Day hire is available on Rosina Emma for parties of up to 12 people.
Rosina is well designed and laid out with a well equipped galley with oven, grill 4 burner gas hob, fridge, and table space, seating and settings for up to 12 people. With the tables stored away there are spacious cabins at the front and back, and a large front deck for people to sit out and enjoy the day. The bathroom on Rosina has a flushing loo, hand basin and a shower with hot and cold running water. There is a 240v supply for recharging phones and laptops, with an on board TV/DVD and radio. Rosina has diesel powered central heating.
Pricing.
Please refer to the table for day prices which are inclusive of 6 passengers.
Additional passengers up to a maximum of 12 are priced: adults £20 per person, children £10, infants under 3 years free.
The reason we structure the prices like this is that it keeps the initial price down for smaller groups but gets cheaper the larger the party. We are all aware that we are living in times of austerity so keep an eye out for discounts and offers too!
Optional Extras
A skipper for the day will cost £95 – put your feet up and do as little or as much as you like.
Catering: please contact us for your catering requirements – hot or cold buffets for 2 – 12 people can be provided. Celebration drinks? Party hats? Just let us know.
Pets: pets are allowed for an additional fee of £25 per pet, max 2 pets.
All prices include VAT.
Booking for Day Hire
1. You need to select “1 night”. (unfortunately the booking software we use is a bit limited, sorry!)
2. Ignore the fact that it will only allow you to select 4 adults.
The day price is inclusive of 6 adults so add any additional passengers over and above 6 adults when asked to do so. The final prices will be calculated automatically.
3. Simply click and select your date and book and pay on line, the price will be confirmed before you book, and you can see the pricing panel for day hire on this page.
Any problems just ring and we will book you in over the phone. 07713 687766.
