The charter fee covers the yacht, standard equipment, and insurance. Cleaning, tourist tax, and any optional extras (skipper, paddle board, etc.) are billed at the base — we confirm the full breakdown when you request a quote.
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Perfect for groups This 2020 Excess 12 catamaran sleeps seven across three cabins, making it ideal for families or small groups wanting to charter together without splitting costs across multiple boats. The beam and open-plan layout typical of Excess catamarans means plenty of space below deck and excellent sociability in the cockpit.
Well-equipped vessel You're getting serious kit here: water maker, generator, solar panels, spinnaker, autopilot, and air conditioning all standard. The lazy jack and cockpit speakers show the owner understands what makes bareboat chartering genuinely comfortable rather than just functional.
Excellent value proposition At €3,324 per week (roughly £2,800), you're paying roughly £400 per person for seven, that's competitive for a modern, fully-equipped catamaran. The €3,000 deposit is reasonable, and Messinia Yachts' perfect 5-star rating (albeit from just two reviews) suggests reliable service and handover standards.
One caveat worth noting The base location isn't specified in your data, so confirm it's genuinely convenient to your nearest airport before booking, some Greek charter bases require 2-3 hour transfers, which adds friction to a long-haul flight. Once you've verified the logistics, this looks like a solid, unpretentious boat for a group holiday.
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Based at Kalamata Port, in Kalamata, Greece. Spearhead is operated by Messinia Yachts.
Kalamata Port in the southern Peloponnese is ideally positioned for exploring the Messinian Gulf and the Ionian Islands to the west. Week 1 typically involves sailing north towards Pylos and the sheltered anchorages around Navarino Bay, or westward to Sapienza Island and beyond, with moderate northern winds providing consistent conditions. The marina serves as a practical departure point for charters targeting less-crowded Ionian cruising grounds, though it requires a longer initial passage than more northerly Greek starting points.
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