Bali 4.1 “North Cat II”

From the charter company: The Damage Waiver reduces your financial liability in the event of damage to the yacht, loss or damage to ancillary equipment, or damage caused by a third party during your charter. Non-refundable: The Damage Waiver is not refundable under any circumstances. The refundable deposit covers any damage or loss over the damage waiver amount, and the customer's total financial liability will not exceed the amount of the damage waiver and the refundable deposit. Coverage: It covers any loss or accident involving the yacht, its equipment, or a third party, including all risks of damage or theft, whether due to negligence or malicious intent by the skipper or clients. Indemnification: It indemnifies all parties involved in all cases. Additional Weeks: For any additional week of the charter, an extra Damage Waiver charge will apply, amounting to half of the standard Damage Waiver cost. The payment of either the Refundable Security Deposit or the Damage Waiver applies solely to one major incident at a time. Suppose there is a loss or damage to high-value equipment (such as an outboard engine or dinghy, sails, mast). In that case, the Charterer has the right to a replacement or repair, on the condition that a new Refundable Security Deposit is paid promptly upon receiving the replacement or completion of the repair.

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.

From the charter company: Included: Cleaning, soap and toilet paper (1 per head), Bed Linen (per double cabin/week): 2 top sheets, 1 bottom sheet, 2 pillowcases, 2 quilts Towels (per person/week): 1 face towel, 1 bath towel, 2 Gas Bottles (one in full), Mooring fees (first and last day at our Pier or birth in the port), Electricity consumption at the base (first and last night), water refilling (first and last)

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

• Mobile Wi-Fi router or hotspot on board
• Local data allowance (often with a fair-use limit)

Coverage depends on the mobile network; expect gaps between islands.

Usually includes· Typical contents — confirm with your charter company

• Bed linen for each berth
• Bath towel per guest

Beach towels are often not included — bring your own.

Usually includes· Typical contents — confirm with your charter company

• Bed linen for each berth
• Bath towel per guest

Beach towels are often not included — bring your own.

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

• Meals prepared by the onboard cook as agreed with the charter company

Drinks are usually extra. Tell the charter company about dietary needs in advance.

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.