Artemis, our beautiful Yacht in Greece

We prefer to keep our charter operations small and personal, because – despite our many years in the biz – we still love the close, dynamic spirit that a “real” sailing yacht engenders.  Our SeaScape team love to look after their guests like visiting family, not just another number on a booking form.

So you won’t find us providing long, indiscrimate lists of every charter boat out there; there are plenty of other “agency sites” who do that. With the 25 years we’ve been operating in this area, we know the Good, the Bad, and the Don’t-touch-with-a-Bargepole operators. And we’re picky :).

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Artemis is a modern-designed 55′ sloop, with a semi-pilothouse design which creates a very unusual – and huge! – split-level saloon. The lower level is the main dining area and galley, with tons of seating and cooking space – dinner for 10 is cosy but very do-able! On the upper level, the skipper can keep out of the way at the nav station; or share a few Happy Hour aperitifs at the little breakfast bar.

She has 4 double guest cabins; two large doubles in the aft; the f’ard cabins are usually bunkbeds, but can be turned into double beds also. The skipper’s cabin is separate, right up f’ard. There are 4 heads (bathrooms), and with the shower on the aft swim platform also, there’s no lining up for a shower on this boat! We do recommend showering on shore though, as water supply is limited.

Yacht layout

6 cabins in total: 4 guest cabins and 2 crew cabins

Layout of yacht Artemis
  1. Skipper’s cabin
  2. F’ard bunkbeds (convertible to double)
  3. F’ard bunkbeds (convertible to double)
  4. Galley
  5. Main saloon table
  6. Crew cabin
  7. Nav station
  8. Aft double
  9. Aft double

Charter Rates

Prices are for the whole boat, per week, in Euros

Number of PeoplePrice Per Week
26000
36250
46750
57000
67250
77500
88000

Artemis life

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Techie Specs

  • Built in Athens, 1991
  • Length: 16m
  • Beam: 4.55m
  • Max guests: 8/9
  • Crew: skipper (first mate optional extra)
  • Fuel capacity 300 litres
  • Fresh water: 1000 litres
  • Engines: 2 x 50hp Yanmars
  • Rigging: Furling main & genoa
  • Electricity: 12v. Mains 220v when on shore power

SeaScape’s Skippered charters

To use a fine Buddhist quote – we’re the “Middle Way” :). We hate the idea of asking guests to fork out extra at the end; everyone should know the cost upfront, and no sneaky extras. It’s that way throughout; from first checking out the pricelist on our page, to waving farewell at the dock. No Surprise Extras!”. On our trips, you will find the boats already well-stocked with food and drink on your arrival; you don’t need to even think about fuel, water, mooring fees, local taxes, etc…it’s all covered. And the skipper…well, a good or so-so one can make or break a trip. Paul our skipper /owner LOVES creating the fun, dynamic “real sailing team” spirit onboard Artemis – it makes all the difference !

We have a blog post coming soon with much more detail for newbies – in the meantime, do feel free to mail us with any questions whatsoever! Don’t worry if you are a newbie, and you think it might sound dumb; we’ve all been there as green landlubbers at some time!

Here’s a summary of what’s included (or not) in our SeaScape trips:

What’s Included:

  • Accommodation on Artemis a 55′ yacht in a double/twin cabin
  • SeaScape skipper and first mate
  • Informal sailing instruction if desired
  • Breakfast buffet every day & lunches on board
  • One evening meal on board if desired, as it gives us the option to anchor in a quiet bay and enjoy the stars without going ashore.
  • Complimentary Happy Hour on the first night
  • All boat running costs (fuel, water, mooring, etc)
  • All local taxes

What’s Not Included:

  • Transportation to/from the boats
  • Personal travel insurance
  • Dinners and other onshore costs

Below we created this fun little table to sum up the basic differences in types of charters:

Inclusion The 'Other Guys' SeaScape
Diesel Refill diesel tanks at end of charter
Allow around 200-250 €/wk
Unlimited
Water 20-30 euro per fill Included
Boat insurance Typical security deposit around 1500-2000€ Included
Mooring fees Varies hugely from 0-80 €/night Included
End cleaning DIY at end of charter or pay up —approx 80-120 € Included
Skipper Anything between 150-200 €/day. "On duty" time generally considered to be sailing only.
Do your own shopping, sightseeing, and make sure you pay for/provide skipper's meals too!
Our skippers keep the boat well stocked with provisions, tell/show you the coolest local places to go.
Your insider connection to the locals and our little SeaScape "family".
Learn to sail? Not usually.
Depends on the goodwill of the freelance skipper you get.
Informal sailing tips always available!
We're more than happy if people want to get involved in sailing the yachts.
Provisioning Breakfasts, lunches, soft drinks, unlimited help-yourself snacks, fresh fruit, etc...
Alcohol First Happy Hour round is on us - then you're welcome to BYO!
Dinner Usually ashore in a restaurant
(in Thailand, about half of our dinners are onboard, prepared by our amazing cook!)
Meal service We all help out!
Linen Make your own beds! We make 'em the first day; after that, it's up to you!
Price
Varies according to boat chosen.
Plus all the extras.

Add up all the extras for a bareboat-with-skipper and you'll find our prices are generally less.