Gulet MARE NOSTRUM tops list of most popular charter yachts in Turkey
SPECIAL FEATURES
The 144’ traditional gulet, MARE NOSTRUM sails the Turkish Mediterranean and Aegean coasts and throughout Greek waters from May through to October, offering her guests a whole new world of experiences. Discover new flavours, new horizons and all the peace and tranquility of sailing. With her strong schooner rig, MARE NOSTRUM drifts along effortlessly under summer winds, with the chance to entertain a pod of cheerful dolphins.
Classed as a luxury gulet, MARE NOSTRUM was designed and built specifically for charter and lunched in 2008. She offers 12 guests the opportunity to holiday in style, with excellent amenities and five-star service. While providing sumptuous accommodating for up to 12, a party of 16 guests can be seated around a beautifully inlaid al fresco dining table. The entire dining area is concealed from view while in port, assuring a high level of privacy.
The yacht's interior, finished in rich mahogany and marble exudes extra charm thanks to the artistry of local woodworkers and stonemasons. Twelve guests have a choice of double and single-berth cabins. There are six in total and each cabin is more or less equal in size.
The crew of the MARE NOSTRUM have been with her for many years and as they know the yacht and the cruising ground intimately, they have secured a very fine reputation for quality service.
YACHT AMENITIES
Cabin configuration
| MASTER CABIN | 5 |
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| TWIN CABIN | 1 |
Tender & Toys
2 X 6m Tender with 140 HP outboard
Waterski
Wakeboard
Banana
2 x Ringo
2 x Canoe
2 x Paddleboard
Jet ski
Liftfoil
2 x Seabob
On board entertainment
Wifi
Plasma TV in saloon
Satellite system LCD TV in each cabin
Nintendo Wii
Playstation III
Engines & Generators
2 x 725 hp MAN
2 x 47 kW + 33 kW Westerbeke
Weekly rates
| may, june, july, august, september, october | 80.000 € |
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Includes
- Private use of the yacht for the agreed charter period
- Crew service, crew wages and provisioning for the crew (meals, drinks for the crew)
- Usage of equipment available onboard if not states otherwise (some tenders, chase boats, special water toys can be used at additional cost)
- Linen, towels, and yacht cleaning
- Yacht insurance (the yacht recommends that the guests have their own personal travel insurance)
- Yacht maintenance and technical readiness before the charter
Extras
- 20% VAT of the charter fee
- 30% A.P.A. of the charter fee to be paid additionally to cover all charter expenses
Advance Provisioning Allowance is an upfront payment used to cover variable expenses for the yacht and its tender - fuel for engines and generators, food, drinks, port fees, marina expenses, local taxes, rental of additional water toys if requested by the guests, and any extras you request during your charter. The captain manages this budget on your behalf, keeping track of expenses. At the end of your trip, you’ll receive a detailed report, and any unused funds are refunded to you, or extra costs are settled directly with the captain. The APA accounts should be settled Seth the captain before the disembarkation. For a more detailed explanation about APA, please follow this link. - Crew gratuity (customary 10–15% of the charter fee, at client’s discretion)
