D&D Yacht Yacht Charter

D&D Yacht offers sailing yachts and motor yachts ranging from cruising sailboats to larger cabin cruisers. Fleet size varies, typically accommodating small groups to larger parties. All vessels are professionally maintained and equipped with modern navigational systems and safety gear. You can choose bareboat charter if you're experienced or skippered charter with a professional captain.

Bareboat charters require demonstrable sailing experience and valid sailing certification. Many customers without experience choose skippered or crewed charter options with professional crew. For motor yacht charters, requirements may vary. Contact the charter company to discuss your experience level and they can recommend appropriate options for your group.

Peak season runs May through September with warm, dry weather and calm seas. Summer months offer the most reliable conditions for sailing. June and September provide excellent conditions with fewer crowds than July-August. Winter sailing is possible but conditions are less predictable. Spring and autumn shoulder seasons offer good value with still-pleasant weather.

Charter costs vary significantly based on boat size, season, and duration. Bareboat rates typically range higher for larger vessels. Skippered charters often cost more but include professional crew. Prices are higher in summer peak season. Contact the charter operator directly for specific quotes matching your dates, group size, and yacht preferences.

Yes, D&D Yacht offers skippered charter options with professional captains included. Captains provide navigation, safety management, and local knowledge. This option is ideal for guests without sailing experience or those preferring a relaxed experience. Crew availability and pricing depends on boat selection and charter duration. Book in advance for preferred dates.

You'll need a valid passport and proof of sailing qualifications for bareboat charters. Required certifications include IYT or equivalent sailing credentials. Travel insurance is strongly recommended. Additional documentation may be requested depending on your nationality and destination. For crewed or skippered charters, fewer certifications are required. Verify current requirements with the charter operator.

Yes, bareboat charters are available for sailors with valid sailing certification. Typical requirements include IYT Level 2 or equivalent credentials demonstrating competence. You'll need to demonstrate experience through certification or logbook. The charter company may require skippers to provide evidence of previous charter experience. First-time bareboat charterers can sometimes get professional skippers as an upgrade option.

Bareboat charters include the vessel with navigation equipment, safety gear, and basic provisioning. Skippered or crewed charters add professional crew services. Fuel, mooring fees, and provisioning costs may be additional. Insurance is typically required separately. Some charters include water and bedding; others require payment. Review specific charter terms as inclusions vary by boat and charter type.