On Board
- WHAT IS A CREWED CHARTER? AND DO YOU OFFER CATERING?
- WHERE TO GO ON DAY CHARTER?
- HOW LONG IS A CHARTER?
- WHY MAX 12 PEOPLE ON BOATS?
- WHERE WILL WE GO ON OUR CHARTER IN IBIZA?
Booking
WHAT IS A CREWED CHARTER? AND DO YOU OFFER CATERING?
A crewed luxury yacht, motorboat or catamaran charter has a permanent crew that takes care of the yacht and its passengers.
Special requests can be made for your charter and catering can be provided. However, we do recommend that you communicate your special requests and menu/drink options before you board the yacht, so we may have time to buy and prepare everything in advance.
Onboard the yacht you will find a limited selection of complimentary drinks are provided.
We also allow clients to bring their own food and drinks on board most of our boats, but it’s best to check with us first. Many people though prefer to enjoy the excellent beach bars and restaurants along the way that offer a wide range of cuisines.
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WHERE TO GO ON DAY CHARTER?
Before recommending an itinerary, we like to talk to you to try and discover what you want to get out of your charter.
Whether it’s a day, two days or a week or more, we can work with you to create an itinerary that is
…bespoke to you!
Many of our day charters choose to visit the islands of Formentera and Espalmador, with pristine golden sand beaches and dream like turquoise waters. While others prefer to explore Atlantis and visit the well known island of Es Vedra while discovering secret coves and secluded spots along the way. Or you can choose to simply soak up the scene overlooking the most famous VIP beach clubs, the possibilities are endless… Our captains have the experience and intimate knowledge of the local waters to ensure you get the most out of your charter.
We can also recommend where to eat and even book a table for you at the latest hot spots. If you would like to know more about suggested itineraries and trips, take a look at our guide or to discuss your perfect charter itinerary: Call us on: +34 613 958 852
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HOW LONG IS A CHARTER?
The recommended departure time is between 11:00 and 13:00 to get the most out of the charter.
You can charter a boat in Ibiza for as long as you want: a day, two or three days, a week or more, it is entirely up to you.
Each charter is tailor-made to your requirements and we will discuss everything with you.
To sleep on board requires normally a minimum of 2 day booking.
If you wish to moor at another port, let us know and it will be arranged, the extra mooring fee is at your own charge…tell us more about your wishes and needs and we do our very best to find the best solution.
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WHY MAX 12 PEOPLE ON BOATS?
Each yacht and motorboat featured on the website shows the number of guests, excluding captain and crew if applicable, that are legally licensed to travel on the boat during the day and the number allowed to sleep aboard.
Some vessels are only licensed for 7, 8, 10 etc. The captain is responsible for the safety of your group and even if he wanted to, he is not allowed to carry more passengers than the license allows. The fines are too great and the consequences too severe to even contemplate breaking safety regulations.
If you have more than 12 people, you can choose to add a tandem boat to carry the extra guests and when stationary, the group can choose to be together on the main boat. In addition, sometimes it is possible for the tandem boat to offer water sports such as water skiing, wake boarding and other inflatable’s – an ideal solution and a lot of extra fun. This can be a cost effective option for groups 13 – 18 people.
Our yachts are also child friendly and have appropriate child life-vests on board.
The capacity of a boat includes children, so if a yacht or motorboat says capacity 12 and you have 3 children, then you can only have an additional 9 adults.
Yachts do not permit guests to bring pets on board for several reasons:
· The crew is required to maintain rigid cleanliness standards for all their guests.
· There is a potential of allergens from animals remaining aboard.
· Animals are typically not accustomed to the strict confinement of a ship and an active cruising itinerary can be quite uncomfortable for pets.
· Just like humans, animals can also be sensitive to the effects of motion and may become disoriented and lethargic.
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WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF THE BOAT RENTAL IN IBIZA?
Each boat rental in Ibiza INCLUDES:
· Crew
· Mooring at home port IBIZA,
· Complimentary drinks,
· Towels.
NOT INCLUDED is:
· Fuel
· Mooring at any other port,
· Gratuities.
This is very general information and varies from boat to boat. Be assured that there are no hidden costs.
In terms of tipping...giving a tip to your captain and crew is completely voluntary and entirely up to you. We recommend tipping around 10% based on your experience. Please give all tips to the captain who will distribute them to the crew accordingly.
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WHERE WILL WE GO ON OUR CHARTER IN IBIZA?
Options are many!
Many of our clients choose to go to Formentera and Es Palmador, which is only accessible by boat. Discuss your needs with our staff and your skipper to find the best places to go.
For a shot of adrenaline in your boat trip around Ibiza , you wake- boarding and water skiing or you can try out the donut. Explore the hidden depths of the colorful Mediterranean sea by using our snorkel equipment.
Relax and sunbathe ,enjoy the shimmering of the famous blue Ibiza water, enjoy a fresh drink ,swim to a deserted beach, explore the caves. Visit the mystic landmarks of Ibiza , Es Vedra and Atlantis. Stop at one of the many beautiful restaurants for a perfect lunch or order a catering.
Enjoy the legendary Ibiza sunset with a bottle of wine or champagne anchored among the rich and famous.
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HOW DO I PAY?
Once the details of booking are in place you’ll need to pay a 50% deposit to secure your desired dates and boat to hire. The deposit can be paid via bank transfer or credit card. The remaining 50% of the charter, along with fuel cost and any extras is to be paid 40 DAY’S PRIOR TO the day of the charter.
IVA (VAT) is European value added tax. The rate in Spain is 21% and this figure is added to the deposit of the charter and the final balance. This applies to the charter fee and fuel.
This is a tax that must be paid. Certain items such as non-basic food and drinks are 10% rated and there is also a 4% rate for basic food goods.
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WHICH BOAT IS BEST FOR US?
It all depends on how many people are in the group. Each yacht for charter has its own merits, our dedicated crew maintain everything on the boats impeccable throughout the year, assuring the boat is exactly as it is represented in the photos or better.
First step is to decide your budget and what you’d like to do with your day out on the water. Second is the boat capacity.
Do you have any special occasions or events you wish to celebrate? which style of yacht do you like the most?
To book your desired yacht get in touch with us via our contact page. The more information you can provide us the easier it will be to help you choose the right boat to match your needs.
Please include in your mail:
· The dates when you wish to charter.
· The boat(s) you are interested in renting.
· Your budget.
· The number of passengers, and any extra info that can help us.
Once the booking is confirmed, we require 50% of the total amount for a full day (payable by bank transfer) Your booking is not secured until we receive the deposit.
In regards to last minute bookings…we prefer bookings made in advance. But we can also often accommodate last minute charters in Ibiza.
It gets very busy so book as far in advance as possible to avoid disappointment, especially in high season when the demand is very high. Please remember that until a deposit is received into our accounts, the booking is not confirmed and can be lost fast! The deposit should be paid no later than a week after the booking is made.
If you have more questions please do not hesitate in getting in contact with our team:
Call us on: +34 613 958 852
…and enjoy the beauty that is the open seas !
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