Yes, it is possible, but it will cost a little more. The price is specified in each individual case.

What not to take with you:

• A large suitcase. Since space is limited in cabins, a suitcase may be too bulky and take up a lot of space. The best option would be a sports bag or a backpack that folds easily.
• Bed linen. The charter company will provide you with clean bed linen when you check in to the yacht. It is better to take your own towels, because they are not always included (depending on the conditions of the charter company).
• Shoes with black soles. Most of the yacht deck is made of white plastic, so shoes with black soles will leave marks that are very difficult to remove. If such marks are found on the deck, the cost of cleaning after the voyage will increase.
• Stiletto heels These shoes will easily damage the appearance of the deck and the teak finish of the yacht. Therefore, wearing stiletto heels on a yacht is strictly prohibited. You can take them with you when you go out into town, but they should only be worn and removed outside the yacht.

What to bring with you:

• Shoes with white or rubber soles. It is recommended that you wear only such shoes on the yacht, as they will not leave marks on the white deck of the yacht.
• Warm windproof clothing. Even in the height of summer, it is worth remembering that in the evenings it can be cool on the water, and wind gusts are possible. We recommend that you take a set of warm clothes with you (a storm jacket and pants are ideal).
• A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. One way or another, while at sea on a yacht, you will receive more sunlight and heat than on the coast. Therefore, we recommend that you do not neglect sunscreen.
• Rubber slippers. The marinas where you will stay are almost always equipped with comfortable showers with hot water. To ensure personal hygiene, don't forget to take your shower slippers with you.
• Clothespins. An indispensable thing if you want to leave a towel or other things to dry on the deck.

You can take fishing rods and tackle on the cruise. Fishing from the ship is a great pastime. But you should remember that in most countries, you need to purchase an appropriate license. The fine for fishing without a license is usually several times higher than the cost of the license itself.

You can get detailed information about purchasing a fishing license in a particular region from our managers.

Yachts are equipped with two on-board power supplies - 12 volts and 220 volts.

When your yacht is moored in a marina and connected to the marina's electrical grid, you can use regular 220-volt outlets.

When the yacht is at sea, only 12 volt car cigarette lighter type sockets work. You can connect all types of car chargers and 12-220 volt inverters (up to 300 watts). Generators are often installed on large yachts and catamarans to provide 220 volts on board at all times.

A yacht is a mini-hotel on the water with all the amenities: comfortable cabins with beds and lockers, a bathroom with toilet and shower, a shower on deck, a fully equipped kitchen, a spacious lounge inside the yacht with a sofa and table, a spacious deck.

It all depends on your preferences and budget. The choice is unlimited. Larger yachts are more spacious, each cabin has its own bathroom. There are options with additional amenities - a TV, a radio, a microwave, two refrigerators and many other pleasant and useful things.

In addition to sailing yachts, you can rent more fashionable motor yachts and catamarans.

The yacht is equipped with everything you need to cook on board: a gas stove, oven, refrigerator, sink, all the necessary utensils and cutlery.

Groceries are bought in shops on the shore (usually there is a supermarket in the marina) or at the market. Seafood can be bought from fishermen from boats or on the pier.

Cafes, bars and restaurants on the shore will hospitably invite you to taste local cuisine.

At your request, we can provide the services of a chef who will purchase food and prepare meals on the yacht. This service is paid additionally.

Yes, you can take your child on a cruise. Yachting can be called a family vacation. More than half of the yachts are rented by families, often with children.

Keep in mind:

• A child, regardless of age, is a full member of the crew! Accordingly, all existing maritime laws apply to him or her. A yacht vacation, like any other vacation with children near the water, requires additional attention from parents. If necessary, the yacht always has life jackets for all crew members.
• If you take small children with you on a yacht, be sure to order a special safety net that is stretched around the perimeter of the vessel.
• It is necessary to take care of food for the child in advance, because local stores may not have what you need.

There are no medical contraindications for sea travel, but if you are still afraid of something, we recommend that you consult a doctor. Remember, you get more solar energy and heat at sea, so you should take care of all kinds of sun protection in advance - a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen.

If you don't get motion sickness in the car, you'll most likely be fine on a yacht. In almost all yachting regions, the sea is quite calm during the tourist season, so most tourists do not have problems with the vestibular system.

In addition, there are a number of medications for motion sickness that you can buy at a pharmacy without a prescription.

Tourists spend the night on a yacht. A yacht is a mini-hotel on the water with all the amenities - comfortable cabins with double beds and wardrobes, a bathroom, a shower, a kitchen with a gas stove and a refrigerator.

Options for where to stay on a yacht for the night:

In the marina. This is the most common and comfortable option that allows you to safely and securely moor your yacht, fill it with water and connect to electricity. The marina almost always has a shower with hot water, a toilet, a mini-market, and cafe bars. The fee for parking in the marina is charged by the day.

On the buoy. In some regions, there are buoys for mooring in the coastal zone. You can spend the night there for free or for a small fee. You can land on the shore from a yacht on an ace.

At anchor. The most adventurous and romantic option for an overnight stay. The possibility of spending the night at anchor depends on the terrain (not everywhere you can safely anchor) and weather conditions. An important rule is that all team members should take turns on the night watch in pairs. You can land on the shore from the yacht on an ace.

Undoubtedly, the choice of a place to spend the night depends on your wishes, taking into account the peculiarities of the area and weather conditions. The main thing is the safety of the crew and the vessel.

Sailing yacht. The most popular option. In this class you will find the largest number of offers, models and modifications. From small sailing yachts equipped with everything you need to huge ocean-going sailing yachts equipped with the latest technology, comfortable and stylish, able to satisfy the wishes of the most demanding customers. The big advantage of a sailing yacht is its relatively low fuel consumption and more moderate cost of marina parking. Sailing such a yacht will leave an unforgettable experience. The disadvantages of this class of yachts include a low speed under the motor and the inability to come close to the shore due to a large draft (2 - 2.5 meters).

Catamaran. By renting a catamaran, you get much more space in the cabins and salon, a more spacious deck. A catamaran can come close to the shore, such as a beach, and not run aground (usually the draft does not exceed 1.5 meters). However, a catamaran is more expensive to rent than a sailing yacht, consumes more fuel, and the cost of parking in a marina is about 2 times higher than parking a yacht of the same length.

A feature of the catamaran is its lower maneuverability, although compared to a sailing yacht, it gains speed in a straight line faster.

Motor yacht. Belongs to the premium segment. Luxurious furnishings and high-tech equipment are the standard for motor yachts. Therefore, the cost of renting them is much higher. Such yachts are equipped with powerful engines and can reach high speeds, which significantly increases fuel consumption.

The choice is yours!!!

Charter companies rent yachts on Monday, so it is convenient to rent a yacht for one or two weeks.

For example, in Croatia, you check in at the beginning of the cruise on Saturday at 17:00, and check out at the end of the cruise on Saturday at about 9:00. Other countries have adopted similar rules.

Other options are possible, which are decided on an individual basis.

The yacht may be operated only by a skipper who holds a license to operate sailing vessels valid in the region in which the yacht is rented. The skipper may delegate control of the yacht to crew members during training.

We provide you with an experienced Russian-speaking skipper for the duration of the cruise. He will help you plan the most optimal route based on your wishes, tell you and show you what yachting is, and teach you the basic techniques of sailing.

Everything on a yacht is a team! Therefore, tourists should understand that in order to ensure the safety of the vessel, the skipper may ask the crew for help, for example, during mooring, anchoring and unmooring.

If you are eager to experience the free wind of adventure and set sail on your own, take a course at our yachting school and get your yacht license. Read more about this in the Yachting School section.

The skipper is responsible for the entire crew and the condition of the vessel. Therefore, in all conditions, the skipper's orders must be executed clearly and quickly, as the life and health of the crew may depend on it.

Before the cruise starts, the serviceability of all components and units of the vessel is checked. The yacht is equipped with all the necessary life-saving equipment: life jackets for all crew members, flares, a life raft, a stake, etc. Before the trip, it is necessary to take out personal insurance with a risk for sports.

We have developed exciting and informative itineraries for you based on our experience. You can find them in the Countries and Routes section. Each route has been designed to show you the maximum of the country's sights and picturesque local nature, but not to tire you with long sea crossings.

You can add your wishes and suggestions to any of our itineraries or develop your own. In this case, you need to take into account the following features:

The sea crossing should be carried out only during daylight hours. A standard ship insurance policy does not cover sea voyages made at night.

When choosing a sailing yacht or catamaran, you should remember that you can travel about 20-40 nautical miles during the day. Crossing more than 60 nautical miles in a day will be tiring.

It is important to understand that the weather in coastal regions can sometimes change dramatically. Therefore, for your safety, the skipper may make adjustments to the travel plan.