Provisioning arrangements depend on the type of charter you choose. For bareboat charters, guests are responsible for purchasing food and beverages. Many choose to arrive earlier to shop locally, while others prefer the convenience of ordering provisions online in advance, with delivery directly to the yacht before embarkation.

For charters with a hostess, assistance with provisioning is often available - either by helping with shopping upon arrival or coordinating online orders ahead of time. On fully crewed charters, provisioning is typically handled entirely by the crew, with supplies arranged and stored onboard prior to your arrival based on your prefilled preference sheet.

In both Croatia and the British Virgin Islands, it is also easy to restock during the charter week, with well-equipped marinas, village shops, and local markets available throughout the sailing areas.

For crewed yacht charters, you will be asked to complete a preference sheet prior to departure. This allows you to share important details such as dietary requirements, food preferences, allergies, and beverage selections, ensuring the onboard provisions reflect your tastes from the moment you arrive.

In addition, the preference sheet often includes space to note your preferred activities, places you’d like to visit, and any special occasions you may wish to celebrate during the charter, such as birthdays, anniversaries, or milestones. This information helps the crew and our team prepare thoughtful arrangements in advance, allowing your time on board to feel considered, relaxed, and personal.

Having a sample itinerary in advance can be very helpful, but it’s important to understand that yachting routes are always flexible and subject to change. Weather, local conditions, and other factors can influence your journey, so your initial plan should be adapted once you begin your charter. Following a route set months in advance without adjustment is rarely practical and can lead to frustration.

If you’ve booked a yacht with a captain, we encourage you to benefit from the crew’s expertise and local knowledge - they can enhance your itinerary with hidden gems, optimal anchorages, and unique experiences. Alternatively, you may leave the planning entirely in their hands, allowing every detail to be arranged so you can focus on relaxation and discovery.

Prior to your departure, we can assist in shaping your route, offering suggestions tailored to your preferences, interests, and pace. On our website, you’ll also find sample itineraries to inspire your voyage.

Absolutely. It’s common for itineraries to evolve during the week - whether you choose to linger in a favorite spot, skip certain stops, or take a few days just to relax on board. The two key factors guiding any changes are weather conditions and the availability of destinations or anchorages. With these in mind, your route can be adapted effortlessly to match your preferences and the flow of your journey.

Safety is always the top priority on board, so it’s important to adapt your plans if conditions are challenging. “Bad weather” doesn’t always mean storms - it can also include very windy days that make sailing less comfortable. In these moments, it’s perfectly fine to stay longer in port, explore local activities ashore, or simply relax on board in a sheltered area. Taking a pause ensures everyone stays safe while still enjoying the journey at a leisurely, stress-free pace.