C-ROCK – Tecnomar
Motor yacht · Greece

C-ROCK | 2009

Tecnomar

  • 12 guests
  • 5 cabins
  • 5 crew
  • 2009 built
  • 100ft (30m)

C-ROCK

C-ROCK · Greece

About C-ROCK

GIOE I is a 30.5-metre Tecnomar motor yacht, built in 2009 and comprehensively refitted in 2022 — a well-maintained, contemporary platform that represents genuine value in the 30-metre charter bracket. Athens-based, with the Aegean as her home water and the Ionian within reach when the week calls for it.

There is a particular kind of Greek summer that GIOE I was made for — whether that means swim-before-lunch quiet or music-until-the-sun-comes-up loud, she handles both without changing character. One day it's a cove off Kythnos with the engines cut and a cold bottle already open on the aft deck. The next it's a berth in Mykonos old port, dinner at Scorpios, the tender ferrying friends out until the early hours. Serifos at golden hour, a long morning in Hydra, Ibiza-energy nights when the group wants them — the islands are wide enough for any mood.

Accommodation is across five en-suite cabins for ten guests: a full-beam master on the quiet side of the yacht, two VIP doubles, two twins — a flexible layout for families and mixed groups alike. The aft deck runs long lunches and long dinners; the flybridge becomes either a late-night bar or a sunrise coffee spot, depending on who is up. The main-deck salon carries the in-between hours. A professional crew of five who live these waters read the room the way good hosts read a dinner — when to turn the music up, when to disappear.

Underway, GIOE I cruises at 22 knots with a 28-knot top end — enough to chain multi-island itineraries without sacrificing fuel range or on-deck calm. The 2022 refit brought systems and styling into the current decade while preserving the solid Tecnomar bones. She is not the biggest yacht in the anchorage and was never trying to be. She is the one people on the other yachts end up asking about — the one whose guests look, quietly, like they've won the week.

During her 2026 refit GIOE I received the following upgrades:

New mattresses New master cabin and main saloon fridges New ice maker New crockery-glassware New tender

New toys New seabob f9 New & upgraded kitchen equipment New lighting system on deck Starlink Cable TV in all cabins Apple TV in all cabins New Connected Audio System (with Airplay)

Full disinfection, biological cleaning

Refreshed paint Glossing Full service W3 (3000 hours) MTU Full Service Onan Generators New piping system for black and grey water tanks New pump system for passerelle Full service to A/C adn fan coils

Full service to 2 water makers (total 320 l/h) New boilers

Specifications

12Guests
5Cabins
5Crew
100ftLength
2009Year

Highlights

  • Refit 2026
  • Modern, sleek, sleeps 12
  • Unbeatable Value
  • New Toys
  • Amazing Chef

Water sports & toys

  • 1 Seabob F9
  • 1 Kawasaki jet ski 160RX
  • 2 Stand Up Paddles
  • Towables:
  • 1 ringo
  • 2 sofas 2/3 seats
  • Tender Grand 4.60 60hp yamaha 2023

Meet the crew

Captain · GreekDimitris SkopelitisRead bio
Dimitrios Karagiannidis
Deckhand · GreekDimitrios KaragiannidisRead bio

Details

General rates

  • Summer 2026 (May 01 – Sep 30, 2026)+ ALL

+ VAT (approx. 13%) + APA (40%)

Locations

Summer operationsGreece - Aegean/Cyclades Sea, Greece - Ionian Sea, Turkey
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Summer base · July, AugustRelocates seasonally — winter base in Athens, Greece.
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Number of Guests:12 guests
Low season rate: €55,000 per week
+VAT (approx. 13%) +APA (40%)
High season rate: €60,000 per week
+VAT (approx. 13%) +APA (40%)
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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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