Definition of bareboat in English:

bareboat

adjective

Relating to or denoting a boat or ship hired without a crew.
bareboat charters
Example sentencesExamples
- Packing for a bareboat charter is made even easier by Australia's famous informality.
- La Paz and Loreto are home to a number of companies offering crewed trips as well as bareboat sailing charters.
- And compared with the rest of the Caribbean, the sailing is relatively easy: with a little experience, you can join a flotilla, charter bareboat or pay extra for a professional skipper.
- But a better way to get the ‘feel’ of Europe is to do it yourself on a bareboat charter.
- If you find yourself yachtless, fear not: A number of companies rent yachts either bareboat or with a skipper.
- Such dual registrations - also known as double flaggings - are largely illegal, but some countries make exceptions for bareboat charters.
- These can be a combination of bareboat and skippered yachts, and can provide you with the right balance of educational support and local knowledge.
- Whether you choose to go bareboat, take a captain, or even an entire crew there is bound to be a destination to suit you.
- There are crewed or unscrewed yacht charters, bareboat or even a motorised yacht.
- Of the islands on our cruise itinerary, five struck me as ones I'd like to revisit in a bareboat.
- Bruce Baker, of Richmond, VA, is a veteran bareboat sailboat charterer.
- A fair number of crewed charter boats, both power and sail, are based in the marinas, but no bareboat firms were to be found when I visited a few months ago.
- This was our first bareboat sailing holiday; the previous three had been in the safety of a flotilla.
- Pass the final written test, and you'll earn certification in basic and bareboat cruising.
- Both bareboat and crewed yachts are available for as long as you require.
- A smaller 40-foot bareboat might go for about $600 per person per week, not including groceries, dock fees, and gas.
- Brasoil would in turn make the upgraded vessel available for use by Petrobras under a bareboat sub-charter for the same period.
- Most bareboat companies have staff captains you can hire for $100 to $200 a day.
- This will definitely affect the Hotel industry and the bareboat charters in our region.
- One possibility initially envisaged was a bareboat charter to its existing Estonian subsidiary, which would then become the employer of the crew.

Definition of bareboat in US English:

bareboat

adjectiveˈberbōt

attributive Relating to or denoting a boat or ship hired without a crew.
bareboat charters
Example sentencesExamples
- A fair number of crewed charter boats, both power and sail, are based in the marinas, but no bareboat firms were to be found when I visited a few months ago.
- Packing for a bareboat charter is made even easier by Australia's famous informality.
- Pass the final written test, and you'll earn certification in basic and bareboat cruising.
- But a better way to get the ‘feel’ of Europe is to do it yourself on a bareboat charter.
- Both bareboat and crewed yachts are available for as long as you require.
- Brasoil would in turn make the upgraded vessel available for use by Petrobras under a bareboat sub-charter for the same period.
- Of the islands on our cruise itinerary, five struck me as ones I'd like to revisit in a bareboat.
- Whether you choose to go bareboat, take a captain, or even an entire crew there is bound to be a destination to suit you.
- If you find yourself yachtless, fear not: A number of companies rent yachts either bareboat or with a skipper.
- And compared with the rest of the Caribbean, the sailing is relatively easy: with a little experience, you can join a flotilla, charter bareboat or pay extra for a professional skipper.
- These can be a combination of bareboat and skippered yachts, and can provide you with the right balance of educational support and local knowledge.
- There are crewed or unscrewed yacht charters, bareboat or even a motorised yacht.
- Bruce Baker, of Richmond, VA, is a veteran bareboat sailboat charterer.
- La Paz and Loreto are home to a number of companies offering crewed trips as well as bareboat sailing charters.
- Most bareboat companies have staff captains you can hire for $100 to $200 a day.
- One possibility initially envisaged was a bareboat charter to its existing Estonian subsidiary, which would then become the employer of the crew.
- A smaller 40-foot bareboat might go for about $600 per person per week, not including groceries, dock fees, and gas.
- Such dual registrations - also known as double flaggings - are largely illegal, but some countries make exceptions for bareboat charters.
- This was our first bareboat sailing holiday; the previous three had been in the safety of a flotilla.
- This will definitely affect the Hotel industry and the bareboat charters in our region.

单词	bareboat
释义	Definition of bareboat in English: bareboat adjective Relating to or denoting a boat or ship hired without a crew. bareboat charters Example sentencesExamples Packing for a bareboat charter is made even easier by Australia's famous informality. La Paz and Loreto are home to a number of companies offering crewed trips as well as bareboat sailing charters. And compared with the rest of the Caribbean, the sailing is relatively easy: with a little experience, you can join a flotilla, charter bareboat or pay extra for a professional skipper. But a better way to get the ‘feel’ of Europe is to do it yourself on a bareboat charter. If you find yourself yachtless, fear not: A number of companies rent yachts either bareboat or with a skipper. Such dual registrations - also known as double flaggings - are largely illegal, but some countries make exceptions for bareboat charters. These can be a combination of bareboat and skippered yachts, and can provide you with the right balance of educational support and local knowledge. Whether you choose to go bareboat, take a captain, or even an entire crew there is bound to be a destination to suit you. There are crewed or unscrewed yacht charters, bareboat or even a motorised yacht. Of the islands on our cruise itinerary, five struck me as ones I'd like to revisit in a bareboat. Bruce Baker, of Richmond, VA, is a veteran bareboat sailboat charterer. A fair number of crewed charter boats, both power and sail, are based in the marinas, but no bareboat firms were to be found when I visited a few months ago. This was our first bareboat sailing holiday; the previous three had been in the safety of a flotilla. Pass the final written test, and you'll earn certification in basic and bareboat cruising. Both bareboat and crewed yachts are available for as long as you require. A smaller 40-foot bareboat might go for about $600 per person per week, not including groceries, dock fees, and gas. Brasoil would in turn make the upgraded vessel available for use by Petrobras under a bareboat sub-charter for the same period. Most bareboat companies have staff captains you can hire for $100 to $200 a day. This will definitely affect the Hotel industry and the bareboat charters in our region. One possibility initially envisaged was a bareboat charter to its existing Estonian subsidiary, which would then become the employer of the crew. Definition of bareboat in US English: bareboat adjectiveˈberbōt attributive Relating to or denoting a boat or ship hired without a crew. bareboat charters Example sentencesExamples A fair number of crewed charter boats, both power and sail, are based in the marinas, but no bareboat firms were to be found when I visited a few months ago. Packing for a bareboat charter is made even easier by Australia's famous informality. Pass the final written test, and you'll earn certification in basic and bareboat cruising. But a better way to get the ‘feel’ of Europe is to do it yourself on a bareboat charter. Both bareboat and crewed yachts are available for as long as you require. Brasoil would in turn make the upgraded vessel available for use by Petrobras under a bareboat sub-charter for the same period. Of the islands on our cruise itinerary, five struck me as ones I'd like to revisit in a bareboat. Whether you choose to go bareboat, take a captain, or even an entire crew there is bound to be a destination to suit you. If you find yourself yachtless, fear not: A number of companies rent yachts either bareboat or with a skipper. And compared with the rest of the Caribbean, the sailing is relatively easy: with a little experience, you can join a flotilla, charter bareboat or pay extra for a professional skipper. These can be a combination of bareboat and skippered yachts, and can provide you with the right balance of educational support and local knowledge. There are crewed or unscrewed yacht charters, bareboat or even a motorised yacht. Bruce Baker, of Richmond, VA, is a veteran bareboat sailboat charterer. La Paz and Loreto are home to a number of companies offering crewed trips as well as bareboat sailing charters. Most bareboat companies have staff captains you can hire for $100 to $200 a day. One possibility initially envisaged was a bareboat charter to its existing Estonian subsidiary, which would then become the employer of the crew. A smaller 40-foot bareboat might go for about $600 per person per week, not including groceries, dock fees, and gas. Such dual registrations - also known as double flaggings - are largely illegal, but some countries make exceptions for bareboat charters. This was our first bareboat sailing holiday; the previous three had been in the safety of a flotilla. This will definitely affect the Hotel industry and the bareboat charters in our region.
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