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It is essential to pack everything in a backpack or duffel bag; don't take a clumsy suitcase on wheels. In addition to regular clothing, the basis of every sailor is non-slip shoes with a white sole, a waterproof jacket and ideally also, trousers, microfiber towels, T-shirts with a UV filter, sunglasses and a cap.

So what should be in your bags? Swim wear. Cover Ups for ladies. T-Shirts or loose casual shirts for men. A couple of pretty sun-dresses for going ashore for dinner. Men shorts are accepted dress except in the elegant resorts of Peter Island for example or any other ?fancy? restaurant.

Light clothing and footwear, hat, swimsuit are highly recommendable. It is also recommendable to pack clothing that is multi-purpose and easily washed since less luggage very often means less burden. Non-skid rubber-soled shoes, sun screening products and insect repellent are must have for life aboard a catamaran.

What can you do on board a charter yacht? The amenities on board will vary by yacht, but you can laze away your day being pampered resting in the sun, reading a favorite book, all while the crew is ready to help should you want anything. Spend the morning on the water; water sking, jet sking, kayaking, or snorkeling.

So, here's a complete checklist of everything you'll need to make the most out of your next yacht charter: Soft-sided bags. Flip flops. Light clothing - floaty dresses, light shirts. Swimwear. Sun protection - sunglasses, sun hats, high SPF sun cream. Deck shoes. Sturdy shoes for walking ashore. Lightweight waterproof jacket.

What additional costs can I expect? APA ? The Advance Provisioning Allowance is a sum the charter guests will pay to the yacht in addition to their base charter fee. This is typically 25 ? 35% of the fee and will cover expenses such as food and beverages, fuel and marina fees.

Plus Expenses Charters ? Rates for larger motor yachts do not include running expenses, which must be paid separately. For these luxury charters, the base price is for the yacht only. Additional expenses, i.e. food, bar, fuel, dockage, port taxes, and other expenses, are charged separately.