For charter crews
One week. Spend it on the days that are worth it.
A charter week is a fixed thing: you have the boat from Saturday to Saturday, and the weather does what it does. Bonasea does not tell you whether to go, it tells you which day to make the long crossing and which day to stay in the bay 5 km from the base. In an unfamiliar area it also knows where the anchorages, mooring buoys and fuel docks are.
Plan the week, day by day.
- Your charter boat from the database. The scores match the boat you actually have, not a generic one.
- The whole week planned. Long legs on the calm days, short hops and swimming on the rough ones.
- Anchorages, mooring fields and fuel docks. In an area you have never seen before.
- Arrival notifications. Useful when half the crew has never handled a fender.
- The Charter plan. €9.90 for seven days of everything, one payment, no subscription to cancel.
Which day to go where.
Whatever the base, the question is the same: which day is for the crossing, and which day is for the bay.
The long crossing
Every day of the week is scored for the trip you have in mind, so the crossing lands on the day that suits it rather than on the day it happens to fall.
The short hop
On the days that are not worth it, a bay close to the base, a swim, and a crew that still wants to be on the boat tomorrow.
Example weeks
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Find your day on the water.
Set your boat up once, and every route you care about gets a ten-day answer.
Three days free when it lands. No card to start.