158ft Azul Yacht
| Duration | All year |
|---|---|
| Day tour | ฿ 1,000,000 THB |
| 2 day / 1 night | $60,000 USD + 12% tax + 25% APA |
| 3 day / 2 night | $90,000 USD + 12% tax + 25% APA |
| Weekly charter | $180,000 USD + 12% tax + 25% APA |
inclusive Water toys:
✓ 6.2m Jet RIB (150hp)
✓ 1 x Iguana 29 ft
✓ 1 x Sea-Doo GTR 215
✓ 1 x Wakeboard Liquid Force
✓ 1 x Waterski
✓ 1 x Tube Air Head Viper
✓ Fishing gears
✓ Snorkeling Gear
FAQ: What is Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA)?
Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA) is an additional fee paid in advance to cover the cost of provisions for your yacht charter. This fee is paid on top of the charter fee and functions like a petty cash account for the captain and chef, making it easy to track charter expenses while you’re on board. This fund is not an additional charge but a prepaid allowance for expenses incurred during the trip. If there is any remaining balance in the APA at the end of your charter, you will receive a refund for the unused portion. The crew will provide a detailed breakdown of the expenses incurred, and the remaining funds will be returned to you.
What does the APA cover?
The APA covers all the day-to-day operating expenses for your yacht charter, including:
Food and Beverage: Before your charter, we will provide a preference sheet for you to request your favorite food and beverages. This will be used to estimate your APA.
Fuel Charges: Fuel costs depend on your itinerary and whether you choose to cruise or stay anchored. Fuel costs for any toys and tenders used during your charter are also included.
Port and Customs Fees: Fees incurred at different ports and for customs are covered in the APA.
Special Requests: Any special requirements or requests you have while onboard are also included in the APA.