Lagoon 51 “Pearl”

From the charter company: end cleaning, bed linen, towels, 1 beach towel per person, outboard and fuel, gas bottles, base marina fees, damage waiver insurance, airport transfer

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.

From the charter company: Main duties are: Breakfast and lunch Cleaning galley and maintenance of tidiness of yacht Serving drinks Assisting the guests throughout the journey Assisting the skipper 30 EUR daily food allowance is included. Crew will not be on the yacht the last night when the yacht remains in the marina.

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.

From the charter company: 30 EUR daily food allowance is included. Crew will not be on the yacht the last night when the yacht remains in the marina.

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.

From the charter company: Main duties are: Breakfast, lunch and 5 dinners Cleaning galley and maintenance of tidiness of yacht Serving drinks Assisting the guests throughout the journey Assisting the skipper If cook is book a 30% APA requirement is mandatory. 30 EUR daily food allowance is included. Crew will not be on the yacht the last night when the yacht remains in the marina.

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.

From the charter company: This includes: 5 cases of bottled still water, toilet paper, kitchen roll, large and small waste bags, washing up liquid for dishes, hand soap in bathrooms

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

• 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

• Boarding earlier than the standard check-in time
• Time to stow luggage and provisions before departure

Usually depends on the yacht returning on time from the previous charter.

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

• 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

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

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

Usually includes· Typical contents — confirm with your charter company

• Inflatable stand-up paddleboard
• Paddle and pump
• Leash

Usually shared by the group for the week — request more than one if you'd like to paddle together.

From the charter company: The charterer agrees to provide to the owner an “APA” Advanced Provision Allowance to cover the various expenses during the charter such as fuel costs, food and beverages, port fees, communication expenses, water toys, return fuel costs and other incidentals. In the case that further funds are required for the APA the captain will inform the charterer accordingly to deposit further funds to the owner’s account. At the end of the charter, the charterer will be provided detailed accounts by the captain of all expenses during the charter and in case there is any amount remaining in the APA this will be returned to the charterer by the owner.