INCLUDED ON YOUR YACHT?


WHAT’S


You'll want the best yacht for your budget. That’s why all of our yachts are owned and operated by us. We’ve made sure that almost everything you could possibly need is included.


Inclusive marine insurance, damage waiver and


security deposit There is no damage waiver, security deposit or marine insurance to pay on a flotilla or stay and sail holiday. We include public liability and marine insurance within the holiday price, covering any damage to the yacht and its equipment. All you need is personal travel insurance that covers you for sailing. Deposit and insurance may apply for an independent bareboat holiday.


Inclusive fuel and water We like to make life easy, that’s why at the start of your holiday all Neilson yachts are supplied with full tanks of water and fuel and there is no mileage to pay. If you require extra water or fuel, you may need to pay for this.


Pilot book and chart A copy of your sailing area pilot book and chart is standard on your yacht. If you would like your own chart we would recommend the following Imray/Tetra Charts:


North Ionian - G11 South Ionian - G121


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Sailing All our yachts come with: roller reefing headsails paired with slab reefing mainsails; Lazy jacks or Stak Paks; self- tailing genoa winches; cockpit reefing; electric anchor windlass; anchors, warps, ground tackle, fenders, bilge pumps, scrubbers, sponges, buckets and boat hooks; inflatable tender and oars.


Safety All yachts come with: VHF transceiver; full set of lifejackets (children’s lifejacket available on request); harnesses and jackstays (children’s harnesses available on request); life buoys/rafts; offshore flare pack; fire extinguishers and fire blankets; first aid kit.


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