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SHOES : Please do not wear any type of footwear on the Gulet. Please avoid the ropes, porthole edges, rigging wires, blocks, floor hatches, screw/bolts to prevent personal injuries.

SMOKING : There is no smoking in the cabins because it is dangerous, however smoking is permitted on deck. Please do not lock your cabin doors for fire precautions. If you wish, you can leave your valuables with Captain for security (receipt provided).

HOT WATER: The water is heated either by the Gulet's engine, or some Gulets are fitted with a gas water heater. On Gulets where the water is engine heated, the water is hot after the engine has been running and remains hot for several hours. If the Gulet uses a gas system, you will need to ask one of the crew, who will turn on the gas when you require hot water.

TOILET PAPER: Please put all toilet paper in the waste bin by the toilet, otherwise the narrow pipes and filters will block!! The bin will be emptied daily by the crew.

MEALS: All meals will be served on the aft-deck (that is at the back of the Gulet!). Meal times may vary according to your schedule, however the captain will let you know (or you will smell it for yourself!).

DRINKS: Drinks can be bought from the crew using a voucher system. At the end of each day you will be asked to sign a voucher to check the number of drinks you have consumed, your bill will be totalled at the end of the cruise. There is a price list displayed by the bar. Please save your Duty Free for your next week when hotel drinks prices are likely to be considerably more than on the gulet. Please make sure you check and sign your totalled voucher daily to prevent problems at the end of the week.

LIGHTS: Please turn off the lights when you are not in your cabin. This saves the Gulet's batteries and helps stop mosquitoes from coming in.

PORTHOLES: Close the portholes in your cabin whilst the Gulet is underway, this prevents spray from coming in and wetting the bedding.

WATERSPORTS: Please stay within sight of the Gulet, and tell someone before you go, if you get into difficulties it will then be easier to help you.

DIVING and JUMPING: Do not dive or jump off the Gulet whilst the engine is running. The captain may have to move the Gulet and not be able to see you. For your own safety, please wait until the engine has been switched off and the swimming ladder is in place. Do not climb or jump off the masts.

DINGHY: Each Gulet is equipped with a tender (dinghy). The tender is used to secure the Gulet and for safety and insurance reasons can only be operated by a member of the crew.

ON DECK: Make sure you secure all your belongings on deck, the wind can be strong and gusty. The crew cannot be held responsible for items blown overboard. Please abide the Captain's rules and judgement as to cruising, weather, wind, anchorage's, pertinent matters and be seated on a secure place while the crew is mooring the Gulet.

LIFE JACKETS: For your safety you will find life jackets in your cabin.

TIPS: It is customary in the yachting world to tip the crew at the end of your cruise. If you are happy with the service you have received, please tip the captain and the money will be shared equally amongst the crew.

Finally, we want you to get the maximum enjoyment possible from your cruise, so if you have any questions, problems or requests about any aspects of the gulet please do not hesitate to speak to the captain. Due to unforeseen circumstances your itinerary may have to be changed at short notice, and please remember the captain's decision is final in all matters!!

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