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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Classic charm on a budget. The Taxiarchis is a beautifully restored 1951 gulet that delivers authentic wooden-boat character without breaking the bank at €11,520 per week. At 16m with three cabins sleeping six, it's perfectly sized for small groups or families seeking an intimate, old-world sailing experience rather than modern luxury.
Solid practical features. You get the essentials: generator, solar panels, snorkeling kit, and stand-up paddle gear for exploring. The teak deck and vintage build are genuinely appealing if you love heritage vessels, and the zero deposit is a nice touch for international clients managing upfront costs.
Real value proposition. For European or transatlantic travelers, this hits a sweet spot—affordable week-long rates with character that modern plastic boats can't match. The YachtingMates operator appears established, which matters when chartering a 70-year-old wooden vessel.
Age comes with honesty. A 1951 gulet will have quirks—likely fewer creature comforts, potentially less predictable systems, and possibly limited air-conditioning or modern nav tech. If you need plug-and-play modern convenience, look elsewhere; if you're adventurous and want the real gulet story, this one's genuine.
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Based at Porto Cheli, in Porto Cheli, Greece. Taxiarchis is operated by YachtingMates.