Greece yacht charters

An idyllic yacht charter to Greece offers an escape from busy modern life. From the Cyclades to the Ionian Islands, spend lazy days exploring wild landscapes and deserted sandy coves, pretty harbours and white-washed fishing villages.

Dine on fresh seafood at local tavernas and take in ancient ruins, from the Acropolis at Rhodes to the Olympian temples at Katákolon. For designer shopping and gourmet restaurants, head to boho-chic Mykonos, where you can end the evening dancing in a cliffside club overlooking the Aegean.

  • Best time to visit
    April - June & September - October
  • Getting there
    Athens airport
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Summer and autumn weather

You can enjoy mild weather and fewer crowds during these shoulder season periods.

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Toulas
Toulas is the gastromonic jewel of Agni bay, siuated on the edge of the sea. Accessible by tender, the setting and food make for a spectacular evening.
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Taverna Agni
One of the most recommended restaurants in Corfu, this family run taverna offers a magical beachfront setting coupled with delicious Greek food.
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Etrusco
Founded by Etrusco Botrini in 1992 and now in the hands of son Ettore, this award-winning restaurant serves produce from its own garden to create dishes inspired by nature but with tradition at their core.
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Rex
A relaxed family owned and run restaurant in Kapodistriou Street serves up traditional fair with a modern Mediterranean twist using the finest local produce and fresh seafood.
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54 Dreamy Nights
Touted as the biggest and most luxurious club in town, 54 Dreamy Nights can host over 3000 people and has a ceiling that opens up to the night sky when the temperature rises. As they book international and Greek acts, it’s worth checking their events diary to time your visit.
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Corfu Sailing Restaurant
A quayside restaurant overlooking the marina and backed by the walls of the Old Fortress where classical dishes are reinterpreted with a Mediterranean and Greek voice.
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Achilleion Palace
Built in 1891 in the Pompeian style for the Empress of Austria-Hungary Elizabeth (Sissy) and the Kaiser Wilhelm II, this imposing palace was the setting for the casino scene in James Bond's For Your Eyes Only.
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Old Venetian Fortress
The Old Fortress, one of the most impressive Venetian fortifications in Europe, has been fortified since the 6th century and was redeveloped by the Venetians in the 15th, 16th and 18th centuries, successfully repulsing three Ottoman sieges.
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Archaeological Museum
Explore cultural heritage from Prehistoric to Roman times through a rich collection of exhibits from works of art as well as everyday objects from the markets, harbours, private houses, workshops and cemeteries of ancient Corfu.
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Sivota Bay
If you fancy venturing slightly further afield during your Ionian Islands yacht charter, why not anchor in Sivota Bay in Lefkada. Beautiful in its own right, extra special as part of a superyacht charter to Corfu.
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Porto Timoni Beach
For charters that are all about escape, Porto Timoni Beach is the ideal anchorage, as the beach itself can only be reached on foot or by boat. Set sail early during your private yacht charter in Corfu and spend the morning enjoying the crystal-clear waters and soft white sand in almost perfect peace and quiet.
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Cape Drastis
Anchorage In the north west of Corfu Cape Drastis is a great anchorage for anyone looking for an adrenaline thrill by cliff jumping. Surrounded by cliffs and sea caves, this is an unmissable snorkelling and swimming spot during your luxury yacht charter in Corfu.
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Paleokastritsa Beach
Home to a famous beach and a pretty village, Paleokastritsa literally means old fortress, recalling the fortifications that used to occupy the ground that is now home to the Monastery of the Virgin.
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Ermones Beach
Backed by hills and vegetation, this picturesque beach is popular with visitors. There are other small coves barely accessible on foot but easy to reach by tender, ideal for privacy.
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Limni Beach
Two beaches in one, with the Medtierranean missing both sides of a narrow strip of pebbles. Very difficult to access by foot, easy by tender.
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Toulas
Arrive by tender to this gastromonic jewel set on the shores of Agni's boutique beach, siuated on the edge of the sea. The setting and food make for a spectacular evening.
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Achilleion Palace
Travel back in time to when the palace was the home to two figures of European history, the Empress of Austria-Hungary Elizabeth, the famous Sisi, and the Kaiser William II of Germany whose only common denominator was their worship of Corfu and Greek culture.
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Taverna Agni
One of the most recommended restaurants in Corfu, this family run venue offers a magical beachfront setting on Agni Beach coupled with simply delicious Greek food.
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Medusa
Traditional Greek dishes prepared with love using the finest local produce. Listen to the splashing waves surrounding this restaurant on a rocky headland as you wine and dine.
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Tassia
Acclaimed chef Tassia Dendrinou celebrates traditional Kefalonian dishes and recipes from all over Greece at their Fiskardo quayside restaurant. Tassia and Polychronis combine famous Greek hospitality with a passion for healthy good food.
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Apagio
This harbourside diner combines new Mediterranean flavours with old traditional recipes, adding a unique twist to each, in a warm, welcoming environment overlooking Fiskardo's famous Venetian lighthouse.
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Principote
Enjoy delicious Mediterranean cuisine prepared by artisan chefs using handpicked fresh organic produce from local and regional small farm producers to on the Panormos Beach-side terraces.
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Jackie O’Beach Club
Located above the shimmering turquoise waters of Super Paradise Bay, Jackie O’ Beach Club offers a culinary explosion of the senses. Toast the sunset with a delicious cocktail in the 360 Open bar and let Priscilla entertain you.
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Zannos Malathron
Traditional Santorinian dishes with creative touches and beautiful views across the island. Enjoy Santorini’s sweet cherry tomatoes, the famous fava, sweet white eggplants, spicy capers prepared with the latest culinary trends.
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Ammoudi Fish Tavern
This is a quayside taverna on the azure Ammoudi Bay backed by red volcanic cliffs and overlooking the Byzantine Oia Castle. Expect the freshest fish straight from the boats in the bay's tiny fishing port.
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Moorings
A chic bar and restaurant overlooking the marina serving Chef Andreas Shinas' original Mediterranean cuisine. Enjoy a cocktail on the roof terrace while the sun sets across the Vouliagmeni's beautiful landscape.
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Nobu Matsuhisa
Bask in the evening light of incredible sunsets at this Vouliagmeni outpost of the famous Nobu empire. Try the lobster sashimi, the Wagyu tacos or the octopus carpaccio with dry miso - unforgettable.
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Nobelos
A family bar and restaurant on picturesque Agios Nikolaos on the north east coast serving authentic Greek cuisine made using carefully sourced organic produce grown on the family farm.
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Porto Zante
A spa hotel overlooking the sea serving exquisite Greek and Mediterranean cuisine at its Club House Restaurant and a Asian fusion at its open air |Maya Restaurant.
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Old Venetian Fortress
The Old Fortress, one of Europe's most impressive, is visible as you approach Corfu. The fortress used to be connected to the land by a movable, wooden bridge. In 1819, the British replaced this bridge with a causeway locally known as 'contafossa'.
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Catacombs
Part of a sizable necropolis at the foothills of the village of Trypiti, the Catacombs of Milos were used by early Christians first as a burial site and later also as a place of worship and a refuge after persecution by the Romans became widespread. They are the most important early Christian monument in all of Greece.
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Drogarati Cave
Discovered 300 years ago and opened to the public in 1963, this 150 million year-old cave has remarkable formations of stalactites and stalagmites. The cave is about 60m deep and has a constant temperature of 18C and humidity can reach 90 percent.
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Melissani Cave
A magical lake inside a cave surrounded by forests. The cave has two chambers and the roof of one caved in centuries ago letting sunlight in. When the sun is right overhead at noon, the sunlight hitting the turquoise waters fills it with blue light.
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Castle of St George, Kefalonia
At the time of its glory, inside the Castle, there were residences, public buildings, storehouses with food and guns, churches, hospitals, prisons, cisterns of water and generally an organized town.
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Windmills
Iconic and quintessentially Mykonos, these windmills are hundreds of years old. Most have been thoroughly renovated and some have even been converted into museums, the most famous being the Bonis windmill.
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Argyros Winery
Though established in 1903, the Argyros family estate was involved in wine production for decades before that. At 120 hectares it is the largest privately owned vineyard in Santorini, a vast, four-generations-long investment.
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Acropolis
The Acropolis of Athens and its monuments are universal symbols of the classical spirit and civilisation. These iconic ruins form the greatest architectural and artistic complex bequeathed by Greek antiquity to the world.
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Temple of Hephaestus
The best preserved ancient temple in Greece, it was dedicated to Hephaestus, the ancient god of fire, and Athena, goddess of pottery and crafts.
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Agios Sostis
The tiny island of Agios Sostis offers a spectacular beauty due to its unusual rock formations, the small caves and the pine trees.
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Kalamos Beach
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Bay of Fira
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Cove of Kleftiko
Accessible only by boat, these dazzling blue waters surrounded by white cliffs peppered with coves used to be used by smugglers - Kleftiko means bandit . Now they are enjoyed by snorkellers and swimmers.
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Cavo Paradiso
A legendary place, not only for Mykonos but also in the wider international clubbing community, and home to some of the island's most memorable parties and it is a must-see attraction to anyone that is passing.
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Koo Club
Dance all night long on the large outdoor patio in a tropical setting or on the indoor dance floor. Experience high energy beats into the early hours of the morning.
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Ermones Beach
Nestling in a cove surrounded by tree-clad slopes, this is a beach that attracts many visitors. A few sunbeds and umbrellas are found at the beach. Arrive by tender and you can have one of the smaller bays along the coast all to yourself.
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Sarakiniko Beach
A bright white beach studded with volcanic rocks contrasts with the turquoise waters and the lush green vegetation. Bars and tavernas refresh the many guests lured by its unique charms.
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Pollonia Beach
Like most beaches on this island, Pollonia beach is also long and sandy, apart from being lined with trees supplying some much needed shade. The water is crystal clear and a string of colourful bobbing boats add to the holiday atmosphere.
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Avithos Beach
At the foot of red sandstone cliffs is a beautiful beach with crystalline waters located 12km southwest of Argostoli, the capital of Kefalonia, and very close to the village of Svoronata.
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White Beach
Towering white cliffs form a beautiful, small cove lined with grey volcanic sand and white pebbles that is all but inaccessible by land. Snorkelling is great in these crystal clear waters.
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Astir Beach
At the base of the Vouliagmeni peninsula, Astir Beach has been hosting the Athenian elite as well as international VIPs for decades.
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Laganas Beach
This protected beach, part of the Greek National Marine Park, is where the endangered sea turtle Caretta-Caretta lays its eggs. The little pine-clad islet of Agios Sostis is at the southern end of the beach.
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Shipwreck Beach
Also know as Navagio Beach, this famous beach is home to the MV Panayiotis, which wrecked here in October 1980. The electric blue water is due to sulphurous caves around the beach.
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Void
A futuristic set, immersive sound, dancefloor and two bars are the scene you step into at Void Club. Above are private tables with the best views in the house and a chance to see the DJ in action, but for the ultimate experience opt for the invitation-only Gallery with a VIP tables and your own bar.
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Galea Club
To party into the early hours head to Galea. It’s the local spot to find the best club music in town and let your hair down on the dance floor. The insider tip is that the scene really gets going after midnight - so don't go too early.
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Lohan
A world-class club with international DJs, dance arena, VIP area, TV room and backstage – which takes you right next to the DJ booth. So whether you want to throw shapes, chill in the VIP suite or hang out with the DJ, this is the venue.
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Cebu Zakynthos
From cocktails to dinner to dance club, Cebu does it all without compromise. Elegant outside dining overlooking the beach with a menu stacked with fresh ingredients, later becomes a throbbing club. Follow their social media to find their latest glamourous offering.
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Kiki’s Tavern
Tucked away on the north side of the island, Kiki’s Tavern is small eatery that doesn’t have a sign, doesn’t have a phone to take reservations, and doesn’t have electricity! This no-frills taverna is a local legend – be prepared to queue, it’s worth the wait.
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Santa Marina
Perched just above the private beach at the Santa Marina, the Beach Bar is a chic, bohemian destination serving juices and smoothies, plus burgers and salads. Alternatively, opt for the Buddha-Bar Beach for smart dining and inspired cocktails.
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Interni
A garden restaurant in the heart of the island, Interni is all about the food. Combining Mediterranean flavours with international cuisine, the menu is updated to rely on quality seasonal ingredients. Book an evening table for a magical dinner.
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Zuma
Found within the Cavo Tagoo hotel, Zuma brings contemporary Japanese cuisine to Mykonos. This pairing of ultra-fresh fish prepared in the Japanese way as sashimi, or grilled and served with fresh herbs and spices makes for an exciting lunch.
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Porto Mykonos
For easy, laid-back dining in the centre of Mykonos town with stunning views, book a table on the terrace. The a la carte menu proudly champions Greek cuisine, which all adds to the charming ambiance.
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Solymar
From sushi rolls to zucchini spaghetti, this diverse meu will have something to tempt your taste buds. Plus, the Solymar Mykonos hotel offers a private pier and tender service to bring you to and front the yacht.
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Nobu Matsuhisa
Follow the ‘Finding Nobu’ signs and they will lead you to the Belvedere Hotel and the only open-air Nobu restaurant in the world, with an outdoor sushi bar too. The superstar chef’s passion for New Style Japanese cuisine melds with local fish and seafood in this Mykonos outpost.
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Phos Restaurant
Trip Adviser awarded this restaurant The Travellers Choice award in 2021, so definitely one for your itinerary. Set on the waterfront between Psarou and Platis Gialos beaches, the terrace seems to float over the water. The menu will not disappoint either – a feast of flavours and exquisitely served, you are spoilt for choice.
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Branco
Breakfast, lunch and dinner – you can eat here at any time of day and frankly, you might be tempted to just stay until the next meal. Find Branco on Platis Gialos, where sun loungers and music set the vibe for this beach restaurant.
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Bill & Coo
Which is the more stunning – the setting or the food? You can decide for yourself as your eyes wander from the infinity pool to the horizon to your plate. The Gastronomy Project aims to reinvent traditional Greek recipes and has become a sought-after haute cuisine experience. Reservations only.
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Windmills
The windmills are an iconic feature of Mykonos landscape. The windmills no longer operate, but they are a symbol of the island’s rich farming history. Being hundreds of years old, most of the windmills are well maintained and some have even been converted into museums, the most famous being the Bonis Windmill.
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Delos
Just off Mykonos is Delos, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This uninhabited island is the mythological birthplace of Apollo and today one vast archaeological site with remarkable monuments and the remains of a great civilisation. Sail over to see the Doric temples and Terrace of Lions.
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Little Venice
When you reach the seafront in Mykonos town, you may feel that you have arrived in Venice, Italy! The Venetian-style buildings appear to rise straight up from the sea, and many have balconies that hang over the waves. So named Little Venice is one of the most romantic places in Mykonos. Travellers have fallen in love with this charming quarter for it’s charm and architecture. Also the perfect spot to watch the sunset over the Aegean Sea.
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Psarou Bay
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Platis Gialos
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Agia Anna Beach
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Kalo Livadi
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Cavo Paradiso
Cavo Paradiso has acquired legendary status over the years not only for the Island of Mykonos but also in the wider international clubbing community for some of the most memorable parties on the Island of Mykonos and it is a must-experience attraction for anyone that is passing by this famous rock in the heart of Greece's historic archipelago.
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Jackie O Beach Club
Located above the dazzling turquoise waters of Super Paradise Bay, Jackie O Beach Club is the full package. With a pool, plus loungers on the beach, shopping and entertainment. Sample a delicious cocktail in the 360 Open bar and let Priscilla entertain you – get ready for an immersive experience.
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Nammos
This beach club has a low-key vibe. With private cabanas, beach bar and restaurant as well as beach space. The restaurant tables are set up on the terrace and on the sands, specialising in seafood. Try the Shisha Lounge if you like, or step onto the beach and find a sunbed with soft mattress and order a cocktail.
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Principote
At the pristine beach of Panormos, Principote beach club combines beach, restaurant and shopping. The beach loungers sit under crochet sunshade, creating a low-key luxury vibe that continues in the restaurant – where local organic produce is used to provide delicious fare. Also available to book for private events.
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Void
A futuristic set, immersive sound, dancefloor and two bars are the scene you step into at Void Club. Above are private tables with the best views in the house and a chance to see the DJ in action, but for the ultimate experience opt for the invitation-only Gallery with a VIP tables and your own bar.
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Yachts available for charter in Greece

This is a small selection of motor and sailing yachts available for a luxury yacht charter to Greece. Please contact your Burgess broker for a personalised selection.

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The charter agreement
After the availability of your chosen yacht has been verified, you will receive a standard MYBA Charter Agreement for signature. If your chosen cruising itenerary necessitates embarking or disembarking from a point other than your yacht’s home port, positioning charges (delivery/ redelivery fees) may be required. These charges, if applicable, will be confirmed in advance and affirmed in the Charter Agreement, together with any taxes that may apply.
Payment terms
A deposit of 50 per cent of the total charter fee is payable by bank transfer immediately on signature of the MYBA Charter Agreement. The remaining 50 per cent, plus an Advance Provisioning Allowance, together with any taxes, delivery/redelivery fees and any additionally agreed charges, is payable by bank transfer five weeks before the commencement of the charter.
Operating expenses

The Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) is due at the time of the final charter payment. Under MYBA terms, this sum is usually equivalent to 30 per cent of the total charter fee, but may be up to 40 per cent in some cases.

Intended to cover the operating expenses of a charter as explained under Charter Terms, such as fuel, food, drinks, port fees and ad hoc incidentals, the APA will be given to the captain before the start of your charter. The Captain will ensure that the yacht is fully fuelled and provisioned when you step on board. While an up-to-date summary of accounts can be requested at any time during your charter, a full set of accounts will normally be submitted by your captain at the end of the cruise. If, during the charter, the expenditure exceeds the sum already paid, additional cash funds will be required at once.

All outstanding bills from the yacht charter should be settled in cash or by bank transfer before your final disembarkation. Of course, any remaining credit at the end of your charter will be reimbursed to you in full. On request, transfer arrangements to and from the yacht can be made by Burgess or by the yacht’s captain, payment for which will be deducted from your APA.

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Several weeks before you board your yacht, Burgess will ask you to complete a detailed questionnaire describing the preferences and special needs of all the members of your party, such as dietary or medial requirements, details of any allergies, and your sporting or entertainment requests. This will enable Burgess and the crew of your chosen charter yacht to ensure that everything possible is done to make your charter a fabulous experience.
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