Assuming you’ve read my previous articles on this subject, you’ve now decided where you want to go and what type and size of boat to charter. The next step is to read and satisfy all the requirements provided in the charter company’s charter booking package, including sending the sailing resume, confirming charter and flight dates, digitally sending the deposit and signing the contract. You also need to let the charter company know your flight dates. Make sure to keep all email communications between you and the charter company in case you need to refer to them later on.
Caribbean Bareboat Chartering Basics: Top Pre-Departure Tips
If you're dreaming of an easy Caribbean bareboat charter, reference these lessons learned to keep your trip as hassle-free as possible. After all, you're going for a bareboat to not deal with the troubles of your own boat!
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