Four hours along a shoreline you can reach before lunch. Swim stops, a cold table on deck, and a return berth well before the evening breeze fills in.
This is the format we suggest for a first charter, or for a day squeezed into a week that is otherwise spoken for. The captain picks the route on the morning based on the wind, so you may not end up in the bay you expected — usually that is the good news.
Included: captain and one deckhand, fuel within a twenty mile range, swim ladder, towels and cold drinks, departure and return from the home berth.
