Deliveries
Your boat is in the wrong harbour.
Your yacht is taken to its destination by a Yachtmaster Offshore qualified captain, including system tests and a written condition report.

The process
How a delivery runs
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Order
You name the current harbour, the destination and the departure date. You receive route, duration and a guide price; with your yes, the job is set.
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Crew
The captain finds the crew and keeps the crew list. Up to three people sail against travel costs and provisions.
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Passage planning
Route, legs and ports of refuge are set and the weather is checked. You receive the plan before casting off.
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Takeover
The vessel is taken over in the departure harbour, its systems tested and its state recorded with a protocol and photographs. Anything not seaworthy you hear about before departure.
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Delivery
The captain sails in command. Weather and safety decisions are taken on board; days of delay you hear about the same day.
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Handover
At the destination the vessel is handed over with logbook, engine hours and a written condition report.

Vessels and waters
What is sailed
Cruising yachts and cruising catamarans up to 55 feet, across the whole Mediterranean including the Adriatic and the Aegean. The captain holds the RYA/MCA Yachtmaster Offshore; ENG1 and STCW are valid.
Skipper's liability insurance with cover of CHF 5,000,000 is in place; you see the policy before the job.
From the logbook
References
| No | Vessel | Route | Duration | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Catamaran, 55 feet | Balearics to Croatia | 14 days | November 2025 |
| 2 | Catamaran, 46 feet | Western Mediterranean | 8 days | March 2025 |
| 3 | Catamaran, 46 feet | Western Mediterranean | 5 days | November 2024 |