Numero N. 04 · Giugno 2026

Numero 04

Vita di mare

Come la costa cambia il modo in cui le persone dormono, mangiano, invecchiano e festeggiano.

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La guida per host · Per armatori, capitani e istruttori

Vuoi guadagnare?

La tua barca è già un’attività.

La maggior parte dei migliori capitani non si trova online. Marina Boat App li mette davanti ai viaggiatori di tutto il mondo — senza prendere nulla.

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    Foto con la luce del mattino, il percorso, a chi è rivolto. L’annuncio è la tua vetrina.
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    La tua tariffa, il tuo calendario. Quello che paga l’ospite resta a te.
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    I viaggiatori ti scrivono direttamente. Gestisci le richieste dalla dashboard host.
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Perché Marina Boat App

Costruita per chi vive l’acqua — non per l’intermediario.

Per i viaggiatori

Parla con il capitano. Paga il prezzo del capitano.

Scrivi direttamente all’host — percorso, orari, equipaggio e cosa è incluso, concordati prima di impegnarti.

Per gli host

Zero commissioni. Tieni ogni euro.

Quello che paga l’ospite resta a te. Download gratuito, annuncio gratuito, nessun abbonamento.

La nostra promessa

Al servizio di chi vive l’acqua.

Zero commissioni non è un’offerta di lancio. È il modo in cui la piattaforma è costruita.

Perché Marina Boat App Scarica su App Store

Il giornale di bordo

Una lettera dalla costa.

Il nuovo numero, un charter da conoscere, nient’altro.