Weekly charter luxurious catamaran Hvar-Croatia

PRICES:

25.03-29.04 - 2990, 07.10-28.10 - 2990, 29.04-20.05 - 4025, 23.09-07.10 - 4025, 20.05-03.06 - 4945, 09.09-23.09 - 4945, 03.06-17.06 - 6095, 26.08-09.09 - 6095, 17.06-08.07 - 7360, 12.08-26.08 - 7360, 08.07-12.08 - 8280

PRICES INCLUDES:

# The sailboat completely equipped for safe and comfortable cruising

# The thorough introduction to the boat and its equipment

# Mooring in our base marina, ACI marina Split (for catamarans only the first and last night)

# Technical support 24/7

# Advice on the route, weather

PRICES EXCLUDES:

Fuel, Food & Drinks, Mooring fees (Marina, Ports, Buoy, Anchoring, Restaurant’s mooring)

PRICING:

The seven-day charter of the yacht, from one Saturday afternoon (5 p.m.) to the other Saturday morning (8 a.m.), is included in all quoted fees.Prices are listed in euros. The listed prices include: Croatian sailing license, charter license of the vessel, all information published on the website at the page of presentation of the vessel, technical control, clean and dry vessel with full tanks of fuel and water (as they must be when the Client returns the vessel), use of the vessel and its devices, mandatory vessel insurance, comprehensive insurance that exceeds the value of the deposit specified by the contract. Fuel costs, skipper, hostess, extra services, out-of-district marina fees, and other equipment and services that may be requested are not included in the price.

INQUIRIES & RESERVATIONS:

You can contact the charter firm by email, fill out an inquiry form online, or go in person to make a reservation for a yacht. By confirming a reservation, the client indicates knowledge of and agreement with the general terms and conditions of the vessel chartered. Any information necessary for making a reservation must be provided by the client. The Charter Company provides the Client the Charter Contract, which contains the General terms and conditions, pricing, and payment information, after the Reservation is confirmed and the Client has supplied all the needed information. The Client agrees to pay the define specified in the contract in order for the reservation to be considered final.

PAYMENT DYNAMIC & PAYMENT METHOD:

The accommodation is to be paid for as follows:

# 30% of the vessel’s charter price right after the reservation has been confirmed

# 70% of the vessel’s charter price at least 4 weeks before the beginning of the charter period

Only after realizing all required payments is the Client permitted to board the reserved yacht. By making the initial payment, the Client attests that he is fully aware of all the features and terms under which the specific vessel is made available to him. All of the terms in these conditions become legally binding once the first payment is made, for both the Client and the Charter business. Payment is made by bank transfer in euros to our bank account.

CANCELLATION & CHANGE OF RESERVATION:

After the subject reservation has been confirmed, the client must request a change of reservation, but only for the same term as the original booking and if the charter business is able to provide another vessel as a replacement. Only if the request is made 60 days or more before the scheduled start date of the accommodation service, and if the charter company is able to provide an alternative time, is the change of term permitted. The Client must fax or email a written notification of cancellation or modification. If a change to the reservation is not possible and the client cancels the reservation as a result, the terms listed below will apply.

# If the Client cancels a reservation 32 or more days before the start of the service, the Charter firm will keep 50% of the cost of the lodging service.

# The Charter company shall retain 100% of the fee of the accommodation service in the event that the Client cancels a reservation (booking) of the accommodation service on the vessel up to 31 days before the day on which the accommodation service is to begin.

# If the Client and crew cancel the housing service after taking it, the Charter company will keep the entire amount, and the Client is responsible for all charges.

# If there are any Covid-19-related travel limitations in Croatia or the Client's country during the charter period, the Charter Company will refund the total paid fee.

SECURITY DEPOSIT:

A refundable security deposit to cover the policy deductible is required upon embarkation and can be paid in cash or by credit card (VISA, MASTERCARD). The deposit will be repaid in full unless there is damage or defect on the yacht or equipment discovered upon return of the yacht. In the event of loss or damage to the equipment, specific components of the boat, or the yacht itself, the charter company shall retain the amount (a portion or the entire deposit) corresponding to the cost of repairing, acquiring, and/or purchasing the equipment or specific element of the yacht. When the Client contracts the services of a skipper, the set down money is also required, as the set down deposit cannot be utilized to cover expenses incurred by the skipper's negligence, poor boat steering, or poor equipment management.

TAKEOVER THE VESSEL:

If the Client does not take over the boat within 12 hours without notifying the Charter company, the Charter company has the authority to unilaterally terminate the contract. If the Charter firm is unable to deliver the reserved boat at the agreed-upon time and location, the Client has the right to terminate the contract and receive a refund of the sum previously paid. The charter business is required to provide a technically correct yacht that is fully outfitted with full tanks of water and gasoline, is clean and dry, and is ready to sail. When taking over the boat, the Client must carefully inspect and test the state of the boat and its equipment, and any objections must be raised before the journey begins.

RETURNING OF THE VESSEL:

The Client is required to return the yacht to the contract's base port on Friday evening until 6 p.m., clean and tidy, with full fuel and water tanks, ready for future sailing. Extending the negotiated return date is only justified in circumstances of natural disasters. If the boat is returned to another port, the Client must reimburse the Charter firm for any expenses incurred in returning it to the stipulated port, as well as any delays and damage. The representative of the Charter business will inspect the general condition and equipment and compare the current inventory and equipment to the inventory list.

NAVIGATIONAL / SAILING LICENSE:

The Client must have the appropriate nautical knowledge and skills, a valid navigational license, and proof of completion of the radio station handling training. The Charter business may demand the Client or their crew to demonstrate their ability to safely handle and navigate the vessel. If the Client requires the Skipper of the Charter Company, they must notify the Charter Company during the reservation process.

DOCUMENTS OF VESSEL:

The vessel is handed to the Client with all necessary paperwork for renting (permission, registration, insurance), as well as all other documents contained in the boat's folder. The Client is required to handle and store any received papers with extreme caution. When returning the boat, the Client must return all documentation and annexes received. The Client is required to keep detailed details in the boat's diary.

INSURANCE:

The terms established by the insurer with whom the boat is insured determine the insurance. The yacht is protected against third-party damage and is completely insured against all damage caused by Acts of God up to the registered amount of the yacht's worth for the risks specified in the insurance policy. The Charterer is personally accountable for all damage caused by failure to report or late damage reporting. If the damage happens during the cruise and the Charterer is not to be charged, he must obtain authorization from the Charteree for a sufficient repair. Insurance does not cover engine damage caused by a lack of oil in the motor. The Charterer is liable for this loss. Personal property damage is not covered by insurance.