Boataround prints the extras almost nobody else does
The most detailed extras page in this read, and the row that taught this record to re-assert an unreadable page rather than trust a stale status. It went dark for part of 11 September 2026 and read in full again the same day.
What this company publishes
| What | Figure | Read from the page | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lowest published charter price | "from 592 € / day" | Boataround, Solaris 55 Avalon listing checked September 2026 |
Cruising grounds
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: from 706 USD a day for a 16.7m Solaris 55 of 2023 at Marina di Porto Rotondo in Sardinia, the boat marked Skippered, six berths in three cabins. The same listing was read on 9 September at from 592 EUR a day, because the page renders in the visitor's currency rather than a fixed one.
Its availability calendar prints a week by week ladder that no brochure range shows: 7,686 USD for 12 to 19 September, 6,850 for 19 to 26, 5,895 for 26 September to 3 October and 5,295 for each of the two weeks after it. That is a third off the same boat across three weeks of September and October.
Beside the rate it prints what almost nobody does: a mandatory skipper at 238 USD a day, a mandatory transit log covering final cleaning and bed linen at 809 USD per rental, a gennaker at 214 USD a week, pets at 95 per rental, deposit protection at 303 per rental, and a refundable security deposit of 3,573, which is a deposit rather than a price and is recorded as one.
The day it went dark, and why that matters here
Partway through 11 September 2026 the page began answering this record's crawler with about five kilobytes of shell carrying no listing at all, and the row was moved to not-retrieved because a page that answers 200 with nothing in it has not been read.
Hours later it answered in full again, 277,987 characters, while a plain browser user agent gets a 405 and a CAPTCHA puzzle. The ingest's own re-assertion of unreadable pages is what refused to let the stale status stand, and this row is now published again because that is what is true.
Questions people ask before they enquire
- Does Boataround publish prices?
- Yes, and more of them than almost anyone in this record: from 706 USD a day for a Sardinian Solaris 55, a week by week availability ladder from 7,686 down to 5,295, and every mandatory extra itemised.
- Why does the price change between reads?
- The page renders in the visitor's currency and the availability calendar moves with the season. It read from 592 EUR a day on 9 September 2026 and from 706 USD a day on 11 September for the same boat.
- What are the mandatory extras?
- A skipper at 238 USD a day and a transit log covering final cleaning and bed linen at 809 USD per rental. A refundable security deposit of 3,573 is held separately and is not a price.