Food and beverages are not included, unless you request them. You will normally fill out a preference sheet and pay for this service at base in local currency, or shop for yourselves when you arrive. Fuel and water tanks are full when you embark (make sure you check them), you´ll pay for consumption and need to refill the tanks upon your return.

Our Captain is an excellent chef and will cook for all you.

Anyway, the kitchen on board is equipped with oven, fridge, plates, pans, cutlery and everything you need if you want to prepare meals yourself.

Blankets, bedlinen, bath towels and beach towels are provided, included in the price.

The major additional cost beyond the base charter fee will be fuel.

Other charges will be mooring fees if you'll be spending the night in a port and any provisioning you request.

These charges are paid via the APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) system - see below. 

This is the Advance Provisioning Allowance.

The APA essentially creates a bank account for the Captain to provision on your behalf. Key provisioning is fuel, food, drinks and port fees.

35% will be added on to the base charter fee. You will pay this fee, with your final charter payment.

The Captain is obligated to keep all receipts and balance the account for you, and you can check the expenditure level at any time during the charter.

At the end of the charter, the Captain will give you a full account of your expenditures, and any amounts not used will be refunded to you. There are no mark-ups on the APA - all of the funds go directly to buying fuel, food, etc. The APA is a simple and efficient way of getting the boat provisioned properly, with minimal hassle and straightforward record keeping.