Son De Mar
Specifications
Length
45 meters
Beam
8.4 meters
Draft
2.4 meters
Cruise speed
9 knot
Built / Renovated
2019
Cabins for guests
6
Water sport
Jet ski, Water skiing (adult & child), SeaBob, Wakeboard, 2x Kayak, Tube ride, Ringo ride, 4x Paddleboard
Crew description
8 crew members
Steps
Prices for Son De Mar 2026
75.000 €
+ expenses85.000 €
+ expenses75.000 €
+ expensesPrice details
Included in price 2026
SHIPBOARD ACCOMMODATION: maximum number of 12 guests sleeping in 6 cabins
CREW: 8 crew members
AIR CONDITIONING: unlimited hours/day
LINEN: bed sheets, bathroom, and beach towels
WI-FI
Extra payments 2026
A.P.A. (Advance Provisioning Allowance)
30% of the charter price To cover the following costs, but not limited to: fuel for the main engines and generators; fuel for tender and water sports equipment; fuel for Personal Watercraft*; food and beverages for the Charter Party; port fees; national park and parks of nature entrances; shipping agents’ fees; custom fees and charter licenses if cruising in Montenegro and other costs for services requested by Charter Party during the charter such as but not limited to hire or purchase costs of any special equipment placed on board at the Charterer's request; shoreside transport; excursions and adverse activities (scuba diving, big game fishing, rafting...).
Food Options
From A.P.A.
Drink Options
From A.P.A.
Port and Tourist Taxes
From A.P.A.
VAT 13%
Not included in the charter price
Non-Mandatory Extras:
Private Marinas:
From A.P.A.
Tips:
Tips are not included in the price of the charter and are a voluntary way of showing appreciation for a good service. Usually, it is 7% to 15% of the charter price, according to your satisfaction, paid to the captain at the end of the charter and distributed equally by the captain to the rest of the crew.
Additional Motorized Water Sports:
From A.P.A.
Other Options on request:
Land transfers, fishing licenses, guided tours, excursions, restaurants, bike rentals, car rentals.
Son De Mar
Son De Mar is available for charter in Croatia
Private yacht charters in Croatia are rapidly growing in popularity across the Mediterranean. With over 1,200 islands set close together, the archipelago offers calm waters, rich history, and exceptional cuisine, making it a paradise for yachting enthusiasts.
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Whether this is your first charter or a familiar luxury, we believe planning your journey should be part of the pleasure. This section provides clear answers on the finer points of chartering this exclusive yacht. Our expertise is at your service to ensure every detail is seamlessly arranged.
Are tips for the crew mandatory?
Tips are not mandatory but are a long-standing custom to acknowledge the crew’s dedication and service. While the general guideline is 10–15% of the charter fee, the amount should always reflect your level of satisfaction. Ultimately, it is up to you to decide what feels appropriate. The captain will ensure that any gratuity is fairly distributed among all crew members.
Do any other taxes apply?
In European waters, VAT is applicable on the charter fee, and delivery costs may apply if the yacht is moved to a different port. In other destinations, local taxes may also apply. Your broker will advise you of any applicable rates.
How are charter rates calculated?
Charter rates are usually quoted weekly. If your trip is longer than seven days, the cost is calculated pro rata (weekly rate divided by seven, multiplied by the number of days).
How can we personalize your charter?
Eight weeks before your charter, we send you a detailed preference questionnaire. This allows you to share your group’s preferences, dietary requirements, medical needs, entertainment requests, or any special occasions you’d like to celebrate. This ensures your charter is fully tailor-made.
How does the Charter Agreement work?
Once you confirm your chosen yacht, we will prepare a standard MYBA or Goolets Charter Agreement for signature. If your embarkation or disembarkation point differs from the yacht’s main harbor, delivery/redelivery fees may apply.
Is smoking allowed on board?
Smoking is permitted only on exterior decks and on some yachts, only in specifically designated outdoor areas. For safety reasons, smoking is strictly prohibited inside the yacht. The crew will explain the designated smoking areas during the safety briefing at embarkation.
Is the Internet and Satellite TV available on board Gulets & traditional yachts:
The internet is usually available via local mobile broadband, which is sufficient for emails and light browsing but may be limited in speed and coverage when sailing between islands. Satellite TV is often available in salons or some cabins, but service can be less consistent compared to larger motor yachts. For guests needing stronger connectivity, portable upgrades may be arranged where possible.
Is the Internet and Satellite TV available on board Luxury motor yachts & larger vessels?
Most yachts are equipped with mobile broadband internet and satellite TV. In remote areas, coverage may be limited, but many yachts now also offer Starlink, providing faster and more reliable service at sea. Upgrades or special packages can be arranged in advance (subject to availability and additional fees). If you require stable internet for work, please let us know before your charter.
Should I get insurance?
Yes, we strongly recommend it. Guests should consider: - Cancellation & Curtailment Insurance – to protect your financial investment in case of unforeseen events. - Personal Accident & Medical Insurance – for your own safety and peace of mind. - Charterers’ Liability Insurance – to cover potential third-party claims. - Baggage & Personal Belongings Insurance – against theft, loss, or damage. Your broker can provide guidance and help arrange the appropriate coverage.
What about package-based yachts?
Instead of A.P.A., expenses are usually covered through fixed packages. These may include food (half board or full board), drinks (all-inclusive packages, bar consumption, or corkage fees), port taxes, and fuel for motorized water sports (charged per hour or as a flat fee). These extras are typically settled directly on the day of embarkation. High-season rates (July, August, Christmas/New Year, major events) are higher due to demand, while low-season rates apply at other times. The rates shown on our website are up to date but may be subject to change.
What are the charter terms?
Most charters follow MYBA Terms: the yacht is fully equipped, insured, and crewed (wages and crew provisions are covered by the owner). All other operating costs—fuel, port fees, food, beverages, personal expenses, excursions, and communications—are covered by the charterer. Occasionally, some yachts may offer alternative terms such as food and beverage packages. Your broker will clarify the exact terms for your chosen yacht.
What are the actual operating costs?
For yachts that have A.P.A. (Advance provisioning allowance) In addition to the charter fee, you will pay an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), usually 30–40% of the charter fee. This covers food and beverages, fuel, port fees, and any other running expenses. The captain manages the APA during your trip and provides a final account at the end. Any unused funds are refunded; any shortfall is settled before disembarkation.
What are the charter payment terms?
When signing the charter agreement, a 50% deposit of the total charter fee is required. The balance (remaining 50%), along with any Advance Provisioning Allowance (if applicable), taxes, positioning fees, and other agreed costs, must be paid by bank transfer six to eight weeks before departure. Payments can be made by bank transfer or by credit card (Visa or MasterCard).
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