A day on a boat does something a conference room cannot, which is remove the seating plan. Nobody sits at the head of a foredeck. Teams that have been polite with each other for a year usually stop being polite about halfway to Racha, in the good sense.
For larger teams the Satis 55 takes forty and the Cata 50 takes thirty. For client hosting where the impression matters more than the headcount, the Eye 102 or the Song 139 do the work before anyone says anything.
The practical side is handled properly. Proper invoicing, catering quoted in advance, and a confirmed itinerary you can circulate to attendees rather than a vague promise about the weather.
What we arrange
- Itinerary confirmed in advance for circulation
- Proper invoicing with company details and VAT
- Catering quoted ahead of the day
- Branding or signage on deck, on request
- Sound system for presentations or music
- Swim stops and water toys
- Transfers to the marina arranged on request
On board
Corporate days: common questions
Can you invoice our company?
Yes. We issue proper invoices with company details, and 7% VAT is already included in the charter price.
How many people can you take?
Up to forty on the Satis 55. For senior client hosting, the Eye 102 takes twenty five and the Song 139 takes twelve with considerably more space each.
Can we run a presentation on board?
Yes, using the sound system. Bear in mind that the whole value of the day is usually that people stop presenting at each other.
Can you confirm an itinerary in advance?
Yes, and we recommend it for company days so attendees know the timings. The captain may adjust anchorages on the day for weather.
How far in advance should we book?
Three to four weeks for a larger group, more in high season. Catering and transfers need lead time.
Plan the day
Send your date and group size and we will put a plan together.