Make yourself at home. This guide brings together everything you need during your stay—from Wi-Fi and entertainment to onboard rules, activities, and emergency information.
Need anything? Ask the crew.
Remain calm and follow crew instructions. Muster at Main Deck Aft unless directed otherwise.
In an emergency, follow crew instructions. Muster at Main Deck Aft unless directed otherwise.
Move from welcome notes to practical rules, onboard experiences, entertainment, and safety—without searching through documents.
Cabin comforts, footwear, doors, swimming, and care
What to do, where to muster, and how to follow the crew
Deck plans, escape routes, and safety equipment
Sun deck, water toys, fishing, tender days, and beach setup
TV, streaming, music, and whole-yacht sound
Choose an unhurried morning on deck, time in the water, or an adventure beyond the yacht. The crew will help plan what works best for the day.
Sun deck loungers, hot tub, and wet bar.
Jet Skis, SeaBobs, Fliteboard, paddleboards, and snorkeling.
Fishing, tender days, and crew-prepared beach setups.
Hot-tub heating, water-toy setup, and beach days require preparation and suitable conditions. Let the crew know as early as possible so everything can be ready.
In an emergency, stay calm and follow crew instructions. Your main muster point is Main Deck Aft unless the crew directs you elsewhere.
If you hear loud, repetitive alarms, remain calm and follow crew instructions.
Go to Main Deck Aft unless the crew directs you to another location.
Always notify the crew before swimming or jumping from the yacht.
Use the swim platform only with crew clearance and never while EROS is underway.
Never open the lower-deck portholes.
This summary does not replace crew instructions, onboard safety signage, or the complete Fire & Safety Plan.
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Dear Guests,
Welcome aboard M/Y Eros!
We are so happy you’re here safely and are extremely delighted that you have chosen to stay with us. We want you to consider this vessel as your “home away from home,” even if it is just for a few days.
Our crew has attended to every detail to ensure a seamless charter experience and will continue to do so behind the scenes to make sure we surpass your expectations. Please feel free to make us aware of anything that may concern you or that you would like done differently.
Motor Yacht Eros strives to offer an all-around experience for everyone, from absolute relaxation to thrilling adventures, special family moments, and the ultimate escape from the “Real World.”
If you would like us to take photos for you throughout the trip, please let a crew member know, and we will make sure to capture all your special moments.
We hope you get to enjoy M/Y Eros as much as we do, and thank you once again for choosing us!
STOP
STAY CALM
LISTEN
FOLLOW CREW
GO TO MUSTER STATION — MAIN DECK AFT
WAIT FOR INSTRUCTIONS
Remain calm and listen to the crew.
Do not run, panic, or move around the yacht unnecessarily.
Do not return to your cabin for personal belongings.
Follow instructions from the Captain and crew immediately.
Never argue with or ignore crew instructions during an emergency.
Stay with your group unless instructed otherwise.
Proceed calmly to the designated muster station (Main Deck Aft).
Do not use elevators if the yacht has them.
Follow emergency signs and crew directions.
Put it on correctly and wait for further instructions.
Do not inflate it inside the yacht unless instructed to do so.
Tell a crew member immediately if someone in your group is missing.
Do not leave the muster area unless instructed.
Raise the alarm or immediately tell a crew member.
Move away from the fire and smoke.
Stay low if there is heavy smoke.
Never try to fight the fire yourself.
Immediately alert the crew.
Point toward the person in the water and keep them in sight, if safe to do so.
Never jump into the water to rescue them.
Take only what the crew instructs you to take.
Put on your lifejacket.
Stay together and follow crew instructions to the liferaft or evacuation point.
The Captain and crew will direct all emergency procedures. Follow their instructions at all times.