Co-ownership · Palamós
Ownership of the days, not of the paperwork
For selected owners, SolarCove proposes a structured access model combining private usage, operated management and long-term optionality.
The model
What co-ownership actually means here
01
A share of one yacht
You acquire a defined fractional share in a single, named vessel — not a points scheme and not a membership.
02
Allocated usage
Your share converts into allocated weeks or day-blocks across the season, planned once a year and adjustable by exchange.
03
Operated management
SolarCove holds the berth, the crew, the maintenance schedule, insurance and compliance under one operating agreement.
04
Optional charter participation
Unused capacity may be placed into the SolarCove charter programme, with participation defined by the structure you choose.
Who it is for
People who want the sea, not the second job
You spend four to ten weeks a year on the Costa Brava and want a boat waiting, provisioned, clean and crewed — without owning a hundred percent of a depreciating asset you use ten percent of the time.
You value knowing which yacht is yours, who maintains it, and what next season costs — before the season starts.
Illustrative share structures
Choose the share that matches how you actually use a boat
Illustrative structures — not an offer.
4
Allocated weeks per season
6 days
Of which flexible day-blocks
1
Peak-season weeks included
8
Co-owners per vessel
Acquisition
Share price on application, set against the vessel's delivered value and the structure selected.
Annual contribution
A fixed yearly operating contribution covering berth, crew, maintenance, insurance and management — budgeted before the season.
Charter participation
Where unused capacity is chartered, a defined share of net charter revenue may be applied against your contribution. Potential only; never guaranteed.
Exit
A planned exit window at a multi-year horizon, with a structured resale process. Residual value is not warranted.
Compare
Three ways to have a yacht on the Costa Brava
| Full ownership | SolarCove co-ownership | Charter only | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Capital outlay | Full vessel price | Fraction of vessel price | None |
| Operating burden | Yours, all year | Operated on your behalf | None |
| Access | Unlimited, in theory | Allocated weeks & day-blocks | Subject to availability |
| Service level | What you organise | Skipper, chef, provisioning as standard | Per booking |
| Flexibility | High, if you are present | Planned annually, exchangeable | High, at market rates |
| Cost predictability | Variable, often exceeded | Fixed annual contribution | Per-day, rises with season |
| Residual value potential | Full exposure, up and down | Fractional exposure, planned exit | None |
| Income participation | Only if you charter it yourself | Optional, per structure | Not applicable |
| Administration | Flag, tax, crew, compliance | Handled under one agreement | None |
Comparative table for orientation only. It does not describe contractual terms and does not constitute financial advice or an offer of any kind.
Illustrative owner journey
From first conversation to a planned exit
01
Discover
A day at sea, or an hour with the operating model. Most owners start as charter guests.
02
Select a share
Match a share size to the weeks you realistically use, with the allocation calendar in front of you.
03
Plan usage
Weeks and day-blocks set once a year, with an exchange window between co-owners.
04
Enjoy the days
Arrive to a provisioned, crewed yacht. Itineraries prepared in advance by your contact.
05
Charter participation
Optionally release unused capacity into the charter programme, per your structure.
06
Structured exit
A defined exit window at a multi-year horizon, with SolarCove running the resale process.
Presented as an illustration of the intended process. Timing, allocation, charter participation and exit terms are defined solely in the definitive documentation.
How does co-ownership work?
You hold a defined fractional share in a single named vessel, alongside a small number of other owners. A separate operating agreement gives SolarCove the mandate to berth, crew, maintain, insure and — where you wish — charter the yacht.
How is usage allocated?
Each share converts into a number of weeks and flexible day-blocks across the season, including a defined number of peak-season weeks. The calendar is set annually on a rotating priority basis, with an exchange window so owners can trade dates between themselves.
Is the yacht privately usable?
Yes. During your allocated time the yacht is exclusively yours, with your skipper, your provisioning and your itinerary. It is not shared with other parties on the same day.
Can charter activity offset part of the operating cost?
It can. Where you release unused capacity into the charter programme, a defined share of net charter revenue may be applied against your annual contribution. This is a potential outcome dependent on demand and operations, not a guaranteed return, and no yield is promised.
How does exit work?
The structure anticipates a planned exit window at a multi-year horizon. SolarCove runs a structured resale process for the share. Sale proceeds depend on market conditions and the vessel's condition; residual value is not warranted.
What are the indicative commitments and fees?
A one-time share acquisition, a fixed annual operating contribution, and variable costs tied to your own usage such as catering, additional crew and fuel-equivalent charges where applicable. Indicative figures are set out in the brochure and confirmed in the definitive documentation.
What happens if I want more time than my share allows?
Additional days can usually be added at preferential owner rates, subject to the charter calendar and other owners' allocations.
Ownership brochure
Twenty pages, no pressure
The brochure sets out the vessel, the operating model, allocation mechanics, the indicative cost structure and the exit pathway. We send it by email, once, from a named address.
Marketing material only. It is not an offer, a prospectus or a financial promotion.