Yes, but power availability depends on the type of boat and its electrical systems. Most sailing areas have good mobile coverage in populated and coastal zones, though connectivity can be patchy in remote bays and smaller islands.

Smaller charter boats usually run 12-volt systems when not connected to shore power. These systems rely on battery storage recharged while motoring. Many boats now come equipped with 12–240V inverters, which plug into car-style sockets and are ideal for charging phones, tablets, laptops, and other low-current devices. If your boat doesn’t include an inverter, we can arrange one for you—or you’re welcome to bring your own.

Larger boats often have generators onboard that supply 240V mains power, making it easier to run and charge devices like laptops, cameras, and navigation tools without limitations.

Staying online is easier than ever. Most smartphone roaming plans work well in the regions we service. Some charter operators also provide onboard Wi-Fi, but it’s worth checking whether their plans offer better value or performance than using your own mobile service abroad.

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What is a fully crewed charter?

A fully crewed yacht charter is the ultimate sailing experience—combining comfort, service, and seamless travel. Your yacht comes with a dedicated professional crew, typically including a captain, cook/chef, and one or more hostesses or deckhands. Continue Reading...

What is a skippered bareboat charter?

A skippered bareboat charter gives you the freedom of a private yacht—without the responsibility of skippering it yourself. You hire a yacht and a licensed professional skipper joins your crew to manage the sailing, navigation, docking, and safety. Continue Reading...

What support is available during our charter?

You’re never alone at sea. Throughout your bareboat charter, you’ll have access to 24/7 technical support provided by the local charter base. Continue Reading...

What are the typical charter check-in and check-out procedures?

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How many people can a bareboat charter accommodate?

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What is a bareboat charter?

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Can you assist with other aspects of our travel?

While we’re not a travel agency, we’re more than happy to assist with key elements that support your sailing holiday. Our expertise lies in organizing every aspect of your yacht charter—including transfers between the charter base and your arrival point or accommodation, as well as offering advice on provisioning your boat either remotely or upon arrival. Continue Reading...

How do we provision our bareboat charter?

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Can we board early at the start of charter?

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Can we book a cabin on a crewed boat?

Yes, in many popular sailing destinations, it's possible to book a private cabin on a crewed yacht. Several charter operators offer scheduled cabin-share cruises, where you join like-minded travellers on a set itinerary with a professional crew. Continue Reading...