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Pricelist:
75,000 €
Year:
2008
Pricelist:
35,000 €
Year:
2002
Pricelist:
85,000 €
Year:
2002
Pricelist:
65,000 €
Year:
1999
1.
Is it necessary to always hire a professional skipper?
It is necessary if you are on a boat for a fist time, i.e. if you don't have necessary permits (boat steering permit and VHF permit). Cases where a boat is rented together with the crew are exceptions.
2.
Are the vessel and the crew insured?
Each vessel and crew is insured for possible damage.
3.
What should I take with me?
When going on a vessel, you need to take your clothes, items for personal hygiene, towels (can be rented in the majority of agencies) and medicaments. You should also take some warmer clothes and water-proof jacket in case of bad weather, and you should also pay attention to having shoes on that are appropriate for the vessel. You can buy food and drinks in the marine or in one of the shops near the marine. Also, the majority of agencies will do your shopping from your list (this is additionally charged).
4.
Where can I leave the car while I'm sailing?
Every marina has a parking lot, some even have garages. The price is around 40 € per week.
5.
Is it better to spend the night in the marina or in some of the bays?
It is definitely better to choose a marina or a small port with electricity, water and other ''perks'' of civilization and it will also be safe in case of bad weather. Also, there are numerous safe and protected bays with buoys to which you can tie your vessel. The least safe way is to sleep in an anchored vessel and we advise you against that.
6.
Which currencies are usual for paying the costs of the marina and other costs?
In Croatia one must pay with Kuna, it is the official means of payment. There are exchange offices in the marinas, so that you wouldn't encounter some problems if you run out of Kuna. In restaurants and shops you can pay with your credit cards.
7.
Where does the skipper sleep and do I have to pay for his food?
The skipper can sleep in a salon, if there is a place for sleeping. Some bigger vessels have special cabins used only by the skipper. In any case, we recommend renting a vessel with a special cabin for the skipper in order to feel comfortable and so that you can use the salon for spending time together and not for sleeping. When it comes to paying food for the skipper or the hostess, you should pay for their food.
8.
Can we switch crew during our sailing?
It is possible, but only if you report this to the agency where you rented your vessel from. Before setting off, one should provide the agency with a complete list of the crew, the list should include data on citizenship, date of birth and passport number or ID card number so that you would have finished lists for when you need to report the crow to the harbour authorities, you need to keep these lists throughout your voyage. Each change should be reported immediately.
9.
When do I need to return the vessel to the base?
The vessel should be returned between 5 and 6 pm. This is necessary so that the inspection and takeover of the vessel could be conducted. The guest remains on the vessel for the whole night and must be ready to leave it not later than 9 o'clock so that it would be ready for the following.
10.
May I use the vessel before the time scheduled for takeover?
The usual time for taking over the vessel is Saturday at 5 pm. In case you plan to arrive earlier, you should let us know about the time of your arrival, so that we can arrange an earlier takeover. In case you plan to set off on Friday, you should book a room somewhere, since the guest who rented the vessel that week are still on it.
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