Drinks for the yacht. Ice-cold on board.

In short: The WOW BAR delivers drinks for your day on the yacht or boat – to the marina, coordinated with you or the crew. Cans, piccolos and small bottles work best.

There's no kiosk out on the water. Whatever isn't on board is missing – usually right when everyone is anchored in the bay and the sun is at its highest. That's why we deliver before you cast off.

What belongs on board?

• Cans instead of bottles: Salitos, Salitos Mojito and ready-made cocktails fit in any cool box and don't roll off the table.
• Prosecco for the sundowner: Scavi & Ray Ice Prestige on ice or the Frizzante as a piccolo.
• Lots of water: still and sparkling from Acqua Morelli, plus Ganic vitamin water.
• Something to nibble: Tortilla chips for the hunger that hits after swimming.

How much for a day at sea?

Water first: plan at least one to one and a half litres per person, more in high summer. Sun, salt and wind make you thirstier than you'd think on land. For beer and cocktails, two to four cans per person are usually enough for a day trip – depending on who's steering and who's just along for the ride. More in our guide How many drinks per guest?

Delivery to the marina

Tell us the marina, berth, time and how many people are on board. We'll coordinate the handover with you or your crew. For charters over several days, we're happy to work out the quantities with you.

You don't just want to drink, you want to sail too? Boat trips and more are arranged by the WOW CONCIERGE.

For his first day on a boat, Gassi planned one crate of water. For himself. For the whole day. The other five had prosecco. At twelve he shared his crate, at one it was empty, at two he started thinking about seawater desalination.