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How To Use bareboat In A Sentence

• And compared with the rest of the Caribbean, the sailing is relatively easy: with a little experience, you can join a flotilla, charter bareboat or pay extra for a professional skipper.
• Erring on the side of caution, TMM restricts bareboaters to sailing within the reef; if a client damages a boat on an offshore atoll, it could be months before the weather allows a salvage vessel to recover it.
• Bruce Baker, of Richmond, VA, is a veteran bareboat sailboat charterer.
• La Paz and Loreto are home to a number of companies offering crewed trips as well as bareboat sailing charters.
• Les Pompiers were out in force, and alongside the dock a bareboat charter yacht was half sunk.
• There are crewed or unscrewed yacht charters, bareboat or even a motorised yacht.
• Brasoil would in turn make the upgraded vessel available for use by Petrobras under a bareboat sub-charter for the same period.
• Whether you choose to go bareboat, take a captain, or even an entire crew there is bound to be a destination to suit you.
• These can be a combination of bareboat and skippered yachts, and can provide you with the right balance of educational support and local knowledge.
• Proper yachties, though, should take the bareboat option, for this luxury-crewed-charter lark isn't really a sailing holiday. Times, Sunday Times