A charter marketplace that prints a from-price against every boat on a destination page, by the day rather than the week. It was recorded as unreadable on the first pass and read without difficulty on the second.
Listed under a cruising ground only where this company's own live page for it answered.
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What it publishes
Read 11 September 2026 on its Naples page: a 9m Capelli 900 Open of 2026 at Marina Dell'Orso from 716 USD a day, a Capelli 900 Sun of 2024 from 1,030 USD a day, and a spread running to 33,803 USD a day at the top of the same page. Day rates on a destination page rather than weekly charter rates, so they price the hire market rather than a charter week.
How to read it
The floor is set by whichever listing is cheapest and open, and it moves as boats sell, so this record stores the shape of the price and what it found on the day.
The spread across one page is the useful part: on the same Italian coast, on the same day, the cheapest and dearest listings differ by a factor well into the tens.
Questions people ask before they enquire
Does 12knots publish prices?
Yes, per day against each listing. Read on 11 September 2026 on its Naples page: from 716 USD a day for a 9m Capelli 900 Open, up to 33,803 USD a day at the top of the page.
Are these charter week prices?
No. They are day rates on a marketplace destination page, which price the hire market rather than a Saturday to Saturday charter week.
