If
booked at least 6 months before departure date, we offer
a reduction of 10%
With
a Last Minute all other offers are not valid
Prices
are all-in from arrival on board till
departure, so flights and transfers to/from Zeevonk
are not included
no extra costs for customs, harbours, fuel, food on
board, bedlinens
1 alcoholic drink with dinner on board is included
free
use of snorkelsets
free
use of kayak
dinner
on shore twice a week at one's own cost
alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks are not included,
apart from the regular drinks and snacks we offer during
the day like fruit, lemonade/juices, coffee, tea etc
all
excursions, outings, museum etc. are at one's own cost
dive
equipment to be rented and dives to be taken with a
dive school, costs not included
Please
Note!
*
prices are "all in", except for flights, alcoholic
and soft drinks and 2 x per week dinner ashore.
**
Air France offers the possibility to arrive at one of the French
islands (Martinique, Guadeloupe, St. Maarten) and to depart
from one of the others on a return flight at no extra cost.
***
The definitive programme depends upon the wishes of our guests
and on weather conditions as well as on what the different islands
have to offer.
Special
prices
Yes!
The "early bird" will get 10%
off if booked at least 6 months before departure. Also inquire
after our special prices for groups, students and NFN-members
(Dutch Naturist Society)
Naturist
Yes /No?
You
have the choice: "clothing
optional"
(N=naturist) where a bit of textile is acceptable, or "T=textile"
where the preference is bathing trunks/suit. For a closed group
it is the choice of the group whether it is going to be a naturist
holiday or a so called textile one.
Photographs
Any
digital photographs (both above and under water) can be copied
to your memory stick(s) (free) or CD/DVD for a reasonable price.
What
will you bring?
valid passport (sometimes needs to be valid for some time
after returning home)
travel
insurance
bring your luggage in a weekend bag (and not in a suitcase
please!) as available closet space is limited.
your favorite CD's (in the saloon there is excellent quality
sound equipment)
in
the saloon we have a library with reference books and novels
etc. , mostly in English
should
you wish to bring equipment for Scuba diving, please ask
us first
cap
etc to cover your head
sun
protection is absolutely necessary
although
on board we are not often bothered by mosquitoes, you risk
being "attacked" by "no-see-ums" on
the beach: tiny but ferocious! Bring something or buy it
here, with lots of DEET
for
anti-seasickness pills go to a drugstore or pharmacy. Our
best experience is with Stugeron 15 (Cinnarizine), but a
much lighter homeopathic pill like Travelin works well enough.
of
course bring towels and a beach towel
shoes:
no hard soles on board, no street shoes inside. Bring sturdy
shoes or sports shoes for hiking
rain
gear or boots are not necessary
light/thin
clothes are best, evenings are warm
Vaccinations,
preventive use of medicines
Should
you consider exploring the Venezuelan mainland furhter inland,
it is best to inquire with your general practisioner or your
local Health Institue as to which vaccinations you need. Do
this well ahead of your trip! (for instance for DTP, yellow
fever, hepatitis, malaria, tbc, rabies). For the coastal areas
of Venezuela no vaccinations are necessary. Good sites among
others: www.cdc.gov (in English)
www.ggd.nl, www.lcr.nl
Barlist
Coffee
and tea can always be made, and are taken as a group, we also
take all meals together. Laying the table, clearing and doing
the dishes belong to the guests' activities. You may be asked
to do a little cleaning or sweeping. Most guests are more talented
than they might think! Joke welcomes any help in the kitchen.
In
the bar there are many alcoholic drinks and we like to make
cocktails and smoothies with rum, coconut, pineapple; ice is
always in the freezer. A pricelist is posted. During sailing/motoring
there will be no (or occasionally very little) drinking of alcohol.
After anchoring the bar will open.
Safety
and Security
In
all cabins you will find a smoke detector and a CO-alarm. Also
each cabin/room has a fire extinguisher. Each cabin has an emergency
exit (hatch). On board there is no propane/butane gas. Inside
there will be absolutely no smoking; outside only where
and if others will not mind. There are two First Aid containers
and there is a medical doctor on board. For outside there is
a modern self-inflating rescue vest for every person. This you
will wear whenever it makes you feel more comfortable, and when
the skipper wants you to (e.g. in the dark, and in rougher seas).
There are 2 life rafts (for 16 people). Zeevonk however can't
sink...
