Complete guides on boat types, equipment and regulations
A charter with three generations aboard follows the same regional Mediterranean bracket — what changes is the yacht size needed to fit the group with privacy. How to plan and what to expect, September 2026.
Cancellation, damage security deposit, delivery fee, APA and liability are the five charter contract clauses that most affect final cost and peace of mind. What to ask your broker before signing. August 2026.
Renting a boat in Brazil and chartering a crewed yacht in the Mediterranean are two different products, in two different currencies, for two different trip lengths. The honest comparison is what each delivers for its own money. August 2026.
With shipyard slots committed through 2028-2029 and berths harder to find across the Mediterranean, anyone chartering in 2027 should already be talking to a broker. Ideal booking window by trip type, August 2026.
The Red Sea pairs Egypt's long-established liveaboard diving market with Saudi Arabia's recent luxury coastal development — two distinct charter markets, with no published dedicated rate. August 2026 reference.
A large sailing yacht (above 40m) follows the same regional Mediterranean crewed-charter bands as a motor yacht, with no dedicated size table in market sources. What changes is crew, routing and the onboard experience. July 2026.
International yacht charter insurance covers third-party liability (€100k–€500k). Security deposit covers vessel damage. Know limits, exclusions, and real risks.
A 45–55m luxury catamaran with crew costs €120,000–€180,000 per week in July 2026. More space, stability and comfort than a monohull motor yacht.
Yacht fuel costs range from €1,500 to €4,500 per week depending on size and cruising speed. Learn to estimate before signing.