Agata Blu, 4 Cabin Catamaran
Athens, Greece
Yacht Type
Catamaran
Length
22m
Built
2023
Refitted
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At a Glance
Agata Blu is a 22-meter Sunreef 70 catamaran, newly constructed and sailing around the Greek islands. The yacht's hull and superstructure have been crafted to maximize livable space while maintaining seaworthiness. This fully customized model boasts four exceptionally comfortable staterooms, accommodating up to 10 guests. A wide array of water toys is available for guests on board. The experienced crew of four is dedicated to providing guests with an unforgettable charter experience amidst the stunning Greek islands!
Cabin Configuration
- Guests
- 10
- Cabins
- 4
- Crew
- 4
She offers four en-suite cabins: an owner’s suite with an extra fold-out bed for a child, a VIP cabin also featuring an additional fold-out bed for a child, and two guest cabins, all equipped with private facilities. Agata Blu’s flybridge boasts a large area measuring fifty square meters, along with a very roomy bow section that includes both lounging and sunbathing spaces.
Where You’ll Find Agata Blu
Athens, Greece
Features
- Recently constructed catamaran
A bespoke, tailor-made luxury catamaran
- Expansive open areas
Her bow area is expansive, offering spaces for lounging and sunbathing
- Opulent interior design
The central part of the ship is designated for dining and relaxation to ensure guests have a comfortable stay
- A multitude of dining choices
She provides a variety of choices, including outdoor dining on the aft deck and sundeck area or indoor dining options.
- Cozy private cabins with attached bathrooms
A welcoming and spacious cabin that allows guests to move around comfortably.
Entertainment
Agata Blu offers a variety of water sports options, including the Highfield SP 520 with a Yamaha F100 LB engine, the SeaDoo model 65ND Spark, 2UP 90 iBR Trixx, one Seabob, two SUPs, two Aquamarina floating islands measuring 250 cm by 160 cm, fishing equipment, a wakeboard, a towable, an electric bicycle, and a hydraulic platform.
Special Conditions
The charter fee covers the following:
The rental of the Vessel along with all its operational equipment; tools; supplies; cleaning items and basic consumables for the engine room, deck, kitchen, and cabins; laundering of the ship's linens; crew salaries, uniforms, and vessel insurance.
Additional costs to keep in mind:
The VAT rate indicated and applied here is based on current tax laws, which are subject to change without notice. If tax law changes affect the overall amount due, the Charterer will either receive a credit or be charged the difference.
Other costs, like fuel, port charges, and provisions, will be taken from the APA. Any remaining funds will be returned to the Charterer before leaving the vessel. If the APA does not cover all expenses, extra funds may be needed to make up the difference.