Go to Events, read all information carefully, choose the one that interests you and click on “Book this Tour”. You will book for an entire group and you shall be responsible for the group.
If you manage to plan ahead, you can take advantage of the special offers and discounts. All relevant information is available on the page of each event.
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The price includes all costs associated to the yacht: renting the yacht, towels and linen, safety equipment, sailing equipment, GPS, audio equipment, dinghy with outboard engine and final cleaning.
Fuel and docking fees is not included.
Skipper cost is not included for bareboat charters.
Hostess cost is not included.
All relevant information will be in the booking confirmation.
Bareboat charter means we supply the yacht and you sail it yourself. We don’t automatically supply a skipper or crew and you take full responsibility for the safety of the yacht and its crew – although we can supply a Skipper and/or Hostess if requested. To charter a Bareboat, the port authorities and our insurers require a skipper to have at least an RYA day skipper certificate or an International Certificate of Competence (ICC). At least one member of the crew must be experienced or certificated to a minimum Competent Crew level. Should you have a license but lack the necessary experience, we can help you with our training courses. Click on this link for information: http://www.capetan.club
Skippered charter means we provide the skipper who will be in charge of the boat. All crew can take part in sailing. This is a great way to learn the ropes without the responsibility. Our friendly skipper will encourage you to take an active part in your holiday or you can simply relax and be sailed around! Booking a skipper allows for non-sailors or sailors to charter a yacht and go off on their own and experience the same beautiful environment as other sailors, without formal sailing qualifications. Skippers are also able to advise you on ports to visit, where to eat and places to swim. Take your time meandering from port to port, stopping for a lazy lunch and swim in beautiful bays along the way, before making the most of the afternoon breeze and sailing to your evening destination.
As we incur costs from the time we confirm your booking, following the payment of the first instalment, cancellation is no longer possible. Even so, your yacht will be soon available online for others to book. Full refund will be given as long as the yacht is booked by someone else. We will take reasonable steps to ensure that all costs and losses are kept to a minimum.
Should you or any member of your party need to cancel your holiday once it has been confirmed, the party leader must immediately advise us in writing. We will do our best to find a solution as agreeable as possible, for your specific situation.
The check in process is a great chance for you to find out about both your boat and the sailing area, and to check you have everything you need. It is also an important protection for you in agreeing the state of your yacht at the start of the holiday. Agreeing any pre-existing damage or missing equipment at the outset can avoid disputes later.
For a skippered or crewed charter, you obviously don’t need to know the full workings of the yacht and the skipper will make the technical check in. During this time, clients are welcome to leave their luggage at the base, wander around, have refreshments in the nearby restaurant or do the shopping for the upcoming trip.
Technical and safety briefing is the last and the most crucial part of the yacht charter check-in procedure. It lasts around 45 minutes, and during this time, all crew members are introduced to the essential technical features of the yacht as well as to the onboard safety.
You will still be expected to pay a security deposit so we recommend paying attention.
You may have to do a little management to ensure you get the best out of it. On the other hand, do remember that the supplier’s team aren’t there to teach you how to sail. Check in is usually around 5 PM.
Yacht deposit varies between 1.500 – 3.000 Eur. and it is mandatory in most cases. It is supposed to cover for all potential damages and loses generated by crew members. Damages may be small, like:loss of a fender, loss of towels, burned pillow, clogged toilet; big damages include loss of dinghy,burned sail, broken hatch. The deposit will be charged upon arrival in the marina, before boarding.
As long as there are no damages, nor loses, your deposit will be refunded in full at check out. In case of accident generated from third party fault, your deposit will not be affected.
If you also pay for a skipper, you might still be required to leave a deposit. The skipper is being held responsible for any damages that may occur during the navigational processes. However, clients are responsible for the boat interior /exterior and other parts of the boat that can be damaged during their stay, which are not under the skipper’s responsibility.
The refundable deposit can be paid in cash or via card slip, meaning that the amount needed for the deposit will be put on hold until you return the yacht. A non-refundable deposit (deposit waiver) is not refundable, but in case of damage to a yacht non-refundable deposit will cover all the damages no matter how costly they are. Non-refundable deposits are usually a couple of hundred of euros.
During some events, yes. If you do not wish to be on camera or video this should be brought to our attention by sending an email to hello@sailarmada.com before the commencement of your holiday.
This should include the name and contact details of the person who does not wish to be photographed or filmed, along with your booking number.
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