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Polynesia
Here, in the unremitting
vastness of the South Seas, are the most beautiful sailing areas worldwide. It
is a dream world with the Fiji, Tonga and Tahiti Archipelagos. There is no other
place in the world where the water is so blue, the lagoons are so crystal-clear
and the abundance of fish and corals is so great. Discover the beach paradise
under palm trees, visit a hospitable people still living according to old customs
and practices. | The
Society Islands
In
the heart of the south Pacific are the paradisiacal islands the names of which
alone induce us to dream: Bora Bora, Huahine, Raiatea. From Raiatea you can sail
to the atolls with fantastic lagoons or discover volcanos covered with tropical
vegetation. Everywhere on the islands you`ll find flowers, which are growing very
well under the tropical sun and which the natives are adorned with. The crystal-clear
water holds a magical underwater fauna and flora make you believe you` re in paradise.
The temperature in Polynesia varies only slightly between the different seasons.
The dry season is between March and December. Between December and February, a
little more rain is to be expected. Throughout the year you`ll find the most perfect
sailing conditions | | |
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Entry
Regulations :
You can enter the country with a valid passport or ID. Chartered yachts have to
have an official charter permission and have to be checked and approved by the
“Affaires Maritimes”. Licenses:
Foreign yachtsmen have to be in possession of the licence that corresponds
with the one they need to sail comparable waterways in their home country.
References: Only topical references
are of value for you. If you wish to we are pleased to let you have references
from clients who have already chartered with us this year.© |
Wind
and Weather | There
is a warm tropical climate on the „islands under the wind” with slight
seasonal changes. The dry season is between April and November and is the best
time for sailing. Between December and March slightly more rain is to be expected.
The winds are predominantly blowing from a south-eastern direction, not so often
from a north-eastern, with 10-20 knots. In July a stronger wind from the south,
the “Maramu” gets up. The temperature varies only slightly between
the seasons and is of about 25° C.
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| Polynesia
from A - Z Arrival:
By Air France from Paris to Papete, connecting flight to Raiatea or by Air New
Zealand directly to Raiatea. Booking
of Flights: We will help you with pleasure with your bookings to
Polynesia. Board passport:
After having received the final payment, we will hand a board pass over to you
in which you will find the description of the marina as well as your contact.
Business Hours: Our
office is open from Monday to Friday: 8 to 17 o`clock Business
Partner: Years of experience allowed us to choose the most competent
business partners Stardust and VPM for you. Checklists:
Together with the charter contract you will receive a valid checklist for the
certain boat. Check-In:
Normally: handover: Saturday evening, return: Saturday morning, but in practice
in accordance with your arrival and departure. Climate:
The daily temperatures are at 28 to 30°C throughout the year. During the night
it cools down to 20 to 23°C. Hence, the South Pacific is a year-round sailing
area. Confirmation of Sea Miles:
If you wish to we are pleased to confirm the sea miles you have sailed on your
cruise. Contracts:
KlaRo-Charter is entitled to sign for the companies being represented by Klaro
Charter. As an agency it exclusively transacts business under orders and not on
its own account. Crew –
List: The Crew list must be filled in very carefully and only before
the beginning of the journey, incl. flight number, arrival and flight company,
sent to our office by mail or fax. In doing so, you will save a lot of time
with the check-in. Demurrage:
Fees are levied individually, dependant from the size of the yacht and season.
Deposit: Is also percentage
excess in case of damage. A deposit for the yacht is left at the base, either
cash, Traveler`s checks or credit cards. It does not release the charterer from
his liability. It is also possible to leave a fidelity insurance, payable with
the contract, which is about 4% of the list price, or dependant from the size
of the yacht – as the companies stipulate. Despite this fidelity insurance
a remaining deposit of about € 300,-- is to be made. Entry
Regulations: You are allowed to enter the country only with a valid
passport. Equipment:
Detailed equipment of the yachts of your choice are obtainable on request. But
the standard equipment itself has a high level. Mostly, accessory such as autopilot,
long boat with outboard motor, bedclothes etc are included without extra costs.
Food for the Journey:
You can order the food. It is in any case advisable to order food as all shops
are closed on Saturday and Sunday. Foreign
Currency: 117,745 CFP (Central Pacific Francs) are about €
1,-- Exchange your money in the foreign country! The exchange rate is far
better than in Germany! Traveler`s checks and credit cards are accepted. Language:
The official language is French or English Licences:
Foreign yachtsmen have to be in possession of the licence that corresponds with
the one they need to sail comparable waterways in their home country. For German
clients: official motor boat licence and / or BR-licence. Management
of the Bases: The head of the base is a native and surely can tell
you a few tips and tricks for your journey. Moorings:
It would be best if you berth in available yacht clubs as official marinas are
very scarce. One-Way-Cruises:
One-Way cruises are possible between the number of charming islands for an extra
charge. Prices:
Please find enclosed all prices in our current price list. The prices are given
in € per ship. Reservation:
If you have found a yacht it is possible to book it optionally for
one week. We will make a reservation for you and the yacht. After one week it
is cancelled automatically. Important: You cannot book it optionally
if there are any fairs or stand-by bookings. Terms
of Payment: 50% of the charter commission are to be paid after conclusion
of the contract, the final payment falls due 5 weeks before the cruise. Travel
Insurance: You should at least take out an insurance in case you
have to chancel the journey. Normally the costs for a cancellation are 100%. You
might fall off a cherry tree! You should also pay attention to an appropriate
health insurance. Types of Yachts:
Predominantly yachts from French ship building companies (Kiri, Dufour, Beneteau,
Fontaine Pajot etc) Water Supply:
You have the opportunity to get water at the Pantoms in the city ports or yacht
clubs. Winds: Above
mentioned Yacht insurance:
Every yacht is fully comprehensively insured and a liability insurance with the
debit being the percentage excess. |
© KlaRo-Charter, Dipl.-Ing. Peter Bahn
Albert-Schweitzer Str. 16, D-93073 Neutraubling, Tel.: +49 9401 9380783
Fax: +49 9401 9380784, Email: klaro-charter@klaro.com
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