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Re: Long term charter
[Re: DaveZ]
#156651
03/12/2018 08:57 PM
03/12/2018 08:57 PM
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Posts: 559 Apex, NC
agrimsrud
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Hi Windward, Thanks for your reply, I should have been more clear in my initial post but I would be looking for a 40+ monohull. Regards, Winter is high season. Not sure you're going to find a charter company to give you a deal for a 4 to 6 week charter when they're all hoping to charter the boat at it's highest rates. So you might really be looking for a boat that is not in a charter fleet. They surely exist but I don't know where to point you. Keep in mind that the number of boats is in pretty short supply right now. That might improve a bit by next winter but it's still going to be a smaller fleet that last year. And likely demand is going to be better than it has been this year. You might find it way easier to charter a month time in the late spring to early summer. I wish you luck!
Life's short - sail more!
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