Boataround prints a from-price and the mandatory extras on each listing
Boataround publishes per listing rather than per destination, and it is one of the few places in this trade that shows the mandatory extras on the same page as the rate. That is worth more than a lower headline number.
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What it publishes
The Solaris 55 Avalon at Porto Rotondo in Sardinia, read 9 September 2026: from 592 EUR a day, the boat marked Skippered, with the mandatory skipper priced separately per day and a transit log charged per rental. Seeing all three on one page is unusual and useful.
The correction this listing caused
The figure first recorded here was $706 a day, taken from a currency-converted render of the same listing. The page Boataround serves prints 592 EUR, and the ingest that rebuilds this record refused the row because it could not find the number it had been told to expect. That is the reason every published figure on this site is re-fetched and matched rather than transcribed, and the reason the correction is written down instead of quietly fixed.
Questions people ask before they enquire
Does Boataround show prices?
Yes, a from-price against each boat listing, with mandatory extras such as a skipper or transit log priced on the same page.
Is the Boataround price per week?
No, per day on the listing read for this record. This site does not multiply a day rate into a week, because charters are priced, discounted and provisioned as weeks.
