Erato yacht charter | 30m 7-Cabin Gulet Built 2001

About the yacht

Discover Erato

An Erato yacht charter brings up to 19 guests aboard a 30-metre Gulet with seven en suite cabins. Double beds furnish every cabin. The deck arrangement includes aft seating, an open front deck, and a sunbathing area with sun mattresses. An inside saloon offers another shared setting.

Leisure time centres on the TV and DVD player, cards and board games. Equipment for windsurfing, kneeboarding and SUP joins basic fishing equipment, snorkels, masks and flippers. The 2023 refit complements a Gulet built in 2001, bringing a current chapter to an established vessel.

Up to 19 guests
Seven en suite cabins
30-metre Gulet
Aft seating and open deck
Watersports and fishing equipment

Room for 19 Guests

The accommodation is arranged across seven en suite cabins, all configured as double cabins with double beds. It supports an onboard group of up to 19 guests.

Deck Spaces for Guests

A sunbathing area with sun mattresses sits alongside aft deck seating and a large open front deck. These separate onboard areas give guests options for sitting outside or using the open deck.

Saloon Entertainment Choices

Inside, the saloon contains a TV and DVD player alongside cards and board games. This gives the group a distinct entertainment setting beyond the deck areas.

Water Sports Equipment

Guests have equipment for windsurfing, kneeboarding and SUP, plus basic fishing equipment and snorkelling pieces including snorkels, masks and flippers. The selection supports several ways to spend time on the water.

Accommodation

Cabins Designed for Your Group

Explore the onboard cabin layout and sleeping arrangements to understand how your group can be accommodated.

19 maximum guests7 guest cabins4 crew

Will this cabin arrangement suit your group?

Share your group size and preferred sleeping arrangements in your enquiry so the team can check suitability.

On board

Life Aboard Erato

Cabins

Seven en suite cabins
Double beds

Deck Areas

Sunbathing area
Sun mattresses
Aft deck seating
Inside saloon
Open front deck

Entertainment

TV and DVD player
Cards and board games

Water Gear

Windsurfing equipment
Kneeboarding equipment
SUP equipment
Basic fishing equipment
Sets of snorkels
Sets of masks
Sets of flippers

Charter rates

Understanding the Cost of Your Charter

The weekly charter rate covers the vessel and equipment, basic consumable stores, linen laundry, crew wages, uniforms and insurance. Fuel, port fees and provisions are managed through APA, so the total cost reflects those expenses during the charter.

Indicative rates, pending final confirmation

From €30,000 to €33,010 per week

Rates are indicative and subject to availability.

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Common Pricing Questions

Is VAT included in the rate?

VAT at 13% is charged on top of the base rate for Erato. Your quotation confirms the rate that applies to your charter.

What is APA?

APA stands for Advance Provisioning Allowance, an amount paid ahead of the charter towards running costs such as food, drinks, fuel and port fees. Any unspent balance is normally returned. The guideline for Erato is 35% of the charter fee.

Is there a damage deposit?

Your quotation confirms whether a damage deposit applies. Where one does, it is separate from the charter fee and is normally returned after the charter.

What can change the final price?

Season, charter length, itinerary, food and drinks, port fees and any active offers all affect the final figure.

How do we get an exact price?

Send your preferred dates and group size. We confirm availability and itemise the costs in a quotation before you commit.

Where you can sail

Eastern Mediterranean Charter Route

From Athens, the Eastern Mediterranean programme can incorporate Mykonos, Kos, Idhra (Hydra), Zakynthos, Symi and Parikia (Paros). Each stop brings a distinct mix of beaches, harbours, historic settings or nightlife described for the area.

Routes are possibilities, not a fixed day-by-day plan. The final route depends on weather, trip duration and charter terms.

Mykonos

Lively nightlife, a cosmopolitan atmosphere, beaches, windmills and white-washed buildings shape this glamorous island escape.

Best for: Nightlife, beaches and island glamour

Sample itinerary

Start from Athens and shape a flexible itinerary around Mykonos, Kos, Idhra (Hydra), Zakynthos, Symi and Parikia (Paros). Stop selection and order can be adjusted to suit the charter’s preferred focus.

Day 1: Mykonos Discover lively nightlife, a cosmopolitan atmosphere, beaches, windmills and traditional white-washed buildings during a glamorous island escape ashore.
Day 2: Kos Explore ancient ruins, golden sandy beaches and local tavernas, with an ancient harbour, rich history and modern facilities.
Day 3: Idhra (Hydra) Experience traditional charm without cars, where transport by foot, donkey or boat creates a distinctive island visit for guests.
Day 4: Zakynthos Choose beaches, water activities, natural wonders and vibrant nightlife in a destination that combines leisure with adventure for guests.
Day 5: Symi Visit colourful neoclassical architecture, tranquil coves and quaint villages, with maritime history adding to a peaceful romantic setting.
Day 6: Parikia (Paros) Take in beautiful beaches, narrow streets, white-washed houses and historic landmarks around the Old Town of this coastal town.

Good to know

Frequently Asked Questions About Erato

Concise answers about this yacht. Final details are confirmed with your quotation.

What does the Erato charter rate include?

The charter rate covers the vessel, its working equipment, basic consumable stores, ship’s linen laundry, crew wages, uniforms and insurance. Fuel, port fees and provisions are paid through the APA. Any unused APA is returned before disembarkation.

How many guests and cabins does Erato have?

Erato accommodates up to 19 guests in seven en suite cabins. All cabins are double cabins with double beds. The yacht also has a sun mattress for each guest, plus aft seating and an inside saloon.

Where is Erato based for charter?

Erato is based in Athens, Greece, and cruises the Eastern Mediterranean. Charter plans can include Mykonos, Kos, Idhra (Hydra), Zakynthos, Symi and Parikia (Paros). These stops offer beach, harbour, history and nightlife options for the journey.

Can the Erato route be adjusted?

Yes, the route can be adjusted around the Eastern Mediterranean stops named for Erato. Discuss whether Mykonos, Kos, Idhra (Hydra), Zakynthos, Symi or Parikia (Paros) best suit your plans, alongside your preferred order, when requesting a quote.

What leisure equipment is onboard Erato?

Erato carries windsurfing, kneeboarding and SUP equipment, plus basic fishing equipment and sets of snorkels, masks and flippers. A TV and DVD player, cards and board games provide further leisure options in the saloon on board.

How do I check availability and book?

Contact Yacht Cloud for a charter quote to check availability and begin booking. Share your preferred month, party size and route interests so the enquiry can be considered for Erato. Rates remain indicative and subject to availability.

Plan your charter

Request a Quote for Erato

Tell us when you would like to travel and how many guests are joining. Yacht Cloud can review suitable dates, arrangements and pricing before you decide whether to proceed. Submitting an enquiry does not confirm a booking.

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Erato, 7 Cabin Gulet

Discover Erato

Room for 19 Guests

Deck Spaces for Guests

Saloon Entertainment Choices

Water Sports Equipment

Cabins Designed for Your Group

Will this cabin arrangement suit your group?

Life Aboard Erato

Cabins

Deck Areas

Entertainment

Water Gear

Understanding the Cost of Your Charter

Common Pricing Questions

Eastern Mediterranean Charter Route

Mykonos

Kos

Idhra (Hydra)

Zakynthos

Symi

Parikia (Paros)

Frequently Asked Questions About Erato

Request a Quote for Erato

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