DECK-AID is a basic but comfortable and spacious barge type hull houseboat. She has 3 double cabins en-suite, 1 cabin with 4 single beds and another cabin with 2 sets of bunks (4 beds) There is also a separate shower and toilet for the other cabins. All cabins have 12 V fans. There is a fully equipped galley. Gas geyser for hot water. 12 V fans in the dining area.
Max Pax : 14
Registration Number: KA 1489
Hull Type: : Pontoon
Length: 55 Foot barge hull
Engine:2 x 55hp Nissan Patrol marinized motors
Cruising speed: 6 knots
Mooring: Marineland
DIRECTIONS TO MARINELAND HARBOUR
You turn left at the first Service Station, (Total Garage), and then immediately right going down hill towards Caribbea Bay. You turn right at the foot of the mountain, and then immediate left, pass through the security check point into Marineland Harbour.
Marineland is well sign posted from Total Garage.
One Samurai with 115 hp Yamaha motor and a Skimmer pontoon with a 60 hp Mariner outboard motor, ideal for fishing and game viewing. An extra tender boat can be supplied upon request.
Main engines approx 250 – 350 litres, generator approx 1 litre per hour (if it is used) and tender boats about 50 – 70 litres. These figures all depend on how far you travel.
Special offer US$325-00 per night dry boat - valid 12th September - 1st December 2020
Rates include:
Rates Exclude:
2 night charters - up to Antelope Island
3 night charters - up to Palm bay
4 night charters - up to Sanyati west
5 night charters - up to Elephant point
6 nights or more - up to the Ume
DIRECTIONS TO MARINELAND HARBOUR
You turn left at the first Service Station, (Total Garage), and then immediately right going down hill towards Caribbea Bay. You turn right at the foot of the mountain, and then immediate left, pass through the security check point into Marineland Harbour.
Marineland is well sign posted from Total Garage.
DECK-AID HOUSEBOAT
Terms and Conditions
Deckaid is berthed at Marineland Harbour. Boarding times will be from 12.00 pm to 2.00 pm and if boarding any time later than 2.00 pm, it will be the Captain’s decision in the interest of safety of the boat and passengers whether to leave harbour that day or the following morning.
The owners reserve the right to refuse to accept or retain any person on a charter at any time should such person’s physical or mental conditions or general health conditions, general attitude and deportment impede the operation of the charter or the welfare and enjoyment of other passengers.
Clients are to replace or pay for any equipment, fittings or breakages lost through negligence.
The boats facilities are to be used for the purpose for which they are intended. Please refrain from abusing furniture, fittings and equipment of the boat. The crew are instructed to make sure this is adhered to.
The owners of Deck-aid cannot be held responsible for any expenses incurred by the client or any of the other passengers, for example, hotel bills or loss of any onward connections for any reason whatsoever.
Whilst every effort is made to ensure that highest standards of maintenance of our vessel and tender boats, a breakdown could occur at any time which is beyond our control. Any such problem will be rectified as soon as humanly possible to do so under the prevailing conditions.
All National Parks rules are to be adhered to by the clients at all times.
Minor children are the responsibility of the adults at all times.
The generator will run at the discretion of the Captain.
Clients are not to interfere with the chef whilst cooking meals – apart from initial instructions of what to cook.
Crew working hours whilst out on charter are: Between 5 am and 6 am to 9 pm.
Caution must be taken with regards to crocodiles, hippos and other wild animals.
Clients to be security conscious at all times with regards to their valuables and personal belongings.
There is a basic First Aid box available on the boat. Please can clients ensure they have their own prescribed medication before departure.
NO PETS allowed on the houseboat.