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We know that chartering a yacht can be time consuming and that you want to take the risk and anxiety out of finding the perfect yacht. That's why we do all the work for you! Boat and yacht charter with special emphasis on day cruises along the Cote d'Azur. Include motor, sail, luxury, crewed and bareboat yachts. Boatbookings.com has offices in London, Cannes, Athens, Ft Lauderdale, Newport and Singapore. We work worldwide, primarily through the Internet, to match boats to our customer's requests. We do not own or operate boats ourselves - your contract will be with one of our charter partners. That way we can be unbiased in finding you the right boat. Boatbookings.com is run by people who have a passion for yachts, e-commerce and customer satisfaction. Recognizing that it's often a very difficult, time consuming, and trying process to find the boat you require, we've combined our extensive contacts in the Charter industry with expertise in e-commerce, search, and database management to bring you the best possible site to book your boat - and one that you'll come back to time and time again.Video: Robert V. Camuto
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