tell you everything you need to know about the reality of charter yacht ownership, including what charter companies will not necessarily volunteer to tell you. Let's start! The Good News Let me first say that ever since I purchased my first boat in 1995 (a Jeanneau 52 with one of the big charter companies), and all the way to 2010, I have, of course, experienced some frustrations, some bad years with lower than expected charter income and some headaches of different varieties. However, to this day, I do not regret for one minute buying my 3 boats (I am now ready for my fourth one!) It has given me a great opportunity to: - Go cruising extensively in the most exotic sailing grounds in the world, without having to worry about the maintenance of the vessel: showing up is basically all I had to do! - Enjoy a great activity with my son, and make him love it; bring him closer to me while teaching him a lot about seamanship, marine science and the environment. - Make a lot of great new friends - Own a boat largely paid for by charter income after years of enjoyment. Not bad, right? In other words, would I give up the sunsets at anchor in the Virgin Islands with a nice cool drink? Or the phenomenal sailing in the Caribbean Trade Winds? NO WAY. I can't think of anything I could have spent my money on that would have given me so much enjoyment and fulfillment over the years. It is a great experience, which I will renew as long as I'll be able to. It's just that before signing on the dotted line and engage in this large financial commitment, there are some caution signs one should know about, in order to deal more smoothly with this whole process. Is Buying a Boat An Investment? First and foremost, (although less and less charter companies try to present that argument), if you have been led to believe that this is a profitable investment in any way, we've got some news for you: Buying and owning a boat is anything but that, not by any stretch of imagination. However, if done the proper way, buying a charter boat may be a way to: - Significantly minimize your financial exposure. - Enjoy sailing in fabulous and remote sailing grounds that you probably would not get to see otherwise, and at a greatly reduced cost. - Benefit from all of the above with much less headache than with traditional ownership. (Note: We wrote less headache, not no headache) - Incidentally, satisfy your ego: Telling your acquaintances that you own a yacht in the Caribbean, the Med or in the Pacific is a guaranteed attention-getter! The Homework As for any large expenditure, you must do some significant homework beforehand. And remember: Do not get emotional about this. Deal with facts and numbers only. 1. Preliminary Tests You must ask yourself 3 important questions. Depending upon you answer, ownership may or may not be for you. Question 1 :  Do I intend to keep the boat at the end of the charter management contract, usually 4 to 6 years? Or:.. Will I likely roll over to a new boat with the same charter company? - You answered YES: GOOD . Charter boat ownership is in effect a great way to enjoy sailing for a few years without major expenses, AND own the boat at the end of the contract while having the charter income pay for some or all of the mortgage. (More about income and finances later). - You answered NO: NOT GREAT . If you do not intend to keep your boat at the end of the management contract, or trade-in and roll over to a new boat with the same company, then you'll probably want to resell her. If so, here is the skinny on what some charter companies might tell you: - After 5 years, boats keep a resale value of up to 70%, and... - Our brokerage company will help you sell the boat. The reality - What charter companies/brokers will not tell you: - Selling a used boat can sometimes be a long, and frustrating experience. Some models re-sell more easily than others. - You seldom, if ever, get the price you thought you would—most definitely not 70% after 5 years or more. - You will get several low-ball offers that will insult your intelligence. - Your wait may be even longer when the brokerage house you chose has 8 or 10 charter boats similar to yours for sale. - If the boat has not been sold before the end of the contract, you will have to keep paying the mortgage and the boat expenses without earning any income on the boat any more. A very tough position to be in! Solutions to explore : - Do not buy a boat and keep chartering as in the past. - At the end of the contract, move your boat to a second-tier fleet. There are some very good ones, and that is a very good, cost-effective strategy while waiting for the boat to be sold. - Find a charter company that facilitates a trade-up to a new boat. Guaranteed buy-backs are not offered by anyone on the industry. Some companies try to address all the inconveniences above and are offering options like selling the boat without charging a commission, if you buy a new boat from them (Dream Yacht offers that option). Question 2 :  Do I intend to use the boat extensively during the contract (like, 3 weeks+ a year)? - You answered YES: GOOD again. Significant use of the boat will make ownership less expensive than simple chartering, not to mention the extensive enjoyment. - You answered NO: NOT GREAT . If you do not intend to use your boat a lot, but have answered YES to the first question, you may proceed further with careful consideration, and make sure you consider all negative factors closely. Now, If you answered NO to BOTH questions 1 & 2, then I seriously suggest you reconsider. You're much better off continuing to charter as in the past since charter boat ownership does not present any advantage in your situation, except satisfaction of your ego (see above). It has been recognized over and over by charter boat owners that ownership does not make sense (financially or otherwise) if one does not use the boat much or keep her after the contract. Question 3 : Do I need to borrow over the reasonable ratios in regard to all my assets in order to afford the boat? If it is the case: DO NOT DO IT. STOP READING RIGHT NOW AND FORGET IT! Alternatively, consider a smaller boat, until the numbers fit. Many owners find themselves "upside down" at the end of the contract, when they owe more money to the bank than the boat is really worth! Similarly, do not count on the boat income for anything else than paying down the mortgage every month. That would be a fatal mistake! In other words: You must apply all the charter income towards your mortgage or note, including any cash flow surplus you may get. Last absolute death-trap to avoid at ANY COST: Using a mortgage that is for more than 12 years. Some salespersons (aka financial criminals) in the industry try to sell boats with TWENTY-YEAR mortgages, to make their proforma's cah flow look better. That is a GUARANTEE that you will be severely upside down on your mortgage. The dream boat adventure will then turn into one of your worst nightmares. If you successfully passed your tests, you're in good shape! Now it's time to make choices. 2. Your Choices We will assume here that you will acquire a bareboat (see bareboat vs. crewed discussion.) You have 3 main decisions to make: Which management company, which type of boat, and which location. But before we get into this, I strongly suggest you try to talk to current boat owners with the companies you have in mind, but preferably not the ones the company has pre-selected. To do that, you can hang out at major Boat Shows (Newport, RI, Annapolis, MD, Oakland, CA, etc.) and ask one of the people attending the management company booth to introduce you to a couple of current owners. (There are always some owners hanging out there.) They should be more than happy to do this and you will have the effect of surprise. And/or go on the Internet: Boating newsgroups (Sailonline forum  http://groups.yahoo.com/group/charterboatowners/  www.traveltalkonline.com) will help you find owners. Do it. You will learn a lot.  The Charter Companies : You will find lots of companies on the market, large to small. Here are the pros and cons for each. Large Companies: There are 3 large companies: Dream Yacht Charter - About 950 boats 35 bases worldwide Moorings - About 250 boats, 20 bases worldwide; Sunsail - About 500 boats, 40 bases worldwide. Note: Although they are distinct companies, Moorings and Sunsail now belong to the same  company (KKR), a large New York private equity firm. Moorings and Sunsail sell boats that are sort-off cookie-cutters (no customization allowed) and offers one management program. Dream Yachts lets owners buy their boat from several major brands and lets buyers customize their boat to their taste in many cases. It is currently the only charter company to offer this with a guaranteed income. They also offer 5 or 6 different management programs. Pros : - Been around for a long time. - Relatively financially solid, but ask for recent financial statements anyway (not an easy one, but some companies volunteer it). -Large selection of boats. - Worldwide bases where you can sail boats similar to yours, using what veteran owners call "Reciprocals". Some companies (like Sunsail) even offer exchanges with land-based resorts. - The company will guarantee your income and will take care and pay for all the maintenance, docking, insurance, etc. You pay nothing. You can make a very accurate financial projection of where you'll be at the end of the contract. - Standardized maintenance and hurricane procedures. - Standardized, proven phase-out procedures. - If they go under, which is highly unlikely, you will sweat a little, but they will probably be bought out and you will not be left hanging. Cons : - No flexibility if you want a boat model they do not offer, or if you want additional custom features or equipment on the yacht - except from Dream Yacht Charter. - Limited owner's use of the boat (9 to 12 weeks a year); - Customer service somewhat less personal, although Dream Yachts makes lots of efforts on this aspect, with smaller bases and easy access to management. Medium and Small Companies The ones we like are Tortola Marine Management (TMM), Horizon Yacht Charters* and BVI Yacht Charters in the British Virgin Islands. CYOA in the US Virgin Islands. Typically, those companies have fleets of about 20 to 60 boats, a very close relationship with owners, and excellent customer service. * Recently, thanks to its collaboration with the German boat bulder Bavaria, Horizon has grown much larger and has opened several bases throughout the Caribbean and USA. Pros - Customer service more personal and easier to get in touch with; - Concerns like Tortola Marine Management and Horizon voluntarily limit the bases fleets to a manageable size so they can take quality and personal care of their customers and boat owners; - Some have been in business for a long time. However, this is an active industry: Some companies might have a new management. Verify this. - More flexibility in choice of boats and equipment if you want a particular model; - Unlimited owner's use of the boat (except Horizon). Cons - Financial status of the company has to be checked: If a small charter company goes belly-up, it will most probably disappear and leave you in a panic. However, the ones we show above have been in business for quite a long time. - No guaranteed income. Your financial projections always remain hypothetical. You will be hit hard on the income if another bad hurricane season hits the islands again. - Few locations- sometimes only one location offered; thus no other bases available for "reciprocal time"; - Maintenance and phase-out and hurricane procedures to be thoroughly checked. Implications of Your Charter Company Choice The big guys (Dream Yacht, Moorings and Sunsail) typically offer: - Guaranteed income even if your boat never goes out on charter. Income typically equals 8 to 10% per year of the value of the boat new. - All maintenance and expenses paid by the company. You pay literally nothing. - Use of reciprocal charters in many other locations worldwide - Generous but limited owner's use: 9 to 12 weeks a year, with a limit on weeks in hi-season. The smaller outfits typically offer: - Not-guaranteed , variable income equal to roughly 60 to 75% of the charter income; - Company performs the maintenance, but you (the owner) pay all expenses: you will be billed for maintenance, docking, insurance, etc. Those companies charge a mark-up on parts over cost. - Unlimited owners' use. - Few other locations geared to exchange programs. Do you see where we are going here? I do not want to generalize because there are exceptions for everything. But in a nutshell, the big companies are better suited for owners who are happy with limited owner's use and who, basically, want a completely headache free, not-too-emotional kind of ownership. The smaller companies are much better suited for owners who want to own a particular type of boat, (TMM for example, will take almost any boat you'd like in their fleet) with customized features, like to sail a lot, maybe go out on their boat 2 months at a time, and like to be very involved with their boat. So as you can see, your choice here can drive you in 2 completely different universes. You will have to very carefully assess which one is best for your needs. The Boat Type : Obviously, your choice of boat will stem from your budget. And although you might find some price differences between companies for similar boats -mainly because of equipment differences- eventually, you will get the same bottom line, as in "You get what you pay for". The main question is: Monohull (more affordable) or Catamaran. But that is another discussion: just know that the massive, long term trend is driven by catamarans, especially in the Caribbean. Once your budget is defined, several criteria should guide your choice. - Will you sail mostly with your wife/husband/significant other only? or.... - Will you often take the kids or friends along? If so, you will need more staterooms/heads. Would you consider the roominess and stability of a catamaran — great for young kids? Or are you a hard-core monohull sailor? - Assuming you will keep the boat after the end of the contract, will she suit your goals back home? Same question if you intend to go cruising for an extended period of time at the end of the contract. Very important : All things being equal, all boats do not bring in the same charter income. Some boat sizes/configurations are more popular than others among charterers. Therefore, if you choose a contract with a percentage-based income (see contract section), you'll want to know exactly what kind of income boats similar to yours have generated over the last, say, 2/3 years. For that, during the course of your contract negotiation, you have to ask the management company to show you the listings of real bookings achieved by boats similar to yours, at the base you will choose (see below.) Most companies will show you "proformas" of future potential bookings. Not good enough. Proformas can be deceiving, vague and optimistic. Insist for the real stuff. If the company has nothing to hide, they should have no problem disclosing this information to you. The Boat Location This is a matter of personal preference, but here are some criteria. If you plan to base your boat in the Caribbean, bear in mind that the South Caribbean, also called the Windward, (Grenada, St. Lucia, Martinique) present more sailing challenges, with a lot of open ocean sailing, longer legs, and generally stronger winds than in the Northern Caribbean, also called the Leeward, (US and British Virgin Islands, St. Martin). So your sailing self-confidence and your anchoring technique will have to be up to par in the Windward. Conversely, the northern part (US and British Virgin) offers an almost unlimited diversity of sailing grounds and anchorages in a relatively small area. Personally, this area has been my long-time favorite. In the Bahamas and the Florida Keys, waters are much shallower, so catamarans are more adapted to the grounds and will let you go places that monohulls cannot access. In case you choose a variable income program, the Bahamas are (as of this writing) a very popular charter area bringing good income to a boat, especially a catamaran. Very important : For similar boats, all bases do not bring in the same charter income. Some are more popular than others among charterers. Therefore, if you choose a contract with a percentage-based income (see contract section), you will want to know, again, what kind of bookings boats similar to yours have gotten over the last 2 years (see above, section 2.2.) Thus, if for geographical preference, you elect to base your vessel in a somewhat remote area, we strongly suggest that you go for a contract with guaranteed income. Some remote locations, with the advantage of being very exotic, might also have the problem of lacking competent mechanics and surveyors. Even parts could be hard to come by. Finally, check how practical and pricey is the airline access from your hometown to the base you'd like. 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The Ultimate Travel Dream: Luxury Yacht Charters with The MooringsPosted by Tim Cotroneo on Wednesday, June 5, 2024 · Leave a Comment  For those seeking an unparalleled opportunity to get off-the-beaten-path and immerse themselves in nature’s sublime beauty, The Moorings provides the ultimate luxury yacht charter experience. With a diverse fleet of meticulously maintained catamarans and monohulls available in over 20 iconic and bucket-list destinations worldwide, The Moorings unlocks access to the globe’s most breathtaking natural playgrounds. During these one-of-a-kind charters, adventurers can experience the thrill of discovering secluded coves, vibrant coral reefs, and pristine beaches accessible only by boat. The inviting turquoise waters that lap the sides of your private yacht become your gateway to an underwater wonderland. The Moorings allows guests to snorkel to explore dazzling marine ecosystems teeming with kaleidoscopic fish and other exotic wildlife. Or gear up for an unforgettable scuba diving expedition to unveil the mysteries lurking within other-worldly underwater caves and caverns. While one person wants to snorkel or scuba dive, another person can lounge and see fish through the perfectly clear Caribbean waters without stepping off the yacht! Unexpected Destination: Seychelles  A Seychelles yacht charter takes place in an exotic, less-traveled corner of the world, which is what makes Seychelles cruising so enticing. The 115 islands that make up the Republic of Seychelles are among the most isolated islands in the world, offering intimacy and privacy. Many of the islands have small, isolated coves rimmed with gigantic palms set back from pure white-sand beaches, and close offshore are coral reefs. Half of Seychelles has been designated as a nature preserve to safeguard endangered birds such as the Seychelles bulbul, black parrot, and fruit pigeon, as well as giant tortoises found only in the Pacific’s Galapagos Islands. Guests can explore the destination to their heart’s content, discovering wildlife at every corner, snorkeling, learning about the history and culture of the destination while being looked after by a Moorings full-service crew. Why book with The Moorings? You’ll receive the experience of a lifetime on board a Moorings vesel island hopping and discovering the ins and outs of the most beautiful destinations in the world. With over 400 active yachts across the globe, The Moorings only partners with the best boat builders to provide high standards of comfort, performance, and ease of use. The Moorings strives to provide all guests with unsurpassed customer service and an experience that’s nothing short of unforgettable. Highlights of a Moorings Crewed Yacht Charter include: - Gourmet Cuisine: A Crewed yacht charter is built on fine dining. With trained gourmet chefs from all over the world, guests are sure to enjoy carefully crafted meals tailored to personal tastes.
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What the what? That’s right, with a high enough credit limit, you too could be ‘on a boat like Leo.’ Here’s a look at the types of yachts you can charter in Key West and what’s involved in getting one. What Is a Yacht Charter?Did you know you can just pick up the phone and rent a yacht? As the saying goes, all it takes is money! That’s a saying, right? While the price of a yacht charter might look shocking at first, it’s important to remember everything you get. By staying aboard, you won’t have to worry about hotel rooms or resort costs. You will probably still eat and drink ashore, but you will have access to the boat’s galley to cook food. On a crewed yacht charter, the cook might prepare delicious food for you! You also won’t have to worry about booking snorkel trips or other excursions since you’re living an adventure every day on a yacht charter. You can charter a yacht anywhere from a few hours to a few weeks. For an overnight trip, you can explore more of the Keys by visiting other marinas or anchoring for the night in secluded coves. Every day, you can pick from a variety of activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, fishing, lobstering, sandbar hopping, or just taking relaxing sails along the island chain. There are two types of yacht charters you’ll find in Key West: crewed and bareboat. Crewed ChartersCrewed yacht charters typically provide a captain, but sometimes, you also get a cook. It depends on the yacht size and how long you’re going out. Crewed charters usually include food and some beverages, but policies differ depending on your company. The overall goal is always for the trip to be all-inclusive — just step off the plane and onto your own private yacht for an island getaway. In Key West, a popular crewed charter option is to rent the yacht for a few days but only have the captain aboard for day trips. Each evening, you’ll return to the marina and use the boat like your hotel room. If you’ve ever dreamed of watching the sunset from your own yacht, this provides a glorious little taste of the yachting lifestyle. Bareboat ChartersA bareboat charter does not come with a crew or provisions — you’re just renting a ‘bare’ boat. That means you’ll be responsible for all the things a boat owner would be, like navigating safely, planning for the tides, not running aground, avoiding bad weather, and not getting lost. It also means you’ve got to dock the boat when you get back without crashing into anything! If you think it sounds shady to hand someone your credit card and be given the keys to a yacht in return, know that it’s not quite that easy. Charter companies require that you have some documented experience in similar-sized boats before they’ll let you take theirs out. Even if you’re a seasoned boater, the company may make you go out for a few hours with their captain to check you out in the boat. If you don’t have quite enough experience, they may be able to get you a captain to spend the first day or two of your trip getting you up to snuff. Regardless of your experience, most companies will spend time with you going over the boat and its systems. They’ll also review your itinerary to make sure you know everything you need to. Remember, on a bareboat trip, you’ll be responsible for buying all your food and beverages. Be sure to review our five killer cocktails to make on the boat. Training ChartersIf you are new to boating but dream of the bareboat yacht charter lifestyle, you could choose to combine your vacation with some training. There are several different training programs out there for power and sail. If you dream of sailing yachts, ASA (American Sailing Association) has a course curriculum designed to prepare you to take bareboat charters anywhere in the world. You can take these classes at any sailing school or find a school that combines the vacation with the training. Over the course of a seven-day sailing vacation, you’ll go through the courses necessary to become a bareboat captain. Sail Away Key West and Offshore Sailing School are two such providers on the island. Key West Boat Rentals Generally, when you’re looking for a “boat rental,” you’re looking for something for day trips — not for overnights. Boat rentals in Key West are usually center console or pontoon boats between 20 to 25 feet long, and they’re usually rented by the half or full day . There are a ton of boat rental places on the island, and generally, you don’t need very much boating experience to rent one. You are, however, required to have taken the Florida safe boater course (or your state’s equivalent) if you were born after 1988. Types of Boats You Can Charter in Key WestBoth powerboats and sailboats are available for charter. Charter company fleets vary considerably from company to company and location to location. Some places specialize in renting the newest, sleekest charter boats, while others find good ol’ boats that can be offered at lower prices. Monohulls vs. Catamarans as Charter BoatsCatamarans make up the overwhelming majority of the Key West charter fleet — and most other charter fleets, actually. Catamarans, both sail and power, are popular because of the amount of space and accommodations that they have. The interior of a 45-foot catamaran is about the same as a 60 or 70-foot monohull. A catamaran this size will have four separate staterooms, each with a private bathroom, meaning you could comfortably divide the cost of your charter among four couples. Plus, cats have huge windows, large patio tables, and lots of outdoor living space. They also have the added benefit of having a much shallower draft, which is great for exploring the Keys. Catamarans are bigger and more expensive than monohulls, however. If you’re looking for a cheaper ride during your stay, you might do well to find a company that charters a monohull. Key West Yacht Charter DestinationsWhere you go on a yacht charter in Key West depends on how long you’ve booked your charter for. If you’re only going for one or two nights, you’ll have to stick close to the island to ensure you can get the boat back on time. Never fear; there are plenty of incredible sandbars and reefs for exploring. Three or four-day charters can explore more of the Lower Florida Keys. You might check out places like Little Palm Island Resort, Looe Key, and Bahia Honda State Park. Five or six-day trips can get you to the Middle or Upper Keys. Places like Marathon, Islamorada, and Key Largo are possible options. For the entire 100-plus-mile stretch of the Keys, there are tons of reefs, sandbars, and little towns to check out and explore. The longer you’re on the water, the more likely weather will play a major factor in your trip. Strong winds may be unfavorable for travel, or they may limit you to one side of the islands. The seas that can be kicked up on the ocean side can make for very long and uncomfortable travel days, so every captain must pick their destinations with a close eye on the weather. The most asked-about yacht charter destination in the Keys is probably the Dry Tortugas. Dry Tortugas National Park is about 70 miles west of Key West, far out in the Gulf of Mexico. It’s a beautiful place, but there aren’t many places to stop and very little protection from the weather. Most companies recommend you have a five or six-night charter booked if you intend to call on the Dry Tortugas. Another option for longer charters is a one-way trip from Key West to Miami or vice versa. Florida Yacht Charters has a great list describing the various activities and destinations you can see on a Key West yacht charter. Booking a Yacht Charter in Key WestHere are some companies to check out, whether you’re looking for crewed or bareboat yacht charters in Key West. Some of the major charter companies operate here seasonally, so you can also check with The Moorings and Sunsail to see if they are operating out of Key West for your desired itinerary. https://www.moorings.com https://www.sunsail.com Florida Yacht Charters https://floridayachtscharters.com Blue Ocean Yacht Charters https://blueoceanyachtcharters.com Luxury Yacht Charters https://luxuryyachtcharters.com Key West Yacht Rental (90′ motor yacht) https://keywestyachtrental.com Calypso Sailing https://calypsosailing.com/charters Or, You Could Save a Few Thousand...Truth is, you don’t need to charter a yacht to have a great time on the water in Key West. Every day, I take visitors out on Key West sandbar charters and private cruises. We see dolphins doing flips and all sorts of…stuff. So grab your swim trunks and flippie-floppies, and spend the day exploring Key West by water with Casual Monday Charters. Plus, we’ll be back by dark, so you can spend the night on terra firma, safe from the Kraken and wonky boat toilets.  Call Captain Zak today and book a private charter to see what all the commotion is about.  Comments are closed.  Come Enjoy our smooth riding ocean going 25 ft Hydrasports center console upgraded with twin 200 EFI engines. Whether you’re looking to jump in the water at the sandbar and turn up the JL Audio system while you enjoy a cold one or make a quick and comfortable ride out to the reef our boat is just right for the occasion.  Quick LinksContact Info The MooringsOur reliable partner. Contact us for more information. This company has been in business since 1969, when seasoned marine veteran Charlie Cary decided to turn his lifelong passion into a profession and started a business in the British Virgin Islands. Today, with over 50 years of experience chartering yachts around the world, The Moorings charter company offers an exceptionally high standard of service. Specially trained staff regularly visit all destinations to share the best up-to-date tips and first-hand recommendations with clients . With The Moorings you can sail in the Mediterranean (Croatia , Greece , Italy ), but also in the Caribbean , Seychelles , Tahiti or Thailand .  Smart loyalty programA dream holiday doesn't have to be unnecessarily expensive. The Moorings regularly partners with a number of companies around the world to help its guests cut costs. When you charter a yacht with the company, you become part of the Moorings Family and receive your own Captain's Rewards membership card . This allows you to receive special discounts and savings at partner locations, plus Captain's Rewards members always save 5% on future charter bookings.  The Moorings is renowned for its magnificent fleet, designed especially for charter holidays by its exclusive partners Beneteau (various Oceanis sailing yacht models) and Robertson & Caine (Leopard catamarans) . All boats are built to the most exacting specifications and world-renowned standards . Tip yachting.comAre sailing conditions better in Croatia or Greece ? Each of these countries offers sea lovers a unique experience: beautiful seas, historic cities and breathtaking nature. But what about marina prices, sailing conditions, weather or local cuisine? Let's take a closer look at these two most popular sailing destinations. In the article Croatia vs. Greece: where is the better sailing? We'll give you advice based on your sailing experience, your wallet and what you want to do and see during your cruise. Boat statisticsThe most detailed analysis of this charter company's yachts  Our yacht fleetRent a boat, sailing yacht or catamaran for the best prices online Click on the card to view different charter types. Boats in our offerFor the best seasonal offers, take a look at the available boat deals from charter companies sorted by discount. 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View Compare  Yacht Charter GreeceExperience greece like never before with aegean yachting. Aegean Yachting easily lives up to the built-in proclamation of its nomenclature. The seaworthy firm offers yacht excursions in Greece in mono-hull sailboats, catamarans or motor yachts that lavishly accommodate as few as two or ten or more guests. Aegean Yachting – as blue as it getsExplore top yacht charter destinations in greece.  Yacht Charter Lefkada Yacht Charter Corfu Yacht Charter Zakynthos Yacht Charter Crete Yacht Charter Anticythera Yacht Charter Cythera Yacht Charter Serifos Yacht Charter Ikaria Yacht Charter Agistri The crew was friendly, knowledgeable, attentive, and accommodating. Very happy with Aegean Yachting’ service. They made our vacation a memorable one.  The most wonderful, inspiring and peaceful vacation. Thanks for the amazing hospitality and kindness.  We thoroughly enjoyed our charter! I would definitely recommend Aegean Yachting! 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Selected Yachts ECCE NAVIGOLength (m): 31 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10 Price per week starting at: € 23,000  Length (m): 30,47 | Cabins: 4 | Berths: 9 Price per week starting at: € 39,000  Length (m): 29,5 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10 Price per week starting at: € 30,000  Length (m): 15,24 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10 Price per week starting at: € 13,000  Length (m): 42,67 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10 Price per week starting at: € 100,000  Length (m): 36,88 | Cabins: 6 | Berths: 12  Length (m): 35,5 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 12 Price per week starting at: € 69,000  O’PTASIALength (m): 85 | Cabins: 10 | Berths: 12 Price per week starting at: € 800,000  M/Y O’ CeanosLength (m): 49,23 | Cabins: 7 | Berths: 12 Price per week starting at: € 145,000  Length (m): 33,88 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 12 Price per week starting at: € 125,000  Bavaria C38Length (m): 11,38 | Cabins: 3 | Berths: 7  Bavaria C42Length (m): 12,38 | Cabins: 3 | Berths: 7  Bavaria C45Length (m): 14,43 | Cabins: 4 | Berths: 9  Bavaria C50Length (m): 15,55 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10  Bavaria C57Length (m): 16,73 | Cabins: 5+1 | Berths: 11  Bavaria Cruiser 51Length (m): 15,59 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10  Bavaria Cruiser 46Length (m): 14,27 | Cabins: 4 | Berths: 9  Bavaria Cruiser 37Length (m): 11,3 | Cabins: 3 | Berths: 7  Bavaria Cruiser 41Length (m): 12,35 | Cabins: 3 | Berths: 7  Bavaria Cruiser 34Length (m): 9,99 | Cabins: 2 | Berths: 5 Yacht Charter Greece – The Aegean Yachting offers a wide range of sailing yachts, motor yachts, and catamarans in some of the most beautiful destinations in Greece . A brand of Nikolas Yachting Ltd. , Aegean Yachting provides affordable yacht charters in Greece and the Greek islands . You can explore the Greek islands with a sailing or motor yacht, bare-boat or with a skipper for the vacation of a lifetime. The Greek peninsula is at the far south east of Europe is made up of the mainland (Attica, Peloponnese, Central Greece, Thessaly, Epirus, Macedonia and Thrace) and the islands in the Aegean and Ionian Seas. The area has a population of about 10 million. Athens , the capital and largest city of Greece: The name of Greece’s capital derives from the name of the Goddess of wisdom and intelligence, Athena. This unique city is where democracy first saw the light of day, and where the Parthenon, the gem of architecture, was built. Yacht charter bases in Greece – Greek islands: Greece has an extremely large number of islands – 6,000-odd islands and islets scattered in the Aegean and Ionian Seas, of which only 227 islands are inhabited. Most of the islands are found in the Aegean Sea and are divided into many groups: Sporades Islands: Pine-clad, picturesque, and hilly islands with some of Greece’s most beautiful beaches — Alonnisos , Skiathos , Skopelos , and Skyros . Dodecanese Islands ( Yacht Charter in Dodecanese, Greece ) – This group of islands has some of the most cosmopolitan and tranquil of the Greek Islands – 15 larger and about 150 smaller Greek islands — Astypalaia , Agathonisi , Alimia, Arkoi, Chalki, Farmakonisi, Gyali, Kalymnos , Karpathos , Kasos , Kastellorizo , Kinaros, Kos , Lipsi , Leipsoi, Leros , Levitha, Marathos, Nisyros , Nimos , Patmos , Pserimos , Rhodes , Symi , Saria, Strongyli, Syrna, Telendos , and Tilos . Cyclades Islands (Yacht Charter in Cyclades, Greece), situated in the heart of Aegean Sea, Cyclades is one of the most popular yacht charter destination in Greece. This group of islands is made up of 56 islands of various sizes, with the most important being Amorgos, Anafi, Andros, Antiparos, Delos, Ios, Kea, Kimolos, Kythnos, Milos, Mykonos, Naxos, Paros, Santorini, Serifos, Sikinos, Sifnos, Syros, Tinos, Folegandros, as well as the “Minor Cyclades” comprising Donousa, Irakleia, Koufonisia and Schinousa. Saronic Islands also known as Gulf of Aegina (Yacht Charter in Saronic Gulf, Greece), easily accessible from Athens or Poros, excellent for bareboat yacht charters or flotillas alike. This area is also ideal for beginners with steady predictable afternoon breezes – the islands of Aegina/Aegena, Salamina/Salamis, Poros, Patroklos, Fleves, Angistri, Methana, Spetses, and Hydra. Ionian Islands ( Yacht Charter in Ionian, Greece ) – The Ionian Sea is an ideal yacht charter destination and somewhat more peaceful than the Aegean. The lush green beauty of the Ionian Islands offer gentle sailing from bases in Corfu and Lefkas makes this a family friendly yacht charter area in Greece – lying just off the West coast of Greece, Ionian islands resemble a necklace, and include Paxos and Antipaxos, Corfu, Levkas, Kefalonia, Ithaca and Zakinthos. Evia (Yacht Charter in Evia, Greece) – The prefecture of Evia (which also includes the island of Skiros), is next to the prefecture of Viotia on the east and on the south touches the Aegean Sea, on the north and northwest to the Pagasitiko and Maliako Gulf, while on the west and southwest with the north and south Evian Gulf. The Northeastern Aegean Islands (Yacht Charter in Northeastern Aegean, Greece) – Agios Efstratios, Thasos, Ikaria, Lesbos, Limnos, Inouses, Samos, Samothrace, Chios, Psara. Crete – an authentic Greek Island with a metropolitan twist: Yacht charter in Crete is a wonderful experience, offering the ultimate escape. Located at the southernmost tip of Greece, Crete is the largest island of Greece and divided in to 4 prefectures. From west to east: Chania, Rethymno, Heraklion and Lasithi. Motor Boat Charters Moscow. Motor Yacht Charter MoscowTop-rated yacht charters in moscow - preselected yacht rentals:.  Yacht Elegance 64 for rent in Khimki Marina- Elegance 64 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
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Hi everyone I am a 3 time Moorings catamaran owner thinking about switching to Dream Yacht Charter and wondered if if anyone one could give me comparisons either as owners or charterers. I'm aware of ... Lagoon vs Leopard and Sunsail/Moorings vs Dream Yacht Charter: jim King: Multihull Sailboats: 12: 03-02-2020 19:46: Sunsail vs BVI Yacht ...
1. Re: Moorings vs Dream Yacht Charter. 6 years ago. Hi, i cant comment about Moorings but did 10 days by the cabin charter in Society Islands with Dream Charter and they were amazing, I suppose it very much depends on the crew you get but i wouldnt hesitate to recommend. Get in touch if you need more details.
Join Date: Apr 2012. Location: Portland Oregon. Boat: Leopard 45. Posts: 333. Lagoon vs Leopard and Sunsail/Moorings vs Dream Yacht Charter. I owned a Leopard 44 with Sunsail Charter for 4 years until Hurricane Irma totaled it last year in The BVI. I got a check from the insurance company and am now shopping for a new cat to put into charter.
Yes, The Moorings is well known for the preparation we provide our guests. Prior to your charter departure, you will be given a complete chart briefing covering the local cruising grounds and we will answer any questions you may have about navigation, anchorages, prevailing conditions, clearing customs or any part of your desired itinerary.
I've considered DYC a few times but always went with Sunsail/Moorings. Comparing their bases it always looked like DYC had boats in disrepair and lacking base facilities. "Stuff" does happen but anytime I had an issue with a Sunsail boat they had a chase boat out within 30 minutes to help with any repairs. I've had over a dozen charters with Sunsail/Moorings and would highly recomend them.
The boat problems could be forgiven, but we received absolutely zero compensation for the missed days of the charter. At the end of the trip, I spoke with the manager about what could be done. I already knew in the charter agreement it stated that generators were not considered essential equipment, and the max compensation they would give for a ...
Implications of Your Charter Company ChoiceThe big guys (Dream Yacht, Moorings and Sunsail) typically offer:- Guaranteed income even if your boat never goes out on charter. Income typically equals 8 to 10% per year of the value of the boat new.-. All maintenance and expenses paid by the company.
Answer 1 of 2: We're considering a crewed charter with the Moorings or "by the cabin" with Dream Yacht Charters. We have a lot of BVI experience but none in Tahiti. Does anyone have experience or comparison for me? Thanks!
That was the main reason for using Sunsail vs Moorings. DYC claims they do their chart briefing at 8:30 am, which allows you to get out for the 10:00 bridge opening for outbound vessels. ... Sunsail vs. Dream Yacht Charters [Re: tmsxmsails] #124716 03/23/2017 10:01 PM 03/23/2017 10:01 PM: Joined: Nov 2016 Posts: 38. T. trespalmas OP Traveler ...
See all photos. About. Established in 1969, The Moorings is the world's premier yacht charter company. With over 500 yachts in destinations from the warm white shores of the Caribbean to the timeless Mediterranean and beyond, we're here to make your time at sea simply unforgettable. We offer a collection of getaways including hands-on sailing ...
A Crewed charter delivers a one of a kind experience that is both all-inclusive and exclusively-yours. Choose from 15 exquisite vacation destinations around the world, select your idyllic yacht from a cutting-edge fleet of state-of-the-art sail and power catamarans, and hand-pick the Moorings Crew that is perfect for you.
For more than 50 years we've set the standard for Sail charters, Power charters and all-Inclusive Crewed yacht charters in over 20 destinations across the globe. The Moorings is proud to have one of the newest fleets in the industry, and an array of incredible destinations to explore. Whether you set sail on one of our state-of-the-art ...
Sunsail was founded a few years later in 1974 in the UK, specializing in sailing charters in Greece. Over time, both The Moorings and Sunsail expanded to offer sailing vacations in over 20 destinations all over the world. In the 2000's, both Sunsail and The Moorings were eventually purchased by the same parent company, and operated under one ...
For those seeking an unparalleled opportunity to get off-the-beaten-path and immerse themselves in nature's sublime beauty, The Moorings provides the ultimate luxury yacht charter experience. With a diverse fleet of meticulously maintained catamarans and monohulls available in over 20 iconic and bucket-list destinations worldwide, The Moorings unlocks access to the globe's most ...
A bareboat charter does not come with a crew or provisions — you're just renting a 'bare' boat. That means you'll be responsible for all the things a boat owner would be, like navigating safely, planning for the tides, not running aground, avoiding bad weather, and not getting lost. It also means you've got to dock the boat when you get back without crashing into anything!
Choosing Your Moorings Yacht Charter. Planning your dream vacation with Moorings Yacht Charters, the world's premier yacht charter company, is an exciting adventure in itself! The Moorings offers a wide range of charter options. You can choose charter boats that suit your group size and preferences, from the classic monohull to luxurious ...
Sailing British Virgin Islands. BVI boat charters give you the chance to explore more than 60 idyllic islands and islets at the northern end of the Lesser Antilles. With year-round balmy temperatures, lush green hillsides and dazzling white sandy beaches, the BVI is a near-perfect vacation destination, loved by novice and seasoned sailors alike.
The Moorings sailing yachts are delivered with a full water tank, full fuel tank (excluding the Mediterranean), and 2 bags of ice in your cooler. Complimentary water and 2 additional bags of ice are available from any Moorings base. A full tank of fuel is included in the price for all The Moorings sailing yachts.
Phone: +420 222 528 222. Email: [email protected]. The Moorings 93 N Park Place Blvd., Clearwater, 33759, USA. Phone: +1 888 952 8420 Email: [email protected]. The Moorings currently operates 697 charter yachts in its fleet. Check availability of their boats and make an on-line reservation in yachting.com. Best price guarantee.
Motor yacht Timmerman 32m is an elegant, modern and comfortable motor yacht which has noble origin and rich history. Built in 2003 at Timmerman Yachts shipyard in Moscow she became the first «luxury»motor yacht made in Russia. The yacht project was developed by the designer Guido de Grotto and naval architect Yaron Ginton, Holland. Яхта has been used for hospitality and leisure purposes ...
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The Moorings offers a range of options to help you create a one-of-a-kind group charter experience. Completely customizable with five or more yachts, a group charter can be organized to your needs with the help of our dedicated Groups & Incentives team. Select your desired destination and dates, then choose from bareboat, crewed or power yacht ...
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