Cruising Area of When And If

Summer PortSalem, MA
Winter PortKey West, Florida
Summer OperationsNew England
Winter OperationsFlorida

Accommodations

Guests6
Cabins3
Crew2
Double2
Twin1
Showers1
Heads1
TP in Heads-
Accommodation Details
Master Cabin: Double berth to port, single berth to starboard, access to ensuite. Large overhead hatch creates a light, airy cabin.
Starboard Cabin: Cosy double berth with plenty of storage space
Focsle: One wide-single and one single bunk, both with privacy curtains. Large overhead hatch makes a light, airy space

When And If Specification

Length63.5 Feet
Beam15 Feet
Draft8.5 Feet
Built1939
Refit2014
A/CPartial
Sun AwningYes
HammockYes
HairdryerYes
Children AllowedYes
Voltages110
Fuel Consumption1.2 US Gall/Hr
Range1200 NM
Communications
SATNAV
GPS
Radar
Cellular Phone

Water Sports

Dinghy (Feet)RIB
Dinghy Hp40 HP
Snorkel Gear8

Scuba Diving Scuba Diving Symbol

ScubaYacht offers Rendezvous Diving only
Air CompressorNot Onboard

Cuisine

Special DietsYes
KosherYes
BBQYes

When And If Crew Profile

Crew Number2
Crew SmokeNo
Captain
CaptainDylan Salzmann
NationalityAmerican
SpeaksEnglish
Chef
ChefZoe Moncheur
NationalityAmerican/New Zealand


Captain Dylan Salzmann:

Spending my childhood and teenage years living between the Florida Keys and the coast of Maine there was no getting around the draw of the ocean. From a young age I could be found roaming the docks of Key West, FL picking up work scrubbing decks, sanding, painting and eventually crewing and captaining aboard the may traditional boats that winter there. During my high school years I was able to combine my love of being on the water with high school credits by creating a number of independent studies that revolved around maritime heritage and tradition. When I was 18 I purchased my first boat, a 32´ cutter in Key West. I lived aboard and fixed her up before making the offshore passage to Blue Hill, ME. Shortly after my 20th birthday I received my USCG 100-ton Masters Credential and went on to run numerous vessels ranging from traditionally rigged schooners between the Bahamas and the coast of Maine, to fishing boats, dive vessels and small sailing charter boats in the Florida Keys, to piloting hovercrafts and jet drive catamarans in Alaska. Today, 11 years later I find myself sailing aboard the historic schooner When And If, sharing her history while showing off her elegance and speed to each guest who steps aboard. I look forward to racing her as a serious contender in the many Classic regattas New England has to offer in the Summer season. Sailing has become a tradition in my family - starting with my older brother who now owns When And If - and quickly spreading through all of us; it is hard to imagine a life that does not revolve around the wind and tide.

Stew/Deck/Cook: Zoe Moncheur

My love for sailing started when I was 7 years old and I crewed for my father at our local yacht club in Wellington, New Zealand where I was raised. I spent every weekend on the water and competed in national regattas throughout the country. Sailing is an integral part of my life and I feel extremely fortunate to be able to work and live on the extraordinary When and If.

While my formal education is in Law, having graduated with a Law degree from Victory University of Wellington Law School in 2016, my true love is in the culinary arts. My father is a wonderful chef, he grew up working at a resort in New York where he learned to cook and has since then taught me everything he knows. I worked my way through university waitressing at a fine-dining restaurant The Cobar, it was here I learned the importance of dish presentation.

In 2018 I was able to combine my passion for sailing and my love for cooking, as well as the skills I learnt from my father and my time at The Cobar when I was hired as the live aboard cook on the When and If. Living and working aboard this vessel has been a great experience, allowing me to introduce a creative element into my dishes with a focus on local flavours from wherever we sail. I look forward to more adventures and exciting dishes with our charter guests.

When And If Calendar

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When And If Rates / week

The prices shown are for the entire yacht for a week-long (7 nights) charter.
Price: $26,000

Yacht terms: Plus Expenses
The price includes a professional crew operating your chartered yacht, but all running expenses such as fuel, tax, provisions and any other costs are extra. Calculate between 15-25% for a sailing yacht and 25-35% for a motor yacht on top of the given rate with an APA cash payment made to the ships agent or captain, who will keep an open tap and produce full accounts of all expenditures. Unused APA money will be refunded. Inquire for more information.

ADDITIONAL RATE DETAILS


Summer New England / Winter Florida weekly rate - $26,000 per week plus all expenses
Christmas and New Year in Florida - $30,000 + expenses

DAYSAILS:
Maximum 32 guests. BYO food and drink. Coolers provided with ice and bottled water. Prices included yacht deliver and re-delivery fees.
8 hours: $6,600 + all expenses
4 hours: $5,800 + all expenses

Rates are subject to change, please inquiry.

REGATTAS:
Maximum 12 guests. Prices include 6 party/event/dinner tickets, guests must have overnight accommodation ashore. Prices included yacht delivery and re-delivery fees.

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