Why do burial at sea fees vary so greatly?
There are many reasons why burial at sea fees vary. Some services offer only basic “scattering” services. A loved one’s remains are simply floated onto the top of the water and left or placed in “bio-degradable” urn and dropped. Some businesses offer a wide range of yachts and other boats to attend scattering services, requiring large crews. Sometimes docking fees are included with businesses that own their own boating fleets and with recently higher fuel costs, those fees are now being adding in to most contracts on both coasts in the United States. Companies that maintain their own passenger fleets must maintain their fleets and carry very expensive liability policies. Further, there are the very different rules and permits required for each ocean, sometimes including seasonal and off-seasonal rates. At Twin Rocks Undersea Memorial we don’t just ‘scatter’ remains randomly, or use “bio degradable” urns. Such urns do nothing to improve our Ocean. Our permanently placed, specially desig
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