Nimbus Sailboat - Charter/Tours - up to 7 people

Nimbus Sailboat - 32 feet. The Nimbus is a 32-foot, comfortable and safe sailboat that was built for cruises. It has a bathroom, 2 showers, kitchen, stove, icebox, barbecue and 4 very comfortable beds. A vessel with good performance, whose model is widely used to carry out large ocean crossings. Very rigid hull and large keel, which provides a lot of stability and a good angle of heel. It is possible to sleep on the boat if the tour is far away. The space Ideal for enjoying nature and the beaches and islands of Ubatuba. Guest access You'll have exclusivity throughout the boat. Other things to note FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions Where is the sailboat docked? At my dock, in Saco da Ribeira, Ubatuba,SP How do I get to the sailboat? Arriving at Saco da Ribeira, go to the pier and look for Aumar's Taxi Boat. The Taxi Boat will take guests to Nimbus. You can get to the pier by car to unload only. Is there parking nearby? Yes, there is in Saco da Ribeira. The daily rate must be checked on-site. There is, however, the possibility of parking on nearby streets, which is quite common. Just be aware of the prohibited locations. Is the taxi boat service already included in the daily rate? Yes. What are the operating hours of the Taxi Boat? In season, 24 hours, 7 days a week. How do I call the Taxi boat from the Sailboat? Turn on the radio at station 73, call the Aumar sailor on duty, identifying himself as Nimbus. There is also the option of calling headquarters, or the sailors. Is the price of the sailboat tour included in the price of the accommodation? No. The tour of the historic islands and paradise beaches is charged separately (R$700.00/day) from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and includes the consumption of diesel, coal and a sailor to take the boat and make the barbecue, if desired. There is also the option of eating at the Sete Fontes or Flamengo beach stalls. Is there a refrigerator? No. However, there is a large icebox, which fits a lot. Usually 3 bags of ice are enough to fill it with food and drink for 2 to 3 days. Is there a stove and oven? Yes, there is a 2-burner stove with an oven. The cooking gas is locked in the stern of the boat. What do I need to bring? Food, drinks, ice, sunscreen, repellent, hats and a hearty disposition. You need to bring pillows, towels, and bedding, too. What's on the boat? Diving equipment (mask, snorkel and fins), buoys, life jackets, boat, poles, all safety equipment, kitchen utensils, flashlights and speakers. How does the shower work? It has 220 liters of fresh water, but only cold. For hot water, there is a container where you place a pot of boiled water and take a bath. How do I connect the batteries and lights on the boat? Place the key in position 1 and turn on the individual switches. The voltmeter should not drop below 10, if this occurs call the sailor or place it in position 2. Important: Do not leave lights and water pumps on, so as not to burn out or run out of battery. To charge cell phones, turn on “AUX1” and connect to USB.