Yacht Managment
If it does meet quality requirements we will include the vessel in our chartering program, sell accommodation to guests in the domestic and international markets, perform central booking and endeavour to provide the best possible utilisation of the vessel.
Crosail will offer the vessel in the market, publish brochures and leaflets, visit trade fairs, run complete correspondence with clients, book vacant capacities, contract accommodation services with clients (individual guests and agencies) and provide other administrative services.
During the chartering season, after each return of the vessel from a charter tour, we will do the check-out, inspect the vessel’s underwater part, engine, navigation equipment and inventory, and perform any necessary repairs and servicing.
Crosail will carry out the lump-sum-works for the purpose of maintaining the vessel and its equipment, by the following specification:
Repair works on the vessel (up to 5 work hours per month gratis)
Control the battery charging during the idle period
Bilge and bilge pump control
Deck window sealing – control
Deck control
Fuel and water tanks control
Monitoring the status of the ropes (mooring, …) and replacing them as needed
Winter airing – daily
Engine start – weekly/monthly
Generator start – weekly/monthly
Starting the air conditioner weekly/monthly
Washing and storage of the sun-tents during winter
Setting and controlling the winter tents/covers
Wintering the vessel and equipment after the season (washing/removing sails and deck equipment, washing and disassembling the dinghy, lubrication and tightening of boat windows, washing the bilge and general cleaning of the interior, disassembly of the gas cooker, dismantling the plotter and electrical equipment (if not covered, protection of the safety equipment and preparation for servicing, dismantling and protecting the cockpit table, … )
Equipping the yacht after the wintering (setting the sails, installation of deck equipment, sun tents setting, tightening the fence, dinghy assembly, gas cooker installation, plotter mounting, safety equipment assembly, etc)
Fresh water system service (cleaning the filters, drainage the tanks, control of tube joints)
Service of deck winches
Inspection and service of the steering system (lubrication, …)
Shore power cable/connection check
In addition to the afore-mentioned works, beyond the lump-sum, with the agreement of the owner, we will independently perform and/or arrange other maintenance (third-party) services and repairs such as:
Antifouling application
Hull and deck polishing
Repairs on the hull and interior
Engine and S-drive service
Bow-thruster service
Anchor winch service
Service and repair of electronic and electrical equipment
Sun tent repair and service
Service and repairs of inflatable dinghy
Gas cooker service
Service of the fridges
Toilet and installation services
Safety equipment service (life raft, fire-fighting appliances, pyrotechnics …)
General cleaning of the boat and washing of bed linen before the season
Washing the kitchen in the salon and cabin
Wash thoroughly deck and fly bridge prior to the first seasonal departure
Upgrade/modify charter equipment (ropes, charts, first aid, dishes, bedding, …, according to the updated “Charter Equipment List”)
Obligations of the yacht owners
The vessel should be provided with the following prescribed ship’s documents: valid navigation permit, all-risk insurance for chartered boats, insurance of passengers and crew against injuries, VHF radio-station permit, valid life-raft and fire extinguisher attestations.
The owners should prepare the vessel in according with the inventory list we provide, keep yacht and its equipment in technically fine condition, with the correct business legal status and clear ownership. The vessel should be fully prepared for navigation and cruising accommodation, including full fuel tank and all the prescribed equipment (we will give to you lists) like ship’s pharmacy contents and safety and obligatory boat equipment as prescribed by the Harbourmaster Office.
For the listed lump-sum-works the owner is obliged to pay the ‘boat maintenance’ in the amount of 200 EUR + VAT monthly during the 12 months of the contract.
The Owner pays the costs related to the vessel possession and maintenance:
Annual berth
Crane operations
All-risk insurance
Extending ship’s documents
Annual servicing of the vessel propulsion system and its underwater part
Costs of maintenance of the vessel (costs of spare parts, materials, maintenance of the technical, statutory and functional aspects) such as:
major repairs of the engine (overhaul, gearbox, fuel pump, sprayers, coolers, turbines)
installation infrastructure (pumps, electronics)
antifouling and underwater hull maintenance
anchor winch motor (if burned from wear)
alternator (if burned)
starter (if burned)
sails and ropes
life-raft and fire extinguisher attestations
auto-pilot repair.
