A luxury yacht charter in such destinations as the Mediterranean or Caribbean isn’t just possible for those with bottomless pockets: All-inclusive yacht charters are an excellent way to reach a price beforehand and ensure that you have a stress-free time exploring your location.

If you are considering treating your family and friends to a superyacht charter but are worried about the costs incurred along the way, take a look at CharterWorld’s guide on all-inclusive yacht charters so that you can forget about the bill and focus on the moment.

Do all luxury charter yachts offer an all-inclusive prices?

All-inclusive prices are usually only available where the costs are predictable and therefore this usually applies to luxury catamarans in well-established yacht charter destinations such as the Bahamas or the Dodecanese Islands.

Superyachts with lots of facilities make it difficult to predict the cost, furthermore fuel and distance in larger motor yachts can cause prices to vary considerably, even when charter groups have relatively similar itineraries.

This isn’t to say that sailing yachts don’t have much to offer in comparison; luxury catamarans provide greater stability than single hulls, with shallower drafts for navigating difficult waterways and anchoring close to the shore. Interiors cans range from classic to futuristic, some are equipped with Jacuzzis and the water toys are an important element to your fun in the sun.

What’s included in an ‘all-inclusive’ charter?

An all-inclusive charter typically covers the cost of air conditioning and the crew fee with at least one member providing service on board, meal preparation, laundry services and assistance with activities.

While provisioning, the crew will take into account dietary requirements and food will be included in the price, as will soft drinks and wine. If there is a bar on board, a certain number of drinks may be included in your yacht charter price – contact your luxury yacht charter broker to find out the details for your own holiday.

What isn’t included in an ‘all-inclusive’ charter?

Although meals and soft drinks are usually included in the price, this is usually based on the size of the group and it can be arranged so that meals and beverages are paid for separately. Premium wines and spirits are also counted as an extra-cost item along with food items which are expensive or difficult to source.

Changes to the itinerary such as additional stops might incur mooring fees and taxes, as will additional activities such as Scuba diving at extra sites. Other on board charges might involve satellite communications, massage therapies and equipment hire.

If you are concerned about hidden costs, anything that is not part of the all-inclusive price will be clearly stated in the contract beforehand and your broker will let you know before the start of your charter.

Take the next step and contact the friendly brokers at CharterWorld to find about out the latest offers all the destinations where it’s possible to secure an all-inclusive charter.

All-inclusive yacht charters are a fantastic way to explore exotic superyacht charter destinations like the Caribbean and Mediterranean without the fear of a big bill by the end of your holiday. Find out the great perks you receive on an all-inclusive holiday.

While provisioning, the crew will take into account dietary requirements and food will be included in the price, as will soft drinks and wine. If there is a bar on board, a certain number of drinks may be included in your yacht charter price – contact your luxury yacht charter broker to find out the details for your own holiday.

What isn’t included in an ‘all-inclusive’ charter?

Although meals and soft drinks are usually included in the price, this is usually based on the size of the group and it can be arranged so that meals and beverages are paid for separately. Premium wines and spirits are also counted as an extra-cost item along with food items which are expensive or difficult to source.

Changes to the itinerary such as additional stops might incur mooring fees and taxes, as will additional activities such as Scuba diving at extra sites. Other on board charges might involve satellite communications, massage therapies and equipment hire.

If you are concerned about hidden costs, anything that is not part of the all-inclusive price will be clearly stated in the contract beforehand and your broker will let you know before the start of your charter.

Take the next step and contact the friendly brokers at CharterWorld to find about out the latest offers all the destinations where it’s possible to secure an all-inclusive charter.