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| House Rules |
Welcome aboard Aristo-Cat II! We certainly hope your vacation exceeds your expectations. In order to enhance your experience we have decided to provide you with some specific information about the boat. This notebook certainly does not completely encompass all the features of the yacht, but does share our tips about most of the important features. Please feel free to make additional notes in this manual so we can revise it as needed. We would also like your assistance. If there is anything that needs attention, please let us or the Horizon Yacht Charter staff members know. It is not our intent to insult your intelligence, but to let you in on some of the "Quirks" of our boat to let you enjoy your vacation more. We have seen many people have great difficulty anchoring, so we have included a step-by-step guide for that process. As chartering experience varies, we have prepared this for the novice charterer, or the experienced charterer who is new to Catamaran sailing. With the exception of the Fish Guide and Multihull book, feel free to take or exchange any of the books in the library. Just in case you are wondering, Aristo is Greek for best. This is our second Island Spirit 40 and we have designed many customizations to improve upon Aristo-Cat I and made many personal changes from Aristo-Cat I We would also ask that you treat this boat as if she were your own. If you damage or break something, please be honest. This is a personally owned boat and we cannot afford to fix damage you create. We do our best to keep everything in tip top shape, but just like your personal boat or car, things just sometimes wear out. Please be patient when that happens. Please leave this booklet aboard when you depart. Please feel free to contact us with any questions or comments. Please send us a postcard. We generally have postage paid cards in the back of this book. Please contact us at: Mike and Jennifer Kneafsey, Twilight Marina Sailing 1855 E. 15th, Tulsa OK 74104 800/375-0102 or www.sailingthecaribbean.com or email revised 3/3/2004 |