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What's the going rate for captain and chef gratuities?
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Fulled crewed or added for a bareboat trip?
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Hmmm. I guess fully crewed? I didn't' realize there was a difference. It does include all meals and certainly the captain does way more than just sailing the boat.
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Generally 15% of the cost of the charter. That’s total and the crew splits it. If they were exceptional add a bit. G
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15 -20% of total cost is standard for quite a few years.
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