
Charter Basics
Chartering Sustainably — Eco-Friendly Tips for Your Yacht Trip
Reduce Plastic
Refillable water bottles instead of single-use plastic, cloth bags for shopping — small habits with a big cumulative impact over a week.
Protect Posidonia Meadows
Seagrass meadows (Posidonia) in the Mediterranean are important carbon sinks and marine habitats — anchor on sandy ground instead of seagrass; many destinations have marked anchoring zones for this.
Support Local Operators
Shopping and dining at local, small businesses instead of international chains strengthens the local economy of your charter destination.
Frequently asked questions
What are Posidonia meadows and why do they matter?
Posidonia is a seagrass species native to the Mediterranean that stores large amounts of CO2 and provides habitat for countless marine species — anchor damage to it is now banned in many destinations.
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