On-board expenses

On-board expenses

The onboard fund includes particularlyprovisions and drinks on board, mooring fees, fuel, bed linen and towels, as well as the final cleaning.. For regatta trips, the respectiveentry feesare added.

We consciously do not work with a high flat rate, but settle the actual costs transparently. This way, each crew pays only what is actually incurred during their trip in addition to the travel price.

Provisions and life on board

For basic provisions, we use asupermarket delivery service.Before the trip begins, we order drinks and food for breakfast and snacks on board. The costs are settled via invoice through the onboard fund. The delivery service costs no more than shopping directly in the supermarket – and no one has to carry heavy shopping bags to the ship on the first day of the holiday, as we store everything before the guests' arrival.

For thefinal cleaning, there is a charge of 250 euros per trip.Forbed linen and towels, we charge 25 euros per person..

Ports and fuel

Mooring fees for a 19-metre yacht are relatively expensive in the Mediterranean. Depending on the port and season, we have to expect about150 to 600 euros per night.calculate.

Fuel is charged solely based on theactual consumptionbilled.

Special feature of regatta trips

On our regatta trips, the respective participation fees are added. For many regattas, the mooring fees during the event are already included in the entry fee, which reduces the costs of the onboard cash accordingly.

What costs can you expect?

To help you calculate your trip well, we provide you with a realistic guideline in advance:

With four guests, the onboard cash for a one-week Balearic cruise is typically around 500 to 600 euros per person. For a classic regatta, you can expect about 400 euros per person.

The exact amount depends particularly on the ports visited, fuel consumption, and shared expenses for provisions.All expenses are billed transparently and based on the actual costs incurred.