A few things to keep in mind.

A little care goes a long way. These simple guidelines help keep everyone comfortable, safe, and able to enjoy their time aboard EROS.

Welcome aboard

We want you to feel at home during your time aboard EROS. Please treat the yacht, her furnishings, equipment, and amenities with care, and follow the guidance of the Captain and crew throughout your stay.

Follow crew guidance

The Captain and crew are here to keep everyone safe and comfortable. Please follow their instructions, particularly while the yacht is underway, docking, anchoring, or when equipment is being prepared.

Moving around EROS

Please take extra care when moving around the yacht, especially while underway. Use handrails where available and be mindful that exterior decks, stairs, and other surfaces may become wet or slippery.

Children

Children should be supervised at all times, particularly on exterior decks, around stairs, and when close to the water.

Swimming & water activities

Please check with the crew before entering the water or using any water toys, tenders, or onboard equipment. Activities may depend on weather, location, and sea conditions.

Smoking

Smoking or vaping is only permitted in designated areas as advised by the crew.

Personal belongings

Please keep personal belongings secure and avoid leaving loose items on exterior decks. The crew will be happy to assist with safe storage when needed.

Food & dietary requirements

Please let the crew know about any allergies, dietary requirements, or special requests so they can make your stay as comfortable as possible.

Most importantly

If you are ever unsure about something, simply ask. The EROS crew is always happy to help.

For Elementor, I’d give each heading plenty of spacing and put a very light horizontal divider between the rules. That will look much more premium than a long bullet list, while still being very easy to read on mobile.

I’d also have the Captain/client approve the operational details—especially swimming, smoking, children, and water-toy rules—before publishing.