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XANTHI Saronic & Argolic Gulf FLORINA Eastern

KASTORIA THESSALONIKI The Ionian from to Zakinthos NORTH GREECE SAMOTHRAKI The KATERINI , , Northern Greece LIMNOS SPORADES The CORFU

PARGA VOLOS ALONISSOS LESVOS SKIATHOS PREVEZA SKIROS LAMIA LEFKAS EVIA CHALKIDA Sea THIVA CEPHALONIA PATRA

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KORINTHOS KILINI ZAKINTHOS ALIMOS LAVRIO PIRGOS GIAROS PELOPONNESE FOURNI IONIAN SEA TRIPOLI KITHNOS LIPSI CYCLADES D SPARTI O D E KALIMNOS C MIRTOON SEA A METHONI N E S E NISSIROS SIMI ASTIPALEA

ANAFI CHALKI KITHERA KARPATHIAN SEA

KARPATHOS

CRETAN SEA IRAKLIO RETHIMNO

CRETA AG. NIKOLAOS LIBYAN SEA 1 Saronic & Argolic Gulf / Eastern Peloponnese The is the most famous sailing and charter area in Greece due to its proximity to (southwest of Athens). Following the Saronic trail to Aegina, Hydra, Poros and Spetses you can feel the beauty of these picturesque islands. For a quiet destination you can also sail from Aegina to , an uninhabited place which will offer you unforgettable moments. A second excellent sailing area is the Argolic Gulf from where you can visit the historical cities of and –the first capital of Greece, an old city with neoclassic houses- and the ports of Leonidio, Kiparissi and Porto Heli. Saronic Gulf and the eastern Peloponnese are much less affected by the strong winds of the Aegean Sea, usually you don’t even feel the Meltemi wind (north east, around 4 Beaufort). At the east coast of the Peloponnese however some unexpected gusts may occur sometimes from 6 to 7 Beaufort. Base Marina Alimos Athens CENTRAL GREECE One week sailing Korinthian Saronic & Argolic Gulf Gulf ATHENS PIREUS Alimos - Epidavros 30 n.m. KORINTHOS SALAMIS ALIMOS Epidavros - Poros 20 n.m. Saronic Gulf LAVRIO PELOPONNESE AEGINA Poros - Hydra 13 n.m. EPIDHAVROS Hydra - Spetses 15 n.m. METHANA NAYPLION POROS KEA Spetses - Hermioni 10 n.m. TOLO Argolic Gulf Hermioni - Aegina 33 n.m. ASTROS PORTO HELI KITHNOS Aegina - Alimos 17 n.m. HYDRA Base Marina Alimos Athens SPETSES SERIFOS

SPARTI Two weeks sailing LEONIDION

KYPARISSI Saronic, Argolic Gulf LIMIN IERAKA Mirtoon Sea & Eastern Peloponnese MONEMVASIA Alimos - Aegina (main port) 17 n.m. Aegean Sea Aegina -Epidavros 14 n.m. NEAPOLI Epidavros - Poros 20 n.m. ELAFONISOS MALEAS CAPE Poros - Hydra 13 n.m.

KITHERA Hydra - Porto Heli 18 n.m. Porto Heli - Nafplio 23 n.m. Nafplio - Leonidion 26 n.m. Base Marina Alimos Leonidion - Monemvasia 30 n.m. One week sailing Monemvasia - Kyparissi 18 n.m. Cyclades Route Kyparissi - Spetses 20 n.m. Spetses - Hermioni 10 n.m. Alimos - Kea 38 n.m. Hermioni - Aegina () 30 n.m. Kea - Syros (Finikas) 32 n.m. Syros - Mykonos 24 n.m. Perdika – Sounio 27 n.m. Mykonos - Paros 24 n.m. Sounio – Alimos 22 n.m. Paros - Serifos 30 n.m. Serifos - Kithnos 21 n.m. Kithnos - Alimos 42 n.m. Two weeks sailing Cyclades Route Alimos - Kea 38 n.m. Kea - Syros 32 n.m. Syros - Tinos 18 n.m. Tinos - Mykonos 10 n.m. Mykonos - Paros 24 n.m. Paros - Koufonisia 27 n.m. Koufonisia - Ios 17 n.m. Ios - Santorini 24 n.m. Santorini - Folegandros 27 n.m. Folegandros - Milos 30 n.m. Milos - Sifnos 22 n.m. Sifnos - Serifos 12 n.m. Serifos - Kithnos 21 n.m. Kithnos - Alimos 42 n.m. 3 Base Marina Lefkas or Preveza Base Marina Gouvia Corfu one week sailing CORFU SIVOTA Lefkas/Preveza - Syvota 35 n.m. one week sailing Syvota - Corfu 28 n.m. Corfu - Paxoi 32 n.m. PAXI Corfu - Paxoi 32 n.m. Paxoi - Fiskardo 48 n.m. Paxoi - Fiskardo 48 n.m. Fiskardo - Ithaca 15 n.m. Fiskardo - Meganisi 18 n.m. Ithaca - Meganisi 20 n.m. Amvrakikos Gulf PREVEZA Meganisi - Lefkas 12 n.m. Meganisi - Parga 42 n.m. Ionian Sea Lefkas - Preveza 10 n.m. Parga - Syvota 10 n.m. two weeks sailing Syvota - Corfu 28 n.m. LEFKAS MEGANISI two weeks sailing KALAMOS Lefkas/Preveza - Syvota 35 n.m. ASTAKOS Corfu - Paxoi 32 n.m. ITHACA MESOLOGI Syvota - Corfu 28 n.m. Paxoi - Fiskardo 48 n.m. Corfu - Paxoi 32 n.m. Fiskardo - Ithaca 15 n.m. Paxoi - Fiskardo 48 n.m. Ithaca - Zakinthos 38 n.m. CEPHALONIA Patraikos GulfFiskardoPATRA - Ithaca 15 n.m. Zakinthos - Ag.Efthimia (Cefalonia) 35 n.m. Ithaca - Zakinthos 38 n.m. Ag.Efthimia - Astakos 30 n.m. OPONNESEZakinthos - Ag. Efthimia 35 n.m. Astakos - Kalamos 12 n.m. Ag. Efthimia - Astakos 30 n.m. Kalamos - Meganisi 10 n.m. ZAKINTHOS KILINI Astakos - Kalamos 12 n.m. Meganisi - Lefkas 12 n.m. GLYFA Kalamos - Meganisi 10 n.m. MYRTIA Lefkas - Parga 32 n.m. Meganisi - Lefkas 12 n.m. Parga - Syvota 10 n.m. PYRLefkasGOS - Preveza 10 n.m. Syvota - Corfu 28 n.m.

The Ionian Sea The - also known in Greece as the 'Eptanisa' (Seven Islands) - are seven main islands located on the western side of mainland Greece. This group of islands includes many smaller islands, but the basic ones are the following: Corfu, Paxoi/Antipaxoi, Lefkas, Ithaca, Kefalonia, (Zante), islands which are off the west coast of Greece in the Ionian Sea. The seventh island, , is off the southern tip of the Peloponnese, the southern part of the Greek mainland and is included in the region of . Ionian is not the Greece of the popular travel brochure but a shaded green country, sheltering red tiled Latin houses, an eccentric collection of Italian and French architecture and English tastes. The wind and sailing conditions in the Ionian Sea are ideal and predictable. From May to September the wind blows from North-West at Force 2-5. In Spring and Autumn the wind is less strong and blows usually from South-West. It arrives around noon, blows between force 3 to 6 (10 to 25 knots) and dies down at sunset. There may be strong gusts on the leeward side due to the high land (e.g Eastern side of Ithaka and Zakinthos). IKARIA SAMOS

FOURNI

PATMOS LIPSI

LEROS

PSERIMOS KALIMNOS Aegean Sea KOS Dodecanese NISSIROS ASTIPALEA SIMI

TILOS RHODES CHALKI

KARPATHIAN SEA

KARPATHOS

KASSOS

The Dodecanese which means ' the Twelve Islands' in Greek are located East of the The Dodecanese Cyclades, West of the Turkish coast. They are a group of 12 larger islands (Tilos, , Samos, Base Marina Kos Base Marina Mandraki Rhodos, Patmos, Nissiros, Leros, Lipsi, Arkii & one week sailing Rhodes Fourni, Kos, Kastelorizo, Karpathos & Kasos, Kos - Leros 27 n.m. one week sailing , Ikaria, Astypalea) plus 150 smaller in Leros - Kalymnos 16 n.m. Rhodes - Symi 23 n.m. the Aegean Sea, of which 26 are inhabited. They Kalymnos - Nissiros 25 n.m. Symi - Nissiros 33 n.m. have a rich history, and many of even the Nissiros - Tilos 17 n.m. Nissiros - Kos 21 n.m. smallest inhabited islands boast dozens of Tilos - 16 n.m. Kos - Tilos 30 n.m. Byzantine churches and medieval castles. The Halki - Symi 28 n.m. largest island is Rhodes, which is also the most Symi - Kos 37 n.m. Tilos - Halki 18 n.m. Halki - Rhodes 34 n.m. popular tourist destination because the sun is two weeks sailing shining 300 days annually and offers endless two weeks sailing beaches for travelers. Kos is the second most Kos - Kalymnos 16 n.m. popular island which is near to the Turkish Kalymnos - Leros 16 n.m. Rhodes - Symi 23 n.m. peninsula of Bodrum. There are several unspoilt Leros - Patmos 20 n.m. Symi - Tilos 27 n.m. villages and great anchorage places. In the Patmos - Fourni 20 n.m. Tilos - Nissiros 18 n.m. summer months (June to September inclusive), Fourni - Lipsi 25 n.m. Nissiros - Kos 21 n.m. the prevailing wind is the "Meltemi" coming from Lipsi - Levitha 24 n.m. Kos - Kalymnos 16 n.m. the NW-W like in the Cyclades islands and the Levitha - Astipalea 32 n.m. Kalymnos - Leros 16 n.m. open Aegean Sea. It begins to blow in mid June, Astipalea - Nissiros 39 n.m. Leros - Astypalea 43 n.m. powers-up from end July to early September Nissiros -Tilos 17 n.m. Astypalea - Nissiros 37 n.m. and weakens off in October. The usual force of Tilos - Halki 16 n.m. Nissiros - Halki 33 n.m. the North winds is 4-6 in Beaufort scale and Halki - Rhodes 33 n.m. Halki - Rhodes 34 n.m. Rhodes - Symi 22 n.m. may on occasion reach force 7 or more rarely 8. Symi - Kos 37 n.m. 5 Base Marina Volos One week sailing Volos - N. Trikeri 19 nm N. Trikeri – Skopelos 32 nm Skopelos–Trozzi bay– Alonissos 18 nm Alonissos –Kira Panagia 21 nm Kira Panagia – Skopelos 32 nm Skiopelos – Agia Kiriaki 28 nm Agia Kiriaki – Volos 20nm two weeks sailing Volos – N. Trikeri 19 nm N. Trikeri – Tsougria – Skiathos 24 nm Skiathos – Lalaria – Skopelos Glossa 25 nm Volos, Skopelos Glossa – Alonissos 20 nm Patitiri – Kira Panagia 15 nm Kira Panagia – (Sea Park) 15 nm Skiathos, Psathoura – Alonissos (Steni Bala) 24 nm Steni Bala – – Skopelos 18 nm Northern Sporades Skopelos – 24 nm Skantzoura – Linaria 25 nm Linaria – Treis Mpoukies – Linaria 10 nm The Northern Sporades are Linaria – Agnontas Skopelos 35 nm an archipelago along the east coast of Greece, Agnontas Skopelos – Oreoi Evia 32 nm northeast of the island of Evia, in the Aegean Oreoi Evia – Volos 25 nm Sea. They consist of 24 islands and the term ‘’Sporades’’ refers mainly to these islands: Base Marina Skiathos Skopelos, Skyros, , Skiathos, , Peristera, , Skantzoura, , One week sailing Tsougria. They are found not only in the bigger Skiathos - Skopelos 14 n.m. and smaller islands, but in the North coast of GIOURA Skopelos - Skantzoura 18 n.m. SPORADES Evia as well and inside the Pagassitikos Gulf Skantzoura - Skyros 26 n.m. VOLOS (Volos) and the East coast of mainland. Skyros - Peristera 35 n.m. ALONISSOS LEHOUSA Pagasitikos Gulf The first four islands (Skopelos, Skyros, Peristera - Alonissos 5 n.m. PERISTERA Alonisos and Skiathos) are the greenest islands TRIKERI SKOPELOS Alonissos - Skiathos 20 n.m. SKIATHOS in Greece and have the most beautiful beaches SKANTZOURA two weeks sailing LOUTRO (such as Koukounaries and Lalaria in Skiathos), OREI as well as many bays, scenic coves and bright Skiathos - Skopelos 14 n.m. SKIROS white churches. The wind's force in Beaufort Skopelos - Skatzoura 18 n.m. scale is 3-5 and may rarely reach Force 7. North Gulf Skatzoura - Skiros 26 n.m. of Evia As it happens in the open Aegean Sea winds KIMI Aegean Sea Skiros - Peristera 35 n.m. begin in late June, blow stronger in July and EVIA August, and fade out in the middle of Peristera - Pelagos 10 n.m. PETRIES September. On the other hand, a kind of Pelagos - Allonisos 14 n.m. CHALKIDA Allonisos - Agnodas (Skopelos) 10 n.m. South Gulf "funnelled" East winds at the channels of Trikeri of Evia and Orei (SW of Skiathos isle close to the N part Agnodas - Glossa (Skopelos) 7 n.m. THIVA of Evia) shall be taken into consideration. Inside Glossa - Koukounaries (Skiathos) 11 n.m. AG. MARINA the gulf of Volos (Pagasitikos Gulf), the "rule" is Koukounaries - Orei (Evia) 19 n.m. KARISTOS NW winds at Force 2 Petalion Gulf Orei - Trikeri (Volos) 9 n.m. ATHENS RAFINA Cape Kafirevs Trikeri - Skiathos 22 n.m. SALAMINA ALIMOS

AEGINA LAVRIO Cape ATHENS Base Marina Lavrion ANDROS One week sailing ALIMOS LAVRIO Lavrion - Kea 16 n.m. AEGINA Kea - Syros (Finikas) 32 n.m. POROS GIAROS TINOS Syros - Mykonos 24 n.m. KEA CYCLADES Mykonos - Paros 24 n.m. MYKONOS SYROS Paros - Serifos 30 n.m. KITHNOS Serifos - Kithnos 21 n.m. Kithnos - Lavrion 25 n.m. Aegean Sea SERIFOS Two weeks sailing PAROS NAXOS SIFNOS AMORGOS PAROS Lavrion - Kea 16 n.m. KIMOLOS KOUFONISIA Kea - Syros 32 n.m. MILOS SIKINOS Syros - Tinos 18 n.m. IOS Tinos - Mykonos 10 n.m. FOLEGANDROS Mykonos - Paros 24 n.m. Paros - Koufonisia 27 n.m. SANTORINI Koufonisia - Ios 17 n.m. Ios - Santorini 24 n.m. Santorini - Folegandros 27 n.m. The Cyclades Folegandros - Milos 30 n.m. The Cyclades (from the Greek word for 'rings' or 'circles') is the central Milos - Sifnos 22 n.m. group of islands in the Aegean, so named because of the way they seem to Sifnos - Serifos 12 n.m. surround , the ancient centre of trade and worship. This group of Serifos - Kithnos 21 n.m. islands offers a landscape of naked rocks, white washed houses against Kithnos - Lavrion 25 n.m. crystal-clear water and a bright sky. Sailing in Cyclades you can visit the following main areas: Base Marina Alimos Athens Kea, Kithnos, Syros, Andros, Tinos, Mykonos, Delos and Rinia (Nothern Cyclades), Serifos, Sifnos, , Paros, Naxos (Middle Cyclades), One week sailing Donoussa, Iraklia, Schinousa, Koufonissia, Alimos - Cape Sounio 22 n.m. Amorgos and Levitha (Small Cyclades) and Milos, Kimolos, Folegandros, Cape Sounio - Kea 15 n.m. Sikinos, Ios, (Santorini) and Anafi (Southern Cyclades). Kea - Syros (Finikas) 32 n.m. The prevailing wind in the summer is the "Meltemi", Syros - Paros 23 n.m. which blows from the North / North West. It begins in June, Paros - Serifos 30 n.m. blows stronger in July and August at Force 5-6 in Beaufort scale Serifos - Kithnos 21 n.m. and may occasionally reach Force 8-9. It may blow for 1-3 days or Kithnos - Alimos 42 n.m. it may sometimes blow for 2 weeks at a time. Two weeks sailing Alimos - Cape Sounio 22 n.m. Cape Sounio - Kea 15 n.m. Kea - Syros (Finikas) 32 n.m. Syros - Mykonos 24 n.m. Mykonos - Naxos 21 n.m. Naxos - Koufonisia (Schinusa) 17 n.m. Koufonisia - Ios 17 n.m. Ios - Folegandros 18 n.m. Folegandros - Milos 30 n.m. Milos - Sifnos 22 n.m. Sifnos - Serifos 12 n.m. Serifos - Kithnos 21 n.m. Kithnos - Poros 45 n.m. Poros - Alimos 28 n.m. 7 Catamarans

LAGOON 450F LAGOON 440 LAGOON 42 LAGOON 420 LAGOON 400 S2 LAGOON 39

Length 45’ 10” 44’ 8” 42’ 41’ 4” 39’ 3” 38’ 6” Beam 25’ 1” 25’ 3” 25’ 3” 24’ 7” 23’ 9” 22’ 3” Draft 4’ 3” 4’ 3” 4’ 1” 4’ 2” 4’ 4’ Cabins 4 + 1 (4 +2) 4 + 2 4 + 2 4 + 1 (4 + 2) 4 + 2 4 + 2 WC 4 (4 + 1) 4 (5) 4 4 + 1 4 2 (4) Berths 10 10 10 10 10 10 Engine YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR Power 2 x 45 HP 2 x 60 HP 2 x 45 HP 2 x 40 HP 2 x 29 HP 2 x 29 HP (2 x 57 HP) (2 x 57 HP) (2 x 75 HP) (2 x 45 HP) (2 x 45 HP) Water Capacity 350 lt 900 lt 300 lt 350 lt 300 lt 300 lt Fuel Capacity 1040 lt 650 lt 600 lt 600 lt 400 lt 400 lt Main sail BATTENED BATTENED BATTENED BATTENED BATTENED BATTENED

LAGOON 380 S2 NAUTITECH 47 NAUTITECH 441 BALI 4.5 BALI 4.3 BALI 4.0

Length 37’ 11” 47’ 6” 44’ 2” 44’ 6” 43’ 40’ Beam 21’ 5” 24’ 9” 22’ 4” 24’ 3” 23’ 3” 22’ Draft 3’ 9” 3’ 9” 3’ 93” 4’ 3’ 9” 3’ 8” Cabins 4 + 2 (4 + 1) 4 + 2 twin 4 + 2 twin 4 + 2 4 + 2 4 + 2 WC 2 4 4 4 4 4 Berths 10 12 10 (12) 10 10 10 Engine YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR NANNI NANNI NANNI Power 2 x 21 HP 2 x 55 HP 2 x 40 HP 2 x 40 HP 2 x 40 HP 2 x 20 HP (2 x 30 HP) (2 x 50 HP) (2 x 40 HP) Water Capacity 300 lt 900 lt 800 lt 800 lt 800 lt 800 lt Fuel Capacity 200 lt 400 lt 400 lt 800 lt 800 lt 400 lt Main sail BATTENED BATTENED BATTENED BATTENED BATTENED BATTENED OCEANIS 50 OCEANIS 48 OCEANIS 45 OCEANIS OCEANIS SUN ODYSSEY 41 & 41.1 38 & 38.1 509 & 519

Length 49’ 54” 47’ 11” 45’ 9” 40’ 9” 37’ 9” 51’ 8” Beam 14’ 76” 15’ 7” 14’ 9” 13’ 9” 13’ 1” 15’ 4” Draft 5’ 58” 7’ 1” 7’ 5” 6’ 4” (7’ 2”) 6’ 10” 7’ 5” Cabins 5 (5 +1) 5 4 3 3 5 + 1 WC 3 + 1 3 2 2 1 (2) 3 + 1 Berths 10 10 8 / 10 6 / 8 6 / 8 10 / 12 Engine YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR

Power 75 HP 75 HP 54 HP 40 (45) HP 30 HP 80 HP Water Capacity 564 lt 900 lt 370 lt (570 lt) 240 lt 130 lt 615 lt Fuel Capacity 235 lt 400 lt 200 lt 200 lt 130 lt 240 lt Main sail BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING OCEANIS 50 OCEANIS 48 OCEANIS 45 OCEANIS OCEANIS SUN ODYSSEY SUN ODYSSEY SUN ODYSSEY SUN ODYSSEY SUN ODYSSEY BAVARIA 51 BAVARIA 46 41 & 41.1 38 & 38.1 509 & 519 469 & 479 439 & 449 409 & 419 379 & 389 CRUISER CRUISER

Length 49’ 54” 47’ 11” 45’ 9” 40’ 9” 37’ 9” 51’ 8” Length 47’ 4” 45’ 1” 41’ 10” 37’ 2” 49’ 2” 46’ 8” Beam 14’ 76” 15’ 7” 14’ 9” 13’ 9” 13’ 1” 15’ 4” Beam 14’ 8” 13’ 1” 13’ 1” 12’ 4” 15’ 3” 14’ 3” Draft 5’ 58” 7’ 1” 7’ 5” 6’ 4” (7’ 2”) 6’ 10” 7’ 5” Draft 7’ 4” 5’ 2” 6’ 10” 6’ 5” 7’ 4” 6’ 9” Cabins 5 (5 +1) 5 4 3 3 5 + 1 Cabins 4 4 3 3 5 4 WC 3 + 1 3 2 2 1 (2) 3 + 1 WC 4 2 2 1 3 3 Berths 10 10 8 / 10 6 / 8 6 / 8 10 / 12 Berths 8 / 10 8 / 10 6 / 8 6 / 8 10 8 / 9 Engine YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR Engine YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR YANMAR VOLVO VOLVO PENTA D2-75 PENTA D2-55 Power 75 HP 75 HP 54 HP 40 (45) HP 30 HP 80 HP Power 57 HP 57 HP 40 (45) HP 29 HP 75 HP 55HP Water Capacity 564 lt 900 lt 370 lt (570 lt) 240 lt 130 lt 615 lt Water Capacity 615 lt 330 lt 330 lt 230 lt 560 lt 360 lt Fuel Capacity 235 lt 400 lt 200 lt 200 lt 130 lt 240 lt Fuel Capacity 240 lt 200 lt 200 lt 130 lt 280 lt 210 lt Main sail BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / Main sail BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING BAVARIA 45 BAVARIA 41 ELAN 50i ELAN 45i ELAN 444i DUFOUR 412 CRUISER CRUISER GRAND LARGE

Length 46’ 8” 40’ 6’’ 49’ 9” 44’ 44’ 40’ 5” Beam 14’ 3” 13’ 15’ 4” 13’ 7” 13’ 7” 13’ 8” Draft 6’ 9” 6’ 7” 7’ 3” 6’ 2” 6’ 2” 6’ 9” Cabins 4 3 4 4 4 3 WC 3 2 3 2 2 2 Berths 8 / 9 6 / 7 8 / 10 8 / 10 8 / 10 6 / 8 Engine VOLVO VOLVO VOLVO VOLVO VOLVO VOLVO PENTA D2-55 PENTA D1-30 PENTA D2-75 PENTA D2-55 PENTA D2-55 Power 55HP 28HP 75 HP 55 HP 55HP 40 HP Water Capacity 360 lt 210 lt 605 lt 516 lt 516 lt 380 lt Fuel Capacity 210 lt 210 lt 295 lt 230 lt 230 lt 200 lt Main sail BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / BATTENED / FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING FURLING Bareboats General Information for Bareboat Charters The yachts are fully equipped, maintained by a group of specialists and All yachts are risk insured with a deductible insurance policy, as a guar- meet all high safety and comfort standards of Sun Yachting company. antee, paid to the broker upon embarkation. When a charter boat is returned without damages or lost items, the total amount of the guar- Every year our yachts are inspected by the Hellenic Register of Shipping antee is refunded. and a new certificate of inspection is issued. Our yachts are equipped with all the safety equipment required such as life rafts, dinghies, life Every yacht is delivered and returned with the aid of an inventory check jackets, life belts etc. and all the essential navigation equipment as list. The inventory list and an acceptance form must be signed by the GPS, VHFs, echo sounders, log, wind, speed instruments etc. We pro- charterer. Any defective or missing items should be mentioned on the vide all Bareboats with clean laundry, comprehensive sea charts and inventory list and the acceptance form, before clients’ departure. Greek water pilots. All yachts are delivered to the charterers in excel- lent technical condition, with full fuel and water tanks. Embarkation time is 17:00 pm and disembarkation time is 09:00 am. The yacht should be returned to the base, the afternoon before the end All tanks have to be filled up at the expenses of the charterer at the of the charter and check-out next morning. time of return. According to Greek Law, an official charter agreement must be signed by both the charterer and the broker. A crew list stat- Bareboat charters start from one of the following marinas: ing the passport or ID numbers of the members must be onboard. If the Marina Alimos (Athens), Marina Lavrion, Marina Lefkas, Marina crew does not have enough sailing experience or a sailing license, then Gouvia (Corfu), Marina Paroikia (Paros), Marina Tourlos (Mykonos), a skipper is available for hire. Marina Skiathos, Marina Volos, Marina Kos, Marina Mandraki (Rhodes). General Conditions for Bareboat Charters WAY OF PAYMENT A. For reservations made at least 5 months prior to the departure date, the way of payment will be: 25% upon signing the contract 25% after two months period and the rest 50% four weeks before yachts departure B. For reservations made less than 5 months prior to the departure date, the way of payment will be: 50% upon signing the contract 50% four weeks before yachts departure C. In case of reservation within four weeks prior to the departure date, the total charter fee should be paid the day of reservation. CANCELLATION FEES A. In case of cancellation between 3 to 2 months before embarkation, a cancellation fee of 30% will be kept B. In case of cancellation between 2 to 1 months before embarkation, a cancellation fee of 50% will be kept C. In case of cancellation between 1 month and embarkation, total charter fee will be kept D. In any other case which is not mentioned above, the cancellation fee is under negotiation E. If the cancelled boat will be re-booked for the same period and under the same conditions, then the total charter fee will be returned, less Euro 300 for cancellation fees.