How to book

Type of Operations: Are you looking for a boat for leisurely cruising, fishing, water sports, or something more specialized like a yacht for luxury travel? For example, a fishing boat is very different from a luxury yacht or a sailing boat.

Group Size: How many people will you typically have on board? If you're planning a trip with a larger group, you'll need something spacious, like a catamaran or a cruiser, while smaller groups might do just fine with something like a day boat or sailboat.

Size and Capacity: Bigger boats often provide more comfort, storage, and amenities, but they’re also more difficult to maneuver and require more crew. If you're a first-time boater, a smaller, more manageable vessel may be easier to handle.

Sailability: If you want to sail, a sailing yacht might be perfect for you. But if you just want a more relaxed experience, a motorboat or power yacht could be the way to go. Some boats are hybrid (motor/sail), so they give you the best of both worlds.

Specific Uses: Think about whether you'll be doing overnight trips or just day excursions. If you want to stay on the water, a luxury yacht with cabins and amenities might be a great choice. For quick day trips, something like a speedboat or rib boat could be sufficient.

Personal Preference and Experience: If you're an experienced sailor, you might want something more advanced, like a sailing yacht or catamaran, while someone less experienced might prefer the ease and stability of a motor yacht or even a houseboat for a more relaxed trip.

Charter the boat

Availability Check: Once you've found the boat and confirmed it's available, you have the option to click “Book Now.” This usually gives you a couple of days to think things over, plan further details, or make sure the trip works for everyone involved.

First Installment Payment: Once you decide to move forward with the booking, you’ll need to pay a deposit, which is typically 50% of the total price. This ensures the booking is secured. If you're booking close to the departure date (within 30 days), full payment is usually required upfront.

Cancellation and Flexibility: Double-check the cancellation policy before you finalize. Some bookings offer flexibility if you change your mind early enough, but others may have strict terms, especially as the departure date nears.

Confirmation: After payment, you should receive a confirmation email or booking contract. This will include all the details—dates, boat specifications, and terms. It's good practice to keep this handy for any future questions or updates.