A full sailing day on Annabella costs roughly the same as three meals at a good restaurant. It’s a lot for a day, and it’s almost nothing for what you remember.
What the price covers
- Nine hours of a licensed captain’s time.
- Fuel, moorings, port fees.
- Snorkel gear, towels, snacks, drinks, digital photos.
- The boat itself — insurance, maintenance, the years of experience baked in.
What it doesn’t cover
Lunch ashore. We don’t include it because the tavernas are better than anything we could make on board, and because a proper lunch ashore is half the point.
Private vs shared
A private day is more expensive per boat, less per person if your group fills it. Eight guests on a private charter works out close to the shared-tour price per head, with all the advantages of privacy.
Where the real value is
Not in any of the above. In the second swim at a bay you didn’t know existed, and in the photograph that ends up framed six months later.
