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| SHAITAN OF TORTOLA |  | | Length: 82 Ft | Beam: 18,5 Ft | | Draft: 9,5 Ft | Year Built: 1981 | | Air Conditioning: Full | | | Number of Cabins: 4 | Total Guests(sleeping): 10 | | Cabin Configuration: 2 Pullman | Total Crew: 3 | | Captain's Name: Henry Metz | Captain's Nationality: German |
| | Summer Operating Area: | | Summer Base Port: Bequia, the Grenadines | | Winter Operating Area: | | Winter Base Port: Bequia, the Grenadines |
Location Details:
Areas covered: Windward Islands
Based - Bequia, the Grenadines
Available from Fort de France to St. George's |
High Rate: 23100.00 USD per week | | Low Rate: 15750.00 USD per week | | Terms: CT |
Rate Details:
Christmas & New Year rates: add 10% (8 pax minimum)
Rates are now including standard bar and beverages but plus local taxes
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Special Conditions:
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Contracts:
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Engines & Generators:
Two 110/220V generators
Perkins 135 HP
Watermaker 600 US Gal / day |
Range: |
Fuel Consumption:
US Gall/Hr | | Gross Tons: |
Max Speed: 15 | | Cruising Speed: 9 |
Refit:
2005 / 2006 |
Tenders & Toys:
14'Inflatable with 40 HP engines
fishing gear,beach games,snorkel gear,aquaplaner, water skis,kneeboard,floating mats,ski tube, hammock,2 person deck mattress and lots of sailing gear including coffee grinders let the fun begin |
Guest Accommodations:
Guests on Shaitan enjoy elegant comfort below decks with 4 Queen berthed cabins identical in size, all with ensuite heads. Two forward cabins have the addition of drop-down Pullman berths, just perfect for family charters. Even better, smaller parties can have a magnificent suite, as the walls between both the two forward and two aft cabins can be removed for incredible spaciousness! Tastefully decorated in florals and solids, Shaitan features a bright and cheerful maple and off-white interior with stunning varigated teak floors. The ample galley is always ready with sophisticated international cuisine or casual delights as you wish.
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Entertainment:
Salon DVD,
Stereo suround system
20 DVD,
CD's
Deck Cushions
Cockpit w/ Sun Awning
Cockpit Table seats 10 easy
Swim platform & ladder
Deck shower
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Communications:
All Coast Guard required safety equipment
10-man life raft
2 GPS
Sextant
Radar
Single-side band radio
Cellular Phone
Email
Laptop
VHF
SSB Radio
Radar
EPIRB
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Notes:
9 &10 px fam only
5 day Min. all charters no 20% commision under 1 week
Rate Includes: Crew, fuel, food, running expenses, tender
Does Not Include: Taxes, dockage, communications, special requests
Hurricane clause for Shaitan of Tortola for late summer charters
If a Named Storm, or expected to be a named storm, when reaching the location / expected location of the chartered vessel (defines as a windstorm given a name as a tropical storm or hurricane by the National Hurricane Center Miami, FL) threatens the location / expected location of the charted vessel within a period of 96 hours, as determined by the Captain in his sole discretion, the Captain shall have the option of terminating the charter if Charterers have boarded or refusing boarding if the charter has not yet commenced. The Captain's decision to terminate or refuse boarding shall be final. Upon such termination, the Captain shall immediately disembark the Charterers at the nearest safe port where further transportation or safe lodging is available. No refund of the charter fee will be made. Safe debarkation of the guest discharges all obligations of the parties to each other and no party shall be held liable to any other party for any loss, injury, damage or expenses incurred or resulting from such a Named Storm.
If a Named Storm, or expected to be named storm, is threatening to cross Lon. of 60 degrees W between Lat. 13 degrees N and 19 degrees N in the North Atlantic within 96 hours of the commencement of the charter, the Captain shall have the option to refuse to deliver the vessel to the port of embarkation of the charter.
No refund of deposits paid shall be made in this case.
Estimated tracks and positions of windstorms or hurricanes shall be the tracks and estimated positions published by the National Hurricane Center in Miami, FL, as well as the estimated wind forces, when reaching the area in question.
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