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So What Who Cares | 2003

Sunseeker

8 guests
4 cabins
5 bathrooms
3 crew
2003 built
94ft (29m)

So What Who Cares

So What Who Cares · U.S.A.

About So What Who Cares

So what who cares is a crewed Sunseeker which was built in 2003 and has 4 cabins. It can accommodate 8 people. The 3 crew members are on hand to look after your every need.

It is available for charters in Miami, U.S.A.. Weekly charters on this yacht start from a week and in high season.

So what who cares features dinghy, ipod/mp3 and bbq.

Specifications

8Guests

4Cabins

5Bathrooms

3Crew

94ftLength

2003Built

GeneratorBBQ

Water sports & toys

20X20 Piramid inflatable with 1 slide , 2 pulled donuts (by jet ski ), full scuba gear for 8 pax w/dive master (Captain Rodney) included and air compressor. For Bahamas term charters also a 42 foot center console avaialbale for additional fee.

Onboard amenities

Entertainment

8 full scuba gear , with dive master and air compressor

Accommodations

1 King, 2 Queens, 2 single (bunk beds)

Guest policy

PetsYes

Gallery

Details

Dive programme

Scuba onboardOnboard

CertificationMaster/Instructor Provided

CompressorOnboard

Tanks8

Regulators8

Wetsuits8

Weights8

Dive crew8

Night dives0

Dive lights0

Green initiatives

Estimate your charter

Choose your dates for an indicative all-in price (charter fee + VAT + APA).

Dates:Select below

May 2027

Number of Guests:8 guests

Low season rate: €39,500 per week

+APA (40%)

High season rate: €45,000 per week

+APA (40%)

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Good to know

We want to make sure you are well prepared and informed for your trip. Here are a few things you might want to know before you set off.

An APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance) is an amount paid to the yacht before your charter. It's a fund to cover expenses such as food & drink eaten on board, fuel and mooring fees. At the end of your charter, you’ll receive a detailed document showing how the APA was spent, and any remaining balance will be refunded to you. if in doubt about what is included, ask your HELM broker.

The Captain will let you know if you're about to overspend and discuss your next steps, which wil generally be a bank transfer to top up the funds.

We recommend (10-15% for the Med) (15-20% for the Caribbean/Bahamas) of your charter fee, which will be split evenly among the crew (it's a nice touch to bring a blank envelope or a thank you card in advance).

We'll share your Captain's details with you a few weeks before your charter. We can set up a group chat with your group and the captain to discuss plans before you go.

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