Are Jet Skis, diving and every advertised water toy guaranteed?
Do not assume that a listed item will be available or usable throughout your route. Burgess warns that recreational equipment can change and that local restrictions or operator-licensing requirements may affect personal watercraft use. (burgessyachts.com)
Key points from this page
- Recommended contractual step:
For each activity that could change your yacht choice, ask:
| Question | Required clarification |
|---|---|
| Is the equipment aboard? | Exact item and current condition |
| Who may use it? | Relevant qualifications and restrictions |
| Where may it operate? | Route-specific permissions and limitations |
| Who provides instruction? | Named capability or third-party arrangement |
| What does it cost? | Included service versus additional expense |
| What happens if it is unavailable? | Proposed alternative and contractual treatment |
For diving, distinguish carrying equipment from arranging a properly supported dive activity.
Recommended contractual step: if one activity is central to the vacation, ask counsel and the broker how its agreed provision should be recorded. Do not expect a photograph of a toy to establish a remedy if it cannot be used.