What is the cancellation policy on a Grenadines charter?

Martina Asmus
Owner, Charter Broker, Active CYBA Member, IYBA, ECPY, DMA Yachting

It is set by your agreement, and the charter fee is largely non-refundable once signed, which is why we press on insurance.

Most contracts stage it: the deposit is at risk from signing, and the balance becomes non-refundable at the six-week point. If the yacht becomes unavailable through no fault of yours, the owner owes you a replacement or your money back, and that clause is one we read carefully before you sign.

Moving dates is a negotiation rather than a right, and it is far easier outside the festive weeks. We ask on your behalf and tell you honestly what the answer is.