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As such, its best to wear soft-soled shoes or go barefoot while onboard. What is the barefoot rule on yachts? The Barefoot Rule on yachts is a widely observed yacht etiquette, primarily intended to protect the yachts deck from scratches or marks caused by footwear.
Im sure most of us have heard of the 10% rule: a boat costs about 10% of the purchase price to maintain per year. Its usually said in the context of used boats, and it rings true to me. Theres another rule thrown around which suggests 2% of the price when new is the rule.
Due to international maritime regulations, most yachts are limited to just 12 guests when on a charter even if the vessel can easily sleep more guests. However, it is possible for a luxury yacht for charter to accommodate more than 12 guests.
Number Of Passengers Allowed on a Yacht per US Coast Guard The US Coast Guard regulations require that all privately owned charter yachts in the United States are limited to a maximum of 13 passengers, plus crew.
The reason lays in regulation. Once a vessel carries more than 12 passengers, even if it is being used as a private yacht, it is considered to be a passenger ship and has to comply with the SOLAS convention (Safety of Life at Sea) set out by the IMO (International Maritime Organization).
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While there is no official point at which a boat becomes a yacht, anything over 40-feet in overall length could conceivably be considered a yacht. In addition, as you move bigger in size, you will probably get into mega-yacht or superyacht territory.
The Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) Convention, an international maritime law, states that yachts carrying more than 12 passengers are classified as passenger ships. This classification requires a specific license for passenger ships, which requires compliance with stricter safety and structural standards.

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