Aegean Schatz – Yener
Sailing yacht

Aegean Schatz | 2006

Yener

  • 10 guests
  • 5 cabins
  • 5 crew
  • 2006 built
  • 105ft (32m)

Aegean Schatz

About Aegean Schatz

Best for: groups of friends or couples seeking a classic sailing holiday, with multi-generational families a close second.

Aegean Schatz is a 32-metre wooden sailing yacht built by Yener in 2006, and her all-timber construction, cherry wood interior with mahogany floors, and taupe and beige upholstery set her apart from the steel and fibreglass fleet. She feels like a proper sailing ship inside, warm and considered, without being stuffy.

Up to ten guests spread across five cabins: a master suite, two double cabins, a twin, and additional berths covering two queen, two double, and two single beds. A crew of five, including Captain Ioannis Chatzimarinakis, runs the boat so guests do nothing but enjoy the sail. On the water, the tender, two canoes, paddleboards, snorkelling gear, fishing equipment, and a ringo keep every pace of day covered. Air conditioning and Wi-Fi round out the practical side.

Specifications

10Guests
5Cabins
5Crew
105ftLength
2006Year

Highlights

  • Cruise in Greece & Turkey
  • Recently refitted
  • Great crew

Water sports & toys

  • Tender 4,25 mt with 50HP outboard engine
  • 2 paddle boards
  • Floating toys
  • Snorkeling & Fishing Equipment
  • 2 x Canoe
  • Ringo

Meet the crew

Ioannis Chatzimarinakis
Captain · GreekIoannis ChatzimarinakisRead bio
Chef · GreekChristos GoudasRead bio
Chief steward/ess · BritishLara Studenko
Stewardess · GreekVassiliki Dodekatou
Deckhand · EgyptianAmr Mohamed El Khaniny

Details

Very popular
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Choose your dates for an indicative all-in price (charter fee + VAT + APA).

Summer base · `Relocates seasonally — winter base in Athens.
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In demand — 80 weeks already reserved. Popular dates go quickly.

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Good to know

We want to make sure you are well prepared and informed for your trip. Here are a few things you might want to know before you set off.
An APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance) is an amount paid to the yacht before your charter. It's a fund to cover expenses such as food & drink eaten on board, fuel and mooring fees. At the end of your charter, you’ll receive a detailed document showing how the APA was spent, and any remaining balance will be refunded to you. if in doubt about what is included, ask your HELM broker.
The Captain will let you know if you're about to overspend and discuss your next steps, which wil generally be a bank transfer to top up the funds.
We recommend (10-15% for the Med) (15-20% for the Caribbean/Bahamas) of your charter fee, which will be split evenly among the crew (it's a nice touch to bring a blank envelope or a thank you card in advance).
We'll share your Captain's details with you a few weeks before your charter. We can set up a group chat with your group and the captain to discuss plans before you go.

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