Oceanis 38.1 charter in Estonia (name: "Loviisa")

Yes. Sailing yacht Oceanis 38.1, Loviisa is offered by professional charter company and has hull and third party liability insurance.

Damage Deposit (refundable) - amount you are liable for in case of any damages. $3,056 should be paid on the spot in Tallinn (Estonia) before embarkation and will be refunded at the end of the charter if no damages were done to the Sailing yacht.

Damage Waiver (additional insurance). If you would like to reduce amount of Damage Deposit from $3,056 to a smaller amount, you may purchase additional insurance (Damage Waiver) that will reduce the amount of your liability.

In most of the regions, like the Caribbean, South-East Asia, Oceania, no special sailing documents are needed for the bareboat charter. The only thing you need to provide is your sailing resume, so that the base manager can see if you are qualified enough to rent Oceanis 38.1 Sailing yacht in Estonia. Once you get the approval, you are good to go.

On the other hand for bareboat charter in Europe and some other countries you have to provide internationally recognized sailing certificates like: IYT Bareboat Skipper, RYA Day Skipper, ASA 104 plus IPC. Ask booking manager for the requirements. Detailed information here: BBC things to know

Free cancellation within 4 days after the on-line reservation. Once you’ve reserved Oceanis 38.1 on 12 knots web site it will be on hold for you for the next 4 days free of charge. If the booking of this Sailing yacht is cancelled 46 days prior to the charter 30% of the charter fee will be retained. There is no refund if the cancellation is less than 46 days prior to the charter. Pls. check booking agreement and charter terms for the actual cancellation policy, as these terms may vary from the example above.

1. make reservation of the web site.
2. manager will check your sailing resume (bareboat charter approval will be sent via e-mail)
3. Booking agreement for the Oceanis 38.1 charter in Estonia will be sent to sign electronically
4. Invoice for the down payment (wire or credit card)