Subject: Private Yacht-Rental: All Sizes and Budgets-are Available

From: "Yacht Rental Info" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2016 08:41:41 -0700

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served onboard? Once you have confirmed a booking, CharterWorld will send you a preference sheet to complete. The preference sheets are a great chance to let the crew know about your likes and dislikes. Eating and drinking will be a very enjoyable part of your charter vacation and the more the crew know about you the better so they can stock the yacht with all of your favorite things. Your menus will be created around your individual food preferences and professional chefs will be able to prepare food for most appetites, tastes and dietary needs with prior warning of your requirements. What will the weather be like for my chosen yacht charter? CharterWorld provides yacht chartering location information such as general expected seasonal weather. If you still have questions or want a more detailed forecast please do not hesitate contacting us for advice. Are there any dos and don'ts with yacht chartering? As with any traveling it makes good sense to remember you are visitor in anoth
er country or culture. A smile or pleasant greeting will get great results in most areas. Try to avoid being too casually dressed when in town or away from the beach. You must have a valid passport and the requisite visas and charter agreement forms before leaving on your charter. It is a good idea to carry your important personal documents on you when you leave the charter yacht. Ask the captain and crew advice about what is best. What if I want to cancel my charter? The charter agreement will document what happens in various circumstances if the charter is cancelled. We recommend trip insurance to all our clients. Trip or Travel insurance covers your group in case of cancellation due to unforeseen circumstances. This insurance will protect you from any loss of cancellation fees. How are the costs and expenses calculated? There are two types of rates for crewed yacht charters: either "all-inclusive" or "plus expenses". All-inclusive generally means the charter fee includes the ser
vices of a Captain and Crew, meals, standard ship???s bar, fuel, and all expenses related to running of the vessel and use of on-board sports equipment. The charter fee does not include (optional) crew gratuities, scuba diving, scuba equipment, premium beverages and fine wines, excessive alcoholic consumption, off yacht excursions, dockage, cruising taxes and permits, telephone, airport transfers or similar expenses incurred by the charterer. "Plus expenses" refers to a charter rate which does not include things such as beverages, fuel, communications etc. Your charter expenses are charged at cost and incorporated into an APA (advanced provisioning allowance) to cover your operating expenses. The ???expenses??? are estimated at 25-30% of the base charter fee, but may be more or less depending on your individual requirements. The captain will be responsible for the accounting of your expenses and will provide receipts. Should you spend more than your estimated expense allowance, s
ay by ordering unusually expensive items, staying in expensive ports or doing excessive cruising, additional payment will be required during your charter. Conversely, unspent APA will be refunded to you at the end. Please also note that a crew gratuity at around 10-15% of the charter rate is customary, yet discretionary upon performance. The phone call came from my uncle -- a captain on a superyacht -- offering me a seasonal job as a stewardess. Having absolutely no experience and no idea what the job would entail, where it would take me and how I would fare in rough conditions, I jumped at the chance. Within the week I had arranged my B1/B2 visa at the American Consulate, booked in the obligatory safety course ( S.T.C.W 95), had a medical, packed up the accumulation of goods a girl at 22 owns and flew across to the USA. I arrived just in time for the Miami Boat Show armed with a reckless dash of confidence, a hefty dose of enthusiasm and sea sick pills. Despite discovering that it
is indeed true, one can turn a certain shade of green; what started as one season has now turned into six years of life working as a stewardess, and now chief stewardess, on superyachts.
The industry is a curious one. Unless you have actually worked on a white boat it is near impossible to understand the life of a crew member. From an outsiders perspective cruising in a luxury floating hotel to glamorous and exotic locations on an all-expenses paid trip does indeed sound luxurious, amazing, and enviable. See also: Shipwreck hunters' mysterious finds I am the first to admit it can be. As someone who has taken the plunge below deck, I can tell you, yachting is an industry of extreme highs and extremes lows. Yes you are indeed gracing the ports of Monte Carlo, Ibiza, Sardinia, Nice and St Barts but, in reality, the key sights are usually seen through a small round window not dissimilar from the sort you see on Playschool. Porthole tourism I like to call it. In season, rarely do you have the energy to tear yourself away from scrubbing the porcelain throne to take in the salty foreign air. An irregular heart beat from the Red Bull running through your veins, is a necessar
y hazard after 36 hours of "yes siring" to a plethora of demanding billionaires all whilst maintaining that smile on your dial. Check out Bonnie's website for more inside info There really is no typical day onboard a superyacht. Workload and the sort of work changes depending on the season, whether you have guests on board and any maintenance issues. A superyacht requires never ending upkeep. The yacht needs to be kept in immaculate condition and the crew need always need to be prepared for any situation.

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