What is included in a crewed yacht charter?

The base charter fee includes the yacht, the full crew, their wages and food, insurance for the vessel, and normally the use of the water toys aboard. Almost everything you consume is extra.

What falls outside: fuel for the yacht and tender, all food and drink, dockage and mooring fees, port and cruising permits, communications, shore excursions, and the Bahamas charter tax. On a plus-expenses charter those come out of your APA. On an all-inclusive charter, common on smaller crewed catamarans, food, drink and fuel for normal cruising are folded into the rate, usually with named exclusions such as premium spirits, dockage and tax. Always check which basis a quote is on, because the headline numbers are not comparable otherwise.

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