Upon arrival, you find out that the toilets in the marina are paid for and cannot be done other than in the local currency - I still understand that, but the attitude and unpleasantness of the women collecting the fees was a call to heaven. / it would be useful to warn that this is so and there is no other way/. We got a different ship because the one we were supposed to have was damaged. At first glance, the ship was fine and very nice, but it lacked basic equipment such as electricity. cable, gas canister/ a necessity here/ , it took about two hours and about 4 searches of the charter company worker before the equipment could be secured. Despite repeated requests for someone to show me the boat, it did not happen. This is my first time with this type of boat and some training would be nice. The boat was not handed over to us until Saturday 21:00, they only handed it over to us on Sunday morning around 9:00, some of the problems I asked about the technician dismissed by saying: you won't need it anyway. The biggest problem was oil leaking from the rudder hydraulics, I brought this to the attention of the charter company 3 times, I was repeatedly told that the rudder was repaired and was fine, the oil flowed for a whole week until the rudder stopped working, on the last day we they had to sail with an emergency rudder. The small thing was that the mainsail did not have the reefing ropes tied, luckily we found that out in time, otherwise it would probably have been quite a problem.