Bareboat charter:
If you are an experienced sailor, you can rent a bareboat. In this case, you will be asked to provide a sailing resume to verify your skills.
The advantage is that you have complete freedom between embarkation and disembarkation, in terms of program, anchorages, timetables, and so on.
However, you can choose to be accompanied by a professional skipper, even if you charter bareboat.
A professional skipper has a state diploma. He will draw up a contract and invoice directly with you.
The advantage is that his local knowledge enables you to see the essentials, take advantage of the best anchorages, and get sound advice on sightseeing, restaurants, and so on. It's the best way to enjoy a personalized cruise, without the srress of taking charge of navigation.
Remember to include your skipper in your crew, for sleeping, meals, etc.
Charter with skipper, known as “NUC” (navigation for commercial use):
In this type of charter, the crew is generally fixed to the boat. The vessel is under the responsibility of the owner or his representative, the captain.
You are a passenger, and all you have to do is let yourself be guided and enjoy ...