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Fractional sailing with Pure Latitude boat share club

How the Pure Latitude boat share club works

An annual membership fee buys Pure Latitude boat share club members a number of points. They use these points to ‘buy’ the use of the boats on a daily basis.

Three Quick Rules:

  • Taking a bigger boat uses more points than a smaller boat
  • Taking a boat in high season uses more points than low season
  • Taking a boat at the weekend or bank holiday uses more points than weekdays

The boats in the Pure Latitiude fractional sailing fleet are split into five categories; e.g. the First 27.7 yacht is in category 2 whilst the X Yachts 37 is in category 5. The chart shows how many points are used for the different boat categories, seasons and days of week.

Points Chart - Per Day

Boat CategoryLow SeasonMid SeasonHigh Season
weekweekendweekweekendweekweekend
1Ballistic 6.5 101310171019
2First 27.7 101710221024
3Dufour 34 122314291633
4Hallberg 36142816351838
5X Yachts 37 163018382042

Seasons

Low Season
16 Oct to 15 March
Mid Season
16 March to 31 May and 1 Sept to 15 Oct
High Season
1 June to 31 August

So, to take out a First 27.7 yacht (category 2) on a weekday in March uses 10 points. To take out the X Yachts 37 (category 5) on a Sunday in May uses 38 points.

Book your boat in advance, turn up on the booked day, step on to the prepared boat, enjoy it in whichever way you choose. Return it, step off, leaving the ownership pain to us. The Pure Latitude boat share club takes care of all the operational headaches. Just leave the boat as you found it and log in and out giving details of fuel/water, faults, and comments/feedback.