• Bedding
• Towels
• WIFI
• RYA Instructor
• Tea, Coffee, Milk, Salt, Pepper, Sugar, Spices, Oil, Bottled Water, Toilet Rolls, Kitchen Towels, Cleaning Liquids*.
• Safety Equipment
• Boat Cleaning
• Certificates On Successful Completion** 

** Certificates will only be given on students that meet the requirements for the course and show during the course they meet the levels required for the course Certificate. Debriefs throughout the course will be given if required.

Boat Float ("Kitty") - Is NOT Included

Individual Cabin Bookings / Joining A Group Course - Boat Float Contribution

• Each Person Is Required to Contribute €150* Cash To The Boat Float On Day 1. This Goes Towards Onboard Expenses, (Breakfast And Lunch Provisoning & Mooring Fees & Fuel). This figure may increase / decrease depending on the number onboard or the ports you decide to moor in. (Anchoring is free)
• It is customary in yachting to cover your instructors evening meals if dinning out with you.

Private Yacht Training Bookings - Boat Float Contribution

• Lead Passanger Is Required to Contribute €750* Cash Towards The Boat Float On Day 1. This Goes towards Onboard Expenses, (Breakfast And Lunch Provisoning & Mooring Fees & Fuel). This figure may increase / decrease depending on the number onboard or the ports you decide to moor in. (Anchoring is free)
• It is customary in yachting to cover your instructors evening meals if dinning out with you.

The Crew

Sun Cream, Hat, Sunglasses, Soft Luggage, Swimwear, Fast Dry Towel, G158 RYA Log Book, Non-Marking Shoes, Shorts, Toiletries, Seasick Remedies, Waterproof Jacket

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RYA Coastal Skipper Practical – Requirements & Outcomes

Pre-course experience: 15 days, 2 days as skipper, 300 miles, 8 night hours

Assumed knowledge:

1. Boat handling to the standard of Day Skipper

2. Navigation to shorebased Coastal Skipper/Yachtmaster™ Offshore

3. Minimum age 17* (Under 18's only allowed on Private Yacht Training)

Course content:

Passage planning, Preparation for sea, Pilotage, Passage making and ability as skipper, Yacht handling under power, Yacht handling under sail, Adverse weather conditions, Emergency situations

Ability after the course: Able to skipper a yacht on coastal passages by day and night

So you have passed your Day Skipper Practical course and you want to proceed? then the RYA Coastal Skipper Practical Course is the direction to go.

Passage planning Preparation for sea Pilotage Passage making and ability as skipper Yacht handling under power Yacht handling under sail Adverse weather conditions Emergency situations

After completion of this course we advise you to consider taking the RYA Yachtmaster Coastal Prep Week course

Important Information at a Glance

1. Crew List Information & Health Declaration:
Must be completed for every student after booking. Student Area Password: YSTstudent.

2. Boat Float ("Kitty") Contribution:
Minimum €175 per person for Group / Cabin Bookings, or an initial €875 per group for Private Yacht Training. Payable in cash (Euros) on Day 1 when joining the yacht.

3. Instructor Evening Meals:
It is customary for students to cover their instructor's evening meal when eating ashore together.

4. Tips & Gratuities – Croatia:
Your instructor does not expect a tip. Any gratuity at the end of the course is entirely optional. In Croatia, approximately 10–15% is customary for good service in restaurants, bars and coffee shops.

5. Important Boat Kitty Notes:
The Boat Kitty amounts are suggested initial contributions and may increase or decrease depending on the number of students onboard, food choices, fuel used and the marinas or moorings selected. Yacht Sail Training does not take any money from your Boat Kitty contribution.

Travelling to Milna, Brač Island:
Click here for travel information

1. Crew List Information & Health Declaration

Crew List information and a Health Declaration must be completed for each student after booking your course.

Complete your Crew List & Health Declaration here

Student Area Password: YSTstudent

A link to the Student Area will also be included with your invoice. The required information MUST be completed after booking your course.

Please also double-check your embarkation / joining location and packing suggestions before travelling.

2. Boat Float ("Kitty") Contribution

The Boat Float ("Kitty") is NOT included in the price of your course.

The Boat Kitty is opened onboard the yacht with your instructor when your training starts. It is used to cover the shared expenses of operating and provisioning the yacht during your course.

For a 5-day course commencing in Milna, the initial contributions are:

• Cabin Booking / Joining a Group Course: Minimum €175 per person.
• Private Yacht Training: Initial contribution of €875 per group.

The contribution is payable in cash (Euros) on Day 1 when you join the yacht.

2.1 What Does the Boat Kitty Cover?

The suggested Boat Kitty contribution should normally cover:

• Breakfast provisions
• Lunch provisions
• Mooring / marina fees
• Fuel throughout your course

The amount required may increase or decrease depending on:

• The number of students onboard
• Your food choices and expectations
• Your nightly moorings
• The marinas and moorings the crew decides to use

If the crew chooses more expensive marinas each night, you may need to top up the Boat Kitty.

Marinas in Croatia can cost up to approximately €170 per night, but generally include water, electricity and bathroom facilities.

Anchoring and restaurant moorings are generally free.

2.2 Managing the Boat Kitty

Managing the Boat Kitty is a crew task and part of understanding boat organisation.

Your instructor will open the Boat Kitty with the crew at the beginning of your course. The Boat Kitty is then managed by the crew onboard.

Yacht Sail Training does not take any funds from your Boat Kitty contribution.

Any remaining funds at the end of the course are shared equally between the students / crew onboard.

3. Instructor Evening Meals

It is customary for students to cover their instructor's evening meal when eating ashore together.

This is separate from any optional tip or gratuity you may wish to give your instructor at the end of the course.

4. Tips & Gratuities – Croatia

4.1 Your Instructor

Your instructor does not expect a tip.

However, once your course has fully finished, your debriefs have been completed, certificates have been given out and any required action plans have been discussed, you are welcome to show your gratitude if you wish.

4.2 Dining Out, Bars & Coffee Shops

In Croatia, it is generally customary to leave a tip when dining out or paying a drinks bill at the end of an evening, particularly if you have received good service and enjoyed your meal or drinks.

Typical gratuity in Croatia: approximately 10–15% of the bill.

5. Important Boat Kitty Notes

Please note: The Boat Kitty amounts are suggested initial contributions. The final amount spent may increase or decrease depending on the number of students onboard, food choices, fuel used and the marinas or moorings selected by the crew during the course.

The generally suggested Boat Kitty amount should cover your expenses for breakfasts, lunches, fuel and marina / mooring fees while onboard.

If the crew requests more expensive marinas each night, the Boat Kitty may need to be topped up.

Marinas in Croatia can cost up to approximately €170 per night and generally include water, electricity and bathroom facilities.

Anchoring and restaurant moorings are generally free.

Managing the Boat Kitty is a crew task and part of understanding boat organisation.

Yacht Sail Training does not take any money from your Boat Kitty contribution.

Your instructor will open the Boat Kitty with everyone at the beginning of the course. Any remaining funds are shared equally between the students / crew onboard at the end of the course.