Your Lagoon charters in the Dream Yacht · Navigare fleet and you keep 60% of the charter revenue. You carry the operating costs, strong seasons go straight to your return, and as an active program it can qualify for Boat as a Business tax advantages.
Every additional week booked adds to your share. A strong base and a well-specified boat can outperform the guarantee.
Insurance, maintenance and mooring come out of your share, so a slow season can mean a thinner year.
At least 10 weeks a year available for charter, and up to 2 weeks a year on another boat in the fleet.
Run as your business, Performance can qualify for potential bonus depreciation. How Boat as a Business works
Dream Yacht's projected charter income and operating costs for every model and base. Pick a boat, set the program length and test a softer or stronger season. We compare the result with the Dream Guarantee for the same boat.
Projections come from Dream Yacht for each base: charter income and operating costs for years 1–3 and years 4 onward, following Dream Yacht Sales' Performance quoting method.
Projections, not guarantees. The owner receives 60% of charter revenue; operating costs (insurance, maintenance, mooring) are the owner's. Net cost of ownership is the turnkey price less net income and resale at the percentage set. Excludes financing, VAT and tax effects. Program terms are set by Dream Yacht and Navigare.
Average monthly net to the owner under Performance at each base, next to the Dream Guarantee for the same boat. Program length and season settings follow the pro forma above. Tap a row to load it.
| Model · base | Region | Turnkey | Performance / month (66 mo) | Guarantee / month | Difference |
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Based on Dream Yacht's projections for each base. Euros, excluding VAT. Projections, not guarantees.
About 60% of charter revenue goes to the owner and 40% to the fleet operator, uncapped. The exact split and what counts as revenue are set out in your program contract.
The operating costs: insurance, maintenance and mooring. You receive an annual owner statement for the boat.
Performance is built around charter availability: at least 10 weeks a year, and you can take up to 2 weeks a year on another boat in the fleet.
66 to 84 months is recommended. A longer program gives more seasons to earn back operating costs and usually suits owners who plan to sell at the end.
Yes, potentially. Performance is an active program: you own the charter business, so run as a Boat as a Business it can qualify for bonus depreciation, subject to the participation and business-use rules. We're not tax advisors; we'll connect you with independent CPAs.
Tell us your model and base. We'll send the Performance quote for that base side by side with the Dream Guarantee, and introduce an independent CPA if you're planning to run it as a business.
