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Vessel takes precedence
No schedule or fee overrides vessel safety. Where the window closes, departure is held and the cause is reported.

Yacht Transits Limited contracts yacht movement across European waters. Base of operations: Beaulieu-sur-Mer.
Mandate AB-01
Deliveries rarely fail at sea. They fail through loss of contact, unaccounted damage, customs status discovered at a border rather than at a desk, and costs raised after the fact.
Each is an administrative failure and each is preventable. Yacht Transits plans in writing, reports continuously, documents both ends of every passage, and treats a written quote as fixed rather than indicative.
Base of operations is Beaulieu-sur-Mer, on the corridor where much European yacht movement begins or ends. Operating area is the continent. Vessels are built in the north, sold in the south, wintered inland and chartered in the islands.
How we work AB-02
Six standards applied to every contracted delivery.
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No schedule or fee overrides vessel safety. Where the window closes, departure is held and the cause is reported.
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Position transmitted at agreed intervals, with immediate notification of any change. The quoting manager remains the point of contact throughout.
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Condition photography and systems checklist at both ends, engine hours logged, fuel reconciled against receipts. No element of the record depends on recollection.
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Commercially endorsed skippers and experienced watchkeepers, assigned by vessel and cruising area. Certification issued to owner and underwriter before departure.
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Inclusions listed, pass-through costs named, and any unforeseen expenditure agreed in advance rather than invoiced retrospectively.
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Wrong season, wrong vessel or inadequate preparation results in the contract being declined rather than the consequences being managed at sea.
Crew & network AB-03
Yacht Transits operates through a vetted roster of commercially endorsed skippers, watchkeepers and marine engineers spread across the European cruising grounds we work in. That reach is the point: crew are assigned to a passage because they suit the vessel and know the water, never because they happened to be the ones available.
Every skipper holds a commercial endorsement appropriate to the tonnage and the waters, with current medical and safety training behind it. Selection is made against the specific passage — engine configuration, tonnage, handling behaviour and the coastline involved — and the full qualification pack is issued to you and to your underwriter in writing before anybody steps aboard.
“Every passage planned in writing before departure.”
Yacht Transits LimitedWho we work with AB-04
A substantial share of delivery work is contracted by the trade rather than directly by owners.
Seasonal repositioning, moves after a purchase, getting her home from a charter base, or simply not wanting to spend a fortnight of annual leave doing Biscay.
Moving stock between showrooms and shows, delivering sold boats to new owners, and handling the collection and handover so a sale does not sour in its last week.
New-build collection, yard-to-yard transfers, sea trials and delivery to a customer's home port, with progress reported back through the build if wanted.
Season-start and season-end repositioning between bases, plus the cruising permits and clearance work that go with moving a commercial vessel across borders.
Work with us AB-05
Vessel, ports and window are assessed against season, crew availability and vessel suitability. Unsuitable contracts are declined.