Boat delivery
Port-to-Port Delivery for Sailboats and Yachts
A boat delivery is the passage and operational planning needed to take a boat from the port where it is now to a chosen destination port.
Peace & Sails reviews requests for sailboats and other suitable boats and aims to plan the delivery around the route, the boat's specifications, sailing conditions and operational requirements.
If you want to move your boat to another port, take it to a new cruising area before the season or organise an international delivery, send us your request.
A sailboat delivery starts with a passage plan that suits the boat and the route. Before the delivery we look at:
We plan the move of your boat from its current port to the destination port. The length of the route, harbour facilities, weather and the boat's sailing characteristics all shape the schedule.
Every request is assessed for the specific boat and route. A delivery is confirmed only after that assessment.
International deliveries need, in addition to seamanship planning, a review of entry and exit formalities for each country and port, customs requirements, boat documents and other regulations.
The possible route and the procedures that apply must be confirmed against the current rules of the countries involved.
Example: a long passage from Fethiye to the Adriatic →The price depends on the type and length of the boat, the departure and arrival ports, distance, estimated passage time, crew, fuel and harbour costs and other operational expenses.
We need the boat and route details to prepare a firm quote. Even two deliveries over the same distance can cost differently because of the boat, fuel needs and operating conditions.
Ask what the price includes, the crew arrangement, fuel and harbour costs, estimated duration, weather-related changes, insurance cover, handover terms and the cancellation procedure.
A boat delivery is the planned passage and handover operation that takes a boat from one port to another.
First the boat's specifications and seaworthiness are assessed. Then the route, weather, crew, documents and operational requirements are planned. The delivery goes ahead once suitability and conditions are confirmed.
It depends on distance, the boat's average speed, weather and sea conditions, stops and the route. A realistic estimate needs the boat and route details.
The fee reflects distance, the boat, fuel, crew, harbour costs and the scope of the operation. Ask for a delivery quote for an exact figure.
An international delivery can be planned when the route and regulations allow it. Entry and exit procedures, customs and the required documents must be reviewed in advance.
Whether a skipper or crew can be provided depends on the type of boat, the scope of the delivery and how the service is organised. Mention it in your request.
No. The decision to sail takes into account weather and sea conditions, the boat's limits, the crew's ability and safety requirements. Bad conditions may change the date or the route.
Required documents depend on the boat's flag, registration, the route and the applicable regulations. They must be verified for the specific boat and countries before the delivery.
Request
Share the departure and arrival ports, your boat's details and your preferred dates to create a delivery request.
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