charter types
and associated costs
summary of charter costs
Base Price
Variable based on type and size of charter (see below).
Port Fees
Variable based on popularity of port and size of charter. Typically $125 - $500 per night but cost can escalate up to $1500.
Contract Fees
If not booking directly with a charter, expect additional brokerage fees around $1k - $2k.
Fuel Fees
Variable based on type and size of charter (see below). Can also vary based on itinerary and weather.
APA
Advanced Provisioning Allowance
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Paid in advance to help cover food/drink, fuel, and port fees. Typically 35% of base fee.
Crew Tip
Typically 10-20% the base fee.
sailboats
Base Price
€8k - 150k+ per week.
Expenses
Fuel Use:
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Consumes 8+ liters/hour.
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Around 0.2 L/km.​
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Engine Use:​
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Enter/leave port.
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Lack of wind.
Efficiency
Gas efficient as it utilizes the wind during majority of travel. However, difficult to reach long distances over a short period of time due to lower cruising speeds.
Comfort & Space
Largely dependent on size of sailboat, however, can typically host anywhere from 2-10 guests. Number of crew also variable based on sailboat size. Compact living and dining quarters aid guests in taking advantage of the deck and spectacular views that go hand-in-hand with experiencing the coastline.
Stability
Variable based on sailboat size and navigating wind speeds. The sensation of movement from side-to-side can be difficult to describe to those who have yet to experience the trill of sailing.
catamarans
Base Price
€12k - 150k+ per week.
Expenses
Fuel use:
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Consumes 30-60+ liters/hour.
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Around​ 0.5 L/km.
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Largely dependent on size of engine and speed.
Engine Use:​
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Enter/exit port.
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​Lack of wind.
Efficiency
A perfect combination of speed and cost efficiency. Utilize the sails and navigate with the wind around speeds of 8 km/hour. The double hull of catamarans also offer less resistance when cruising through the water.
Comfort & Space
Comfortably host 4-12+ guests. Number of crew also variable based on catamaran size. Comfortable living and dining quarters, however, sometimes minimal dining and lounging space on deck.
Stability
Catamarans are reknowned for their stability onboard thanks to their double hull and wide beam. A great choice if concerned about potential seasickness.
yachts
Base Price
€15k - $200k+ per week.
Expenses
Fuel use:
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Consumes + liters/hour.
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Around​ L/km.
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Largely dependent on size of engine and speed.
Engine Use:​
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Dependent on fuel.
Efficiency
Not considered fuel efficient, however, efficient use of time when seeking to travel to a large variety of destinations.
Comfort & Space
Built for comfort and luxury. Enjoy spacious living and dining quarters inside and on deck.
Stability
More stable than sailboats, less stable than catamarans. When worried about seasickness, seek out yachts with stabilizers.
cost breakdown*
inclusive of base price, 1/2 board, fuel, port fees, crew tip, etc.
*All costs listed reflect peak summer 2025 rates and are subject to change at any time, at the discretion of the owner and according to yearly adjustments.
€1,650
per day
lagoon 12
Home port:
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​Sardinia, Italy
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Accommodates:
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8 guests
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4 cabins
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4 queen beds​
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Price per person, per day:
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€225
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€2,550
per day
lagoon 14m
Home port:
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Sicily, Italy
Accommodates:
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8 guests
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4 cabins
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4 queen beds
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Price per person, per day:
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€330
€6,000
per day
azimut 16.5m
Home port:
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Amalfi Coast, Italy
Accommodates:
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4 guests
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2 cabins
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1 king, 1 queen bed​
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Price per person, per day:
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€1,550
€8,500
per day
riva 23m
Home port:
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Amalfi Coast, Italy
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Accommodates:
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6 guests
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3 cabins
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1 king, 1 queen, 2 singles​
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Average price per person, per day:
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€1,400 per person
€15,000
per day
riva 26m
Home port:
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SOF
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Accommodates:
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8 guests
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4 cabins
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1 king, 2 queen, 2 singles​
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Average price per person, per day:
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€1,800
€26,500
per day
rodriquiz 41m
Home port:
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sardinia
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Accommodates:
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12 guests
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5 cabins
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3 king, 4 singles​, 2 pullman
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Average price per person, per day:
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€2,200