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Container for water
Depth sounder
Autopilot
Air conditioning
Cockpit cushions
Dinghy
Inverter
Oven
Compass
Hot water
Lazy bag
Solar panels
Cockpit table
Freezer
Generator
Kitchen Utensils
Electric bilge pump
Cockpit speakers
Emergency tiller
Swimming Ladder
GAS STOVE
Cockpit Shower
Signal rockets
Wind instrument/Anemometer
Curtains in cabins
Fire extinguisher
First aid kit
Fenders
Binoculars
Fog horn
Gangway
Wire cutter
Bosuns chair
Bimini Top
Electric anchor windlass
Mooring ropes
Bilge pump - Mechanic
Mooring Cleats
Electric winch for mainsail
Refrigerator
Electric toilets
Lazy jacks
AIS
Navigation set
Radar reflector
3 blade folding propeller
Nautical charts
Full batten mainsail
Log/speed instrument
Hand held compass
Navigation/position Lights
Liferaft
VHF radio
Set of tools
Distress flare box
EPIRB Distress radio beacons
Safety harnesses
Life jackets (children)
Life jackets auto
Outside speakers
Indoor speakers
Radio-Fusion MS-RA205 radio/MP3/USB/iPod/Iphone/BT player, TV
Pressurized water system
Black water tank
Gas oven
Batteries
Watermaker - desalinator
Torch
Spare parts
Start battery
Service batteries
Shore Power Cable
Speed Log
Main anchor-chain
Plugs 12v
Salon table
The charter company requires the yacht to be returned to base by 17:00 before the yacht is handed over for an inventory check. Mooring in the marina on the last night is FREE.
The charter company requires the yacht to be returned to base by 09:00 before the yacht is handed over for an inventory check. Mooring in the marina on the last night is FREE.
Greece Lavrion Olympic Marina
The global yacht charter industry runs on a simple rule: book from Saturday to Saturday. That’s when you’ll find the most attractive prices.
For example, renting a yacht for just a couple of days — say, Wednesday to Friday — could cost you €2,000–€3,000. But the same yacht for a full week, Saturday to Saturday, might only be €4,500.
That’s how it works. So if you want to travel smart and save money — go for the Saturday-to-Saturday deal.
