Bareboat charter Norman Island-British virgin islands

Norman Island British Virgin Islands

Captain

Crew

Watercraft Type

Sailing Yacht

Max. Capacity

No. Cabin

No. Berth

Description

Sailing in the Caribbean islands is a dream come true for many. The turquoise waters, gentle trade winds, and a vast array of beautiful destinations make it a sailor's paradise. The Caribbean offers an array of sailing attractions, from the stunning white sandy beaches and clear blue waters of the British Virgin Islands to the vibrant culture and lush landscapes of St. Vincent and the Grenadines.

For those seeking adventure, bareboat charters are popular, allowing experienced sailors to be the captains of their own ships. If you prefer a more relaxed voyage, crewed yacht charters offer the luxury of having a professional crew take care of all your needs, letting you simply soak in the Caribbean's breathtaking beauty. Whether you're looking for a secluded cove, a vibrant beachfront scene, or a tranquil sunset sail, the Caribbean offers a sailing experience that's truly unforgettable.

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

The British Virgin Islands (BVI) offer a sublime sailing experience in the heart of the Caribbean. This archipelago, nestled in the azure embrace of the sea, entices sailors with its pristine waters, consistent trade winds, and a tapestry of lush islands and cays. Whether you're an adventurer seeking excitement, a wanderer longing for tranquil hideaways, or a nature lover yearning for untouched beauty, the BVI has something for everyone.

The BVI boasts a myriad of enchanting destinations, each offering a unique charm. Set foot on the iconic beaches of Jost Van Dyke, where the Soggy Dollar Bar and the natural wonder of the "Bubbly Pool" beckon. Dive into the underwater caves of Norman Island, a place steeped in pirate lore and teeming with marine life. Explore the exquisite Baths of Virgin Gorda, where colossal boulders create hidden pools and grottoes waiting to be discovered. And for those seeking luxury, Peter Island's pristine beaches, fine dining, and world-class resorts provide the perfect retreat. Sail in the British Virgin Islands, where constant trade winds, hidden anchorages, and breathtaking coves await, ensuring an unforgettable maritime journey in this Caribbean haven.

Itinerary:

• Day 1: The Treasure Island Welcome

Sail to Norman Island, the "Treasure Island" inspiration. Snorkel at The Indians, savor a Caribbean sunset. Dinner at Pirates Bight or onboard. Party at the lively Willy T.

• Day 2: Underwater Wonders & Relaxation

Explore coral reefs at The Caves after breakfast. Mooring at Cooper Island for relaxation. Snorkel at Cistern Point and beach time. Sip rum cocktails from Cooper Island Rum Distillery. Dine at Cooper Island Beach Club with sunset views.

• Day 3: Natural Wonders & BBQ

Sail to The Baths on Virgin Gorda. Lunch amidst the breathtaking boulders. Continue to Trellis Bay or Marina Cay for a BBQ dinner.

• Day 4: North Sound Adventure

Set sail to North Sound, Virgin Gorda. Snorkeling options at the Dogs or Mountain Point. Mooring at Leverick Bay with dining choices. Visit Hog Heaven for pulled pork and scenic views. Explore Saba Rock Resort, Bitter End Yacht Club, Oil Nut Bay Marina Village, and Nova Restaurant.

• Day 5: Spend a little more time here in the North Sound.

Spend the morning exploring by dinghy; there are many beautiful, deserted beaches and Eustatia Reef is a wonderful snorkeling site. Cruise down the rugged and unspoilt North shore of Tortola and overnight in either Little Harbour or Great Harbour, Jost Van Dyke.

• Day 6: Island Paradise Exploration

Sail or motor to Sandy Cay or Sandy Spit, your desert island getaways. Delight in snorkeling, swimming, and beachcombing. Enjoy lunch at Foxy’s Taboo or BeeLine on Little Jost. Sail to Cane Garden Bay for an overnight stop. Relish a BBQ chicken and ribs dinner at a beachside restaurant. Dance the night away until the early hours.

• Day 7: Anegada Adventure - Day and a Half

Plan for a day and a half to explore Anegada. Ensure sailing clearance from your briefer. Anegada is the only coral island in BVI; navigate the channel and moor by Anegada Reef Hotel. Explore the island via taxi to discover endless white sandy beaches and coral reefs. Check out Tommy Gaunt Kitesurfing School at ABC for all skill levels.

SUN ODYSSEY 410 MONOHULL

The Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410 is a superb charter choice. This sleek and modern sailboat offers a perfect blend of comfort and performance, making it an ideal vessel for your sailing adventure. With spacious and well-designed interiors, it provides a comfortable living space for your journey. The yacht's performance-oriented design ensures a thrilling and smooth sailing experience, while its luxurious amenities guarantee a relaxing and enjoyable trip. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a beginner, the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410 offers an unforgettable charter experience in style and comfort.

Watercraft Characteristics

Manufacturer : Jeanneau

Model : Sun Odyssey 410

Manufactured Year : 2020

No. Cabin : 3

No. Bathrooms : 2

No. Berths : 6

Length (meters) : 12.34

Width (meters) : 3.99

Draft (meters) : 2.14

Engine: in HP : 45

Engine Type : Yanmar

Max Auth. Capacity: 6

Max Bookable Capacity: 6

Fuel Tank Capacity: 200 ltr

Fresh Water Capacity: 200 ltr

Availability Details

Schedule for check-in : 17:00

Schedule for check-out : 8:00

Duration: 7 Days

Charter Options

This listing is listed for following charter options.

Bareboat Charter

Pick & Drop Facility
- No
- Not provided

Fuel included in price?
-No
- We deliver to the client with full water and fuel tanks. The customer is responsible for returning the yacht with full fuel tank.

Note for guests:

Based on the choice of charter option set for this listing and your choice to avail these options under the process of booking this charter, an extra fee may be applicable, for eg; for availing Crew service.

Booking rules

PRICES:

Low Season - 792, Low/Mid Season - 886, Mid Season - 981, High Season - 1075

BOOKING:

To secure your reservation, we request a 50% deposit. The remaining 50% balance must be received by our company no later than 45 days before the charter start date.

CANCELLATION POLICY:

• Charter fee refundable if Charterer cancels at least 90 days before the charter starts, subject to a $200 cancellation fee.

• If canceled within 90 days, refund depends on the Company's ability to rebook the Yacht under similar terms.

• Trip Cancellation insurance recommended.

• If the Company cancels due to severe weather while Charterer is on board, a credit for unused charter days will be issued.

• The credit can be used for a future charter if Yacht availability allows, or the current charter can be extended.

• In case the Charter can't start the Charter due to adverse weather, no refund will be issued, and the Company is not responsible for additional expenses.

DELIVERY OF YACHT

• Complete required paperwork before yacht delivery.

• Yacht will be in good working condition at delivery.

• Acceptance upon inspection by Charterer.

• Delays may lead to demurrage credits.

• Cancellation allowed under certain conditions.

• Consider Trip Cancellation Insurance.

• Credits for lost sailing time with timely notification.

• Guarantee covers specific components.

• Limited liability for operator errors.

• Specific issues and responsibilities outlined.

• Inoperable equipment value and refund terms.

• Company not liable for certain damages or expenses.

INSURANCE:

• The Company provides insurance with a 3% deductible for Yacht, hull, and machinery.

• Third-party protection and indemnity coverage up to $1,500,000.00.

• Charterer is relieved of liability for covered loss or damage.

• Promptly report accidents, theft, damage, or breakdown to the Company.

• Charterer remains fully liable in cases of alcohol or substance influence, or negligence.

• Companies may use the security deposit for various charges.

• Automatic $500 charge for wrapped prop, bow thruster, or grounding.

• Additional repairs handled per the HDW policy and Client Responsibility Agreement.

RUNNING EXPENSES:

• Charterer accepts the Yacht and is responsible for all running expenses.

• Expenses include fuel, oil, water, food, pilotage, port charges, customs fees, dockage, and crew fees.

• Return the Yacht and dinghy with full fuel and water tanks.

RESTRICTIONS:

• Charterer agrees not to use the Yacht for commercial passenger transport or racing.

• The Yacht should be used only by Charterer, family, and guests in compliance with local laws.

• The Charterer ensures no illegal products or substances are on board.

• Charterer is responsible for any vessel seizure or impoundment due to breaches.

• The responsibility includes loss of future bookings, release fees, legal fees, and vessel downtime.

• No pets are allowed.

AUTHORITIES OF CHARTERER:

• Charterer has full authority over the Yacht during the charter.

• Charterers must be present when the Yacht is underway, with at least one competent crew member.

• Ensure all items are secured, and engine checks are done before setting sail.

• A professional captain provided by the company can take authority if available, but not liable for Charterer's actions.

• Persons under 18 should not operate the dinghy. Nighttime requires navigation lights, and no high-speed navigation at night.

• Observe the 5-knot speed limit in mooring fields.

• The Company may provide a captain at Charterer's expense if insufficient experience is noted.

• The captain may stay until the Charterer demonstrates sufficient competence. Charterer can request the captain to remain for the entire charter or part of it.

RETURN OF THE YACHT:

• Charterer must return the Yacht at the specified time and location in the same condition, free of debts or liens, and reasonably clean.

• Extraordinary cleaning may incur charges.

• Charterers should return the Yacht on time unless circumstances beyond their control cause a delay.

• Late return may result in prorated charter fees and compensation for losses and expenses incurred by the Company or Yacht's owner due to the delay.