34m Luxury Gulet Charter Greece | 2007 | PA3305

A luxury gulet charter Greece week on a 34-metre boat is a different animal from the 20-metre blue-cruise trade, and PA3305 shows where the money goes. She is a 33.8m two-masted gulet built in 2007 and refitted through 2023, with an 8.20m beam, 5 cabins for 10 guests and a crew of 6. Twin 440 hp diesels and 2 x 25.5 kVA generators run her; the varnished mahogany topsides over a deep blue hull are what people photograph.

The crew ratio is the number that matters: 6 crew for 10 guests, which is superyacht service on a traditional hull. She works the Dodecanese and the Turkish coast either side of it, so a luxury gulet charter Greece itinerary can run Kos to Symi to Rhodes, or cross to Bodrum and the Gulf of Gökova, depending on where the guests want to eat.

33.8 metres, refitted through 2023

The 2023 refit reached everywhere. The saloon is panelled in book-matched mahogany with a parquet sole, a tufted corner settee and a raised helm station behind it, so the wheel sits in the room rather than in a separate wheelhouse. Cabins carry four-poster berths, concealed LED lighting, Smart TVs and black marble en-suites. Air conditioning, a water maker, an ice machine and full entertainment are standard — the working comfort a luxury gulet charter Greece at this level is expected to have.

The luxury gulet charter Greece cruising ground

From Kos the route runs south through Kalymnos, Nisyros with its live volcano, Symi with the most photographed harbour front in the Dodecanese, and down to Rhodes and its walled medieval town. Turn north instead and Bodrum, the Gulf of Gökova and Cleopatra’s Island are a day away. A luxury gulet charter Greece can cross between the two countries in a week with the paperwork arranged in advance.

Aquinox arranges boat-in dining along both coasts — the waterline tavernas below the Symi houses, the grilled-fish kitchens of Kalymnos, the quiet jetties on the Gökova shore that hold a table for guests stepping off the tender. A luxury gulet charter Greece week turns the crossing into a string of them.

Saloon, galley and living space

There is more inside than most gulets offer: a full saloon with a settee and coffee table forward, a separate mahogany dining table for 10 aft of it, and sea-view windows along both sides. The galley works behind the helm, and the crew of 6 put out 3 meals a day around Aegean produce — served inside when the meltemi blows and at the long aft table when it does not.

5 cabins for 10 guests

The master is a full suite: a four-poster berth, a desk, a lounge chair, a safe, a Smart TV wall and its own marble en-suite. Four further doubles follow, each with an illuminated headboard panel, artwork and a black marble shower room with a vessel basin. All 5 are air conditioned and en-suite, and at 8.20m of beam none of them feels like an afterthought — which on a luxury gulet charter Greece is the difference between 10 happy guests and 4.

On deck and in the water

The foredeck carries a full run of sun pads with deck chairs and low tables forward of the mainmast; the aft deck seats 10 at one table under a fixed awning, with a cushioned day bed behind. Paddleboards, kayaks, water skis, towables and fishing gear ship as standard, with a jet ski, wakeboard and windsurf kit available as optional extras. A deck shower and a swim platform finish the stern — on a luxury gulet charter Greece the swim ladder gets more use than the engines do.

Specifications

• Length: 33.8m
• Beam: 8.20m
• Type: two-masted gulet, crewed
• Built: 2007, refit 2023
• Cabins: 5 (1 master, 4 double), all en-suite
• Guests: 10
• Crew: 6
• Engines: 2 x 440 hp
• Generators: 2 x 25.5 kVA
• Air conditioning: cabins and saloon
• Water: water maker, deck shower
• Comforts: ice machine, satellite TV, internet

Charter this gulet in the Dodecanese

PA3305 charters from EUR 24,500 per week (EUR 3,500 per day), departing Kos, Rhodes or Bodrum — 6 crew for 10 guests on a 34-metre hull, which is the case for this luxury gulet charter Greece over anything shorter. For a smaller boat in the same waters, see the 24m gulet at Kos, or browse the full Aquinox fleet. For island background, the Greek National Tourism Organisation’s Dodecanese guide is the place to start.

Aquinox Yachting manages every luxury gulet charter Greece end to end — provisioning, itinerary, transfers, berths, cross-border paperwork and the crew briefing that gets the first swim in before lunch.