Artemis (Gulet Artemis)

Perfect for groups. With 16 cabins and 46 berths, Artemis is built for large parties, corporate retreats, or multi-family charters, you'll struggle to find a traditional monohull this spacious. The gulet format means excellent socialising on deck without feeling cramped.

Well-equipped vessel. Teak cockpit, flybridge, heating, and a decent water-toys package (dinghy, snorkelling gear, SUP) tick most boxes for a relaxed cruise. Wi-Fi is a genuine bonus for groups who need to stay loosely connected.

Solid value proposition. At €16,660 per week for 46 berths, you're looking at roughly €360 per person for seven nights, genuinely competitive for a gulet of this size, especially if you're splitting costs among friends or colleagues.

One realistic note: She's 25+ years old, so expect the wear that comes with an older wooden vessel, charming character, but potentially more maintenance surprises than a newer build. Check the recent survey report and confirm whether the heating actually covers all cabins if you're considering an out-of-season cruise. The base location isn't specified here, so factor in airport transfers (Greece-based gulets typically mean Bodrum, Rhodes, or Fethiye, check with Sail in Greece Adventures for exact logistics from your arrival airport).

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