Cabin charter is a convenient and
affordable way of experiencing the charms of sailing without having
to worry about necessary permits and experience and who you are
going to sail with.
Destination and
budget
However, the only thing that
should concern you is choosing the cabin charter program that would
be perfect just for you. Choosing the right cabin charter program
depends solely on you and your preferences. You would normally opt
for a program that meets your needs destination- and money-wise.
Note that the cost depends on the boat type (chartering a cabin on
a catamaran is more expensive than on a monohull), destination and
cabin size - single cabins are a bit pricier than
the double-occupancy ones. Also, you can choose between the half-
and full-board programs, and decide on the program depending upon
its duration. Keep in mind that in a cabin charter program, the
ports of embarkation and disembarkation are fixed.
Prices of cabin
charter
The most expensive cabin charter
programs are, of course, in mid-season. The price goes up if you
decide to choose full-board, and charter a cabin on a luxury boat.
The duration of your holiday is also a key factor - naturally, a
week is cheaper than two weeks. If you are chartering a cabin for
yourself, expect to pay some 60% more than you would pay a cabin
for two. Children usually are eligible for
discounts, especially if they are small. They may even go
for free. However, this depends upon your charter company's
policy.
Cabin charter program price
usually includes seven days cruising, crew, insurance, and most
usually, half-board (breakfast and lunch) as well as a meal for the
captain. The cabin charter program price normally excludes
transfers, entrance fees for national parks, drinks, dinners
ashore, port and tourist taxes.
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