10-11 Guests in one master cabin, three double cabins and one triple.
All cabins with ensuite facilities, individual, aircondition controls, mini fans, toiletries, slippers and robes.
#Pax:11
Draft:1.25
Cabin Configuration:5Queen(s), 1Pullman(s)
Wash Basins:5
TP in Heads:No
A/C:Full
Cruising Speed:8.5
Length:15.2 Metres
Make:Fountaine Pajot
Showers:5
Heads:5
Helipad:No
Max Speed:11
Beam:7.98
# Cabins:5
Tubs:0
Elec. Heads:5
Jacuzzi:
Year Built:2016
Dinghy hp:30
Sea Scooters:Yes
Wave Runners hp:No
Snorkel Gear:Yes
Wake Board:Yes
SU Paddle Boards:2
Boarding Ladder (Loc/Type):Hydraulic unfolding teak
Gear Type:
U/Water Camera:No
Kite Boarding:No
Dinghy # pax:6
Water Skis Adult:Yes
Kneeboard:No
Tube:2
Kayaks 1 Pax:No
Floating Mats:No
Beach Games:No
Rods:
U/Water Video:No
Kite Boarding Details:No
Sailing Dinghy:
Water Skis Kids:Yes
Windsurfer:No
Scurfer:No
Kayaks (2 Pax):No
Swim Platform:No
Fishing Gear:No
Fishing Permit :
Sea Bobs:No
3.80m Highfield tender (driven by crew only) with 30hp Mercury outboard
SEAWING II Sea scooter 2023
Water ski (adult and children)
Wakeboard
1 Tube
2 Inflatable SUP
Fishing Lines
Snorkelling gear
Captain: Nikos Papageorgopoulos
Stewardess: Despoina Gkavanoudi
Chef: George Rallis
Delicious cuisine, prepared fresh on board
BREAKFAST:
Coffee (Dolce Gusto Nescafe Machine) - tea - fresh orange juice - cereal - oatmeal - fresh fruits - various fresh bread and toast - jams - Greek honey - Greek yoghurt plain or with fruits/honey/nuts - fresh baked croissant - small cream pies sprinkled with powdered sugar - cake - French toast - eggs (fried/scrambled/omelete/poached/boiled) with bacon - Greek scrambled eggs with tomato (local dish) - grilled ham/cheese sandwich - assorted cheese and cold cut platter
SALADS:
Greek tomato salad with feta cheese, fresh oregano and capers - Arugula with baby spinach, parmesan flakes and dry figs - Mixed green salad with balsamic, honey and figs - Boiled beetroots with yoghurt and walnuts - Iceberg lettuce with avocado and smoked salmon - Cretan "Dakos" salad topped with local white cheese and chopped fresh tomato - Iceberg lettuce with red cabbage with balsamic and orange dressing
APPETIZERS:
Baked eggplant with mozzarella and tomato - Steamed mussels with wine and garlic - Shrimps saganaki with maratho (similar to dill) and ouzo - Mushroom with truffle and cheese - Talagani grilled cheese - Fava with caramalized onions - Mpougioudi (grilled feta cheese with sliced fresh tomato and peppers) - Cheese pie - Spinach pie - Tzatziki (yoghurt and garlic dip) - Eggplant dip - Baked feta cheese in phyllo topped with honey and sesame
MAIN COURSE:
Stuffed tomatos and peppers with rice and green fresh herbs - Moussaka - Cuttlefish with spinach - Kotsi (pork) with potatoes and sesame - Grilled fresh fish with lemon sauce served with assorted vegetables - Chicken with peppers and tarragon - Lamb Frikase cooked with romaine lettuce and egg lemon sauce - Spaghetti with shrimps - Spinach ravioli with feta and mint sauce - Beef in tomato sauce and eggplant puree - Artichokes ala polita with potatoes and carrots in a lemon sauce - Briam (mixed vegetables) cooked with a tomato sauce in the oven - Soutzoukakia politika (small spicy meatballs) cooked in a tomato sauce served with white rice
DESSERTS:
Sauteed Pear in a red wine and ice cream - Cheesecake - Tiramisu - Mille-feuille - Chocolate souffle - Ekmek Kantaifi - Chocolate mousse - Panacota - Apple Beignets
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Rates are : Plus Expenses
Taxes, re-location fees, cruising permits and licenses may be extra. Please verify with clearing house
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2025 Weekly Rates:
High Season: Euro 19,000 (July /August)
Mid Season: Euro 17,000 (June/September)
Low Season: Euro 15,000 (April/May/October)
+12% VAT of charter fee within Greek waters + APA
Charters less than one week as per MYBA Terms rate ./. by 6
Holds Greek Charter License
Home Base: Athens, Greece
Embarkation at : 12:00Hrs
Disembarkation at : 12:00Hrs
For pick up and/or drop off at another Greek port, relocation fees will be applicable depending on destination. Kindly inquire.
Marina Alimos, Athens, Greece
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20-30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30-40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Yacht Type
Catamaran
Length
49.87 Ft
Crew
3
Cabins
5
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Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
Plus Expenses
The charter rate covers your yacht and professional crew, but running costs — fuel, provisions, taxes and any additional expenses — are charged separately. We recommend budgeting an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) of 20–30% on top of the base rate for sailing yachts, or 30–40% for motor yachts. This is paid upfront to the captain, who manages all onboard spending and provides a full account of every expense. Any unspent funds are returned to you at the end of the charter.
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