Dufour 41 “Moorings 41.3 Exclusive”

Usually includes· Typical contents — confirm with your charter company

• Outboard engine for the dinghy
• Fuel tank (fuel is usually charged on use)

Check the charter company's rules on dinghy use after dark.

Usually includes· Typical contents — confirm with your charter company

• Breakfast and one main meal a day prepared on board
• Galley and saloon kept tidy
• Help with provisioning lists

Food and drinks are bought separately — you can budget for them with the food & drinks planner. Ask the charter company about cabin arrangements.

Usually includes· Typical contents — confirm with your charter company

• Breakfast and one main meal a day prepared on board
• Galley and saloon kept tidy
• Help with provisioning lists

Food and drinks are bought separately — you can budget for them with the food & drinks planner. Ask the charter company about cabin arrangements.

Usually includes· Typical contents — confirm with your charter company

• A local skipper who knows the area
• Help with mooring, anchoring and passage planning
• Handover of the yacht on your behalf at check-in and check-out

Guests usually provide the skipper's meals and a berth (often a separate cabin or the saloon). Tips are customary but optional.

Usually includes· Typical contents — confirm with your charter company

• A non-refundable fee paid to the charter company under its own terms

Sailcorner doesn't sell deposit insurance. Some charter companies offer a damage waiver — ask your charter company. Ask exactly what is covered, the excess you would still pay and the exclusions.

Usually includes· Typical contents — confirm with your charter company

• Sit-on-top kayak
• Paddle
• Buoyancy aid (ask for children's sizes)

Request more than one if you'd like to paddle out together.