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Sailboat
charter requirements
Sailboat charters
require the charterer, the skipper and the
crew to comply with various regulations,
some extracted from the laws of the
destination country and others from the
charter agencies.
Failure to comply
with these regulations could end up in a
very unpleasant situation.
Most of the charter sailboats are insured against third party
for damages or personal accidents up to half a million Euros.
For your own safety
though, which is not covered from the above condition, we highly recommend
that you take out an appropriate holiday insurance. Feel
free to
contact me for any question or enquiry you might
have related to your next sailboat charter... |
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Find
the best boat for your vacation |
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..and who will charter her to you |
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Using our search facility you will :
- find which yachts match your requirements
- be able to view these boats' details and compare them with
similar vessels
- find who are the agents and/or owners chartering these
boats
- be offered a link to their sites for further information
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Country's requirements |
- While sailing you should
respect the country's laws, as well as the
international naval laws and ethics.
- Some countries -like
Greece-
require that you have on board a second crew member
with sailing experience.
- You must always carry
onboard your charter contract -demand from
your agent to provide you a copy.
- A crew list should always
be at the disposal of local port-police
authorities, if you are asked to provide
them one during your holidays.
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| If you like me to assist you with your
sailboat charter choice, please
send me an e-mail with your
questions and enquiries. I will be
glad to reply and assist you, wherever I
possibly can. |
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Charter agency's
requirements |
Most of the charter
agencies will require by you that:
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You should be a competent
yachtsman, with experience of coastal navigation, passage planning and
previous experience in handling a yacht of similar size to the one you
intend to charter. You will need to prove your competence with a
sailing certificate.
- You will need to leave with
the agency a refundable deposit to
cover any loss or damage during the
trip, that is not covered by the
vessel's insurance. The amount
of this deposit varies with size and
value of the yacht and it may be
paid in cash, traveller's cheques or major credit card prior to embarkation.
- You will be asked
to sign a
charter
contract (in several copies)
upon booking, or the latest upon
your embarkation. You will
also need to present your passports
to the company.
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