TL;DR
Bring sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses, a light layer, a towel, your food and drinks, a phone or camera, and a great playlist. Wear soft-soled or bare feet, and leave the rest to your captain and crew.
The essentials
A private charter is meant to be effortless: your captain and crew handle the boat, the route, and the logistics. A few small things make the day even better:
Sunscreen (reef-safe is ideal), a hat and sunglasses, and a light layer for the cooler breeze on the water late in the day.
Food, drinks & your playlist
You're welcome to bring your own food and beverages aboard. Pack a cooler with plenty of ice and water. Bring a playlist too; it's your boat for the day, so set the mood.
For the water
If you plan to swim or visit a sandbar, bring a swimsuit and a towel. A waterproof phone pouch or camera is great for capturing the skyline and sunset.
What to wear (and what to leave home)
Go for soft-soled shoes or plan to go barefoot on deck; that's standard on boats and protects the finish. Leave heels and anything you'd hate to lose overboard at home.
Frequently asked
- Can we bring our own food and alcohol on the charter?
- Yes, you're welcome to bring your own food and drinks aboard. Your captain can help you plan coolers, ice, and timing.
- Should we bring shoes on the boat?
- Soft-soled shoes or bare feet are best on deck. Hard soles and heels can mark the finish, so most guests go barefoot once aboard.
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