By gwatts008 November 10, 2014
Bunny Muter of Bunny’s Cruises and Vacations (Cruise Planners), is one of the most outstanding professionals I have ever met. I have worked with her both on business and consumer projects as well as my own families cruises, and in each case I am overwhelmed with her knowledge, professionalism, skills, attention to details, speed and follow through ….over and above any agent I have ever known. She goes the extra mile and delivers better than any industry professional I have ever dealt with, not only for research and pre-planning but post cruise follow up.. I have routinely talked with her any time of the day or night when I have needed her assistance and she has always called me back within minutes.So...be it business or pleasure vacations, either by land or sea...do yourself a favor and call Bunny, a full service travel agent. Bunny can be reached at 954-351-7070. She is very pleasant and proficient and you will be extremely satisfied. ...read more
By lizzybee23 October 28, 2013
Purchased cruise for friend's cruise wedding in April and was really happy with the customer service. Excited to try out Celebrity for the first time! ...read more
By JSH Marketing International October 04, 2013
I have been a customer of WTT Travel since 1990. They have taken care of my business and personal travel literally all over the world, both via air and sea. Allyn White, owner of WTT Travel, has been there for me, my family and co-workers to answer questions, provide the best practical and cost effective itineraries, and take care of problems that have arisen during trips. I cannot say enough good things about Allyn and his staff. I HIGHLY recommend WTT Travel to everyone, and have been doing so for over 20 years. ...read more
The Mediterranean Sea is a popular boating and yachting destination, (if notthemost popular) which includes Spain, France, Italy, Croatia and Greece. Your vacation - whether it is two weeks or two months - can be diversified to include locations with amenities that you and your family enjoy most.Mediterranean yacht chartersoffer something for everyone… the food lover, sunbather, nature buff and history lover. Itinerary #1: The Foodies Track “Food” may, rightfully so, be the first word that comes to mind when you think of Italy. If you enjoy eating your way through your vacation you may want to consider excursions in the Bay of Naples. Seafood, wine and gelato await as you sail through Pompeii, Naples, and Capri. Of course your adventure to Italy also offers a bit of relaxation, history and lazy beach days – something for the whole family. Itinerary #2: The Leisurely Plan It is true that all Mediterranean vacations are relaxing and leisurely, but the French Rivera has a special dose of relaxation vibes and is the perfect destination for those looking to sunbathe, stroll, meander, and enjoy extended lunches with a view. Our itinerary includes stops in Monaco, Cannes, Antibes and Nice. We recommend strolling through Monaco, unwinding at the casino and finding a quiet corner spot for an extended lunch. Itinerary #3: The Outdoor Route From Piraeus and Mykonos, to Santorini, Cyclades, Kastro and Serifos, the Greek Islands is paradise for those who savor breathtaking views, architecture and backdrops that look like postcards. It can be said that the Greek Islands are best experienced from the ocean looking in and we don’t disagree. There are more than 300 islands in Greece so your options are endless in choosing a plan that puts a smile on everyone’s face. Itinerary #4: A Map for History Lovers If you expect your vacation to transport you back in time and expose you to cultures and traditions of the past you may consider Croatia. Traveling from the Pakleni Archipelago to Pula, Croatia offer visitors by sea captivating historical cities waiting to be discovered. Itinerary #5: Something for Everyone (It’s Possible!) What’s wonderful about traveling by boat is that the eclectic cities that make up the coast from around the world have something for every type of vacationer. Your Mediterranean yacht charter doesn’t need to be confined to one country or location. Neptune Group Yachting can set you up with a 21-day plan that hits all the hotspots of the Mediterranean, which includes stops in the French Riviera, Turkey, Italy, the Aeolian Islands and many Greek Islands. Book Your Mediterranean Yacht Charter Today You want your vacation to be superior, which is which is why you should book your vacation with the charter company that knows the ins and outs of the business. There are hundreds of boats and itineraries to choose from. A charter company can create a custom vacation for you. There are offices located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida – the yachting capital of the world.Contact a charter companytoday to start planning your next adventure. ...read more
By Neptune Group Yachting, Inc. February 26, 2018
The maritime industry has its own set of rules and regulations that must be followed. When in United States waters these laws are set forth by the United States Coast Guard and the Department of Homeland Security. The regulations are not the same for every type of boat. For example those operating pleasure crafts face less regulation than luxury yacht captains. Typically, there are outlined rules and regulations in the following categories: Licensing Pleasure craft regulations Inland regulations Crew qualifications Licensing for onboard electronics Marine pollution Fishing gear entanglements Securing a boat Security Flag etiquette Boat Registration Weapons on board Storing gasoline/diesel The Most Common Charter Vessel Errors According to the United States Coast Guard, the following are themost common vessel violationson chartered yacht vacations: Carrying over the passenger limit without an inspection: The boat charter cannot carry more than 12 passengers without a Certificate of Inspection, which is issued by the United States Coast Guard. Limiting the hiring/firing power of the captain: The boat charter contract should not limit the captain’s ability to hire or hire crew as needed (the contract should not name the captain and crew). Failing to leave the owner of the boat at home during a charter: The owner of the vessel cannot be on board during a charter or be part of the crew or the master. Accepting visitors over capacity when the boat is moored: There cannot be more than 12 passengers when the vessel is moored (essentially there can never be more than 12 people on the boat either when it is moored or in transit). Defining more than one charterer: Only one person is considered the charterer; the rest would be defined as passengers. Accepting compensation aboard foreign vessels: Foreign vessels cannot carry passengers for compensation and, therefore, must operate as a recreational vessel. The Notion of Common Sense In many situations on the water a little common sense will go a long way. Especially as a professional, you have a basic understanding of what looks right and what feels wrong. The internet is at our fingertips (yes, even at sea) and finding the answers to any questions that arise during a trip is only a Google search away. When in doubt first apply common sense – it is almost a sure way to stay out of trouble. Let Experts Handle the Legalities for Chartered Yacht Vacations When you’re aboard a yacht, worries about the legal requirements of the boat should not be your concern. From finding the right vessel, choosing a destination, planning activities and managing travel, a skilled team of experts can do all the heavy lifting. It is not luxury yachting if you are worrying about maritime law. Are you ready to set sail on a yacht vacation? Check outour fleetand jump-start your ocean adventure. Disclaimer: The information in this article is not intended to be legal advice. Laws and regulations change on a regular basis. Consult theUnited States Coast Guard websitefor the most accurate information. ...read more
By Neptune Group Yachting, Inc. May 26, 2017
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By Shop For Cruises January 31, 2013
Searching for the best cruise deal requires a person to check with several sources to compare the different prices. The cost usually depends on the length of the cruise and the type of accommodations the person wants. The time of year and destination of the cruise will also have an impact on the price. ...read more
Planning a cruise to Antarctica can be a very exciting experience, but it can also be quite draining. There are many factors to consider when figuring out this trip, the biggest being money and timing. You need plenty of extra cash, and a cruise can only be scheduled during certain times of the year. ...read more