Renting for a day
Renting a boat for a day? Pick the right day.
You have a week of holiday and one day on the water in mind. That one day is worth choosing well: sunshine says nothing about what the sea will be doing, and the difference between Tuesday and Thursday can be the difference between the best day of the holiday and a boat full of people who want to go back.
What you get for that one day.
You do not need a boat of your own, and you do not need to know the area. You need to know which of the ten days ahead is the one to be on the water.
- Tell Bonasea what you are renting. The exact model from the boat database, or the closest thing to it.
- See the next ten days scored. For the trip you actually have in mind, so you book the boat for the good one.
- Compare departure hours. Mornings are usually calmer than afternoons, and Bonasea shows you by how much.
- Find the bays before you get there. Anchorages, mooring buoys and fuel docks in an area you have never been to.
- Take the app on board. Sea state, comfort, depth and distance to shore, live, on the boat you rented.
- No boat of your own, and nothing that renews. Charter covers seven days, which is longer than the day you are renting for.
No boat of your own, no subscription.
The holiday is already booked. The only thing left to choose is the day, so the plans are priced for a trip rather than for a season.
Charter
€9.90 for seven days of the whole app, one payment, and nothing to cancel afterwards. For the week you have the boat.
Nothing held back
Depth under the boat, the live sea state and the hazards on the chart are in every plan, the three-day trial included. Nothing to do with safety is kept for a longer one — the plans differ in how long they last, and only the offline map packs wait for a paid one.
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.