Systems and checks
Engine routine, electrical and charging systems, safety equipment, deck gear and the practical checks that suit this yacht.
Owner-accompanied delivery · UK & Europe
Owner-accompanied
yacht delivery.
Delivery and practical familiarisation
Move the yacht while becoming familiar with its systems, handling and passage routine. Join all or part of the delivery.
Owner-accompanied delivery
A professional delivery with useful time aboard.
A newly purchased or unfamiliar yacht has to reach its next berth. That same passage can also give the owner practical time aboard with an experienced commercial skipper: preparing the boat, using its systems, making route decisions and settling into a safe routine underway.
This is boat-specific familiarisation built around a professional delivery. It is not an RYA course, an examination or formal certification.
Controls, systems and routines make more sense when you use them on your own boat during a real passage.
What the passage can cover
Learn the yacht by using it.
Handling
Sail handling, engine use, steering, anchoring and harbour approaches, chosen around the conditions and the owner’s priorities.
Passage routine
Weather, route choices, navigation, watches, meals, rest and the small habits that make longer passages work well.
Useful handover
A clear discussion of what was learned, anything needing attention and, where agreed, practical handover notes for future use.
Built around the owner
Join the whole delivery or the part that matters most.
Whole passage
Useful when the owner wants the complete preparation, offshore routine and arrival experience.
Selected legs
Join the coastal, offshore or destination section that offers the most relevant learning without committing to every mile.
Delivery first
The skipper remains responsible for the safe passage. Participation is shaped around the weather, yacht, crew and owner’s existing experience.
Particularly useful after a purchase
Turn the journey from the broker or yard into a proper introduction.
An owner-accompanied passage can be especially valuable when the yacht is newly purchased, has unfamiliar systems, or is moving to a new cruising area. It does not replace a survey, engineering inspection or formal training. It adds something different: time using the actual boat in real conditions, with the delivery completed at the same time.
Plan the passage
Tell us where the yacht is and what you want to learn.
We’ll consider the yacht, route, timing and the part of the passage that would be most useful for you to join.
Enquiry sent
Thank you.
We’ll review the yacht, route and what you want from the passage, then reply to the email address provided.