Boarding access and yacht comfort in Bonifacio

Assess the route aboard

In Bonifacio, the access discussion starts before the yacht: the route from accommodation to the lower harbour, the walk to the berth and the gangway all matter. Guests staying in the upper town should plan that journey with the final meeting instruction in hand. Describe any mobility aid or assistance needed and ask for photographs and measurements of the actual boarding route.

Check the steps to the salon, toilet and cabins. A large yacht may still have a steep gangway, and a sailing yacht can have a cockpit layout that requires more movement. Comfort during the passage deserves the same attention.

Ask for shaded seating, sheltered space and a plan that suits the least confident guest on the water. The captain should have room to choose an appropriate route. No general accessibility claim replaces an assessment of the particular vessel and the guest's needs.

Details worth sharing

Tell the organiser which movements or access arrangements need attention on the offered vessel. You can explain them without sharing medical documents.

• Whether boarding assistance is needed and the dimensions of relevant mobility equipment.
• The gangway, steps and toilet route that you need the operator to assess.
• Whether one-level seating or a quiet interior is necessary for the party.
• Items that need storage without blocking the walking routes aboard.