Aegeotissa II

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Basic Info

Aegeotissa II is a 40 metres deluxe wooden motorsailer and features 12 double cabins (24 passengers), each with its own ensuite facilities and bath.

She was built in 1999 and is full air-conditioned. Her crew of 6 will offer you every service you require.

Yacht’s Specifications – Details

Built in Preveza shipyards in 1999. In accordance with the records of the Hellenic Register of Shipping it is believed to be the largest wooden clipper constructed in Greece the past 50 years.

The owner (cpt Stavros Arelis) is also the captain. The captain & the boat were elevated from the Greek Marine Ministry with the “gold Navy Medal” for their action in Samina’s shipwrecks rescue.

Our “cruises Aegeotissa’s stories” have been published in the past, in sevelar nautical magazines.

Navigation & safety

Radar
3 Vhf
Gmdss
Chart Protter
Echo sounder
Navtex
2 liferatfs @20 person
45 Adults Life jackets
12 Children’s life jackets

Recreation

Tender with outboard engine
Water ski
Wake board
Tube
under water fishing equipment
Full snorkelling
Color Tv
Cd- Radio player
Board games
Deck shower
Deck sun-chairs
Swimming platform

Prices

All year round: 21,500€ per week

Charter Conditions for Crewed Yachts

Specifications

L.O.A.: 40 mtrs
Beam: 8 mtrs
Draft: 4 mtrs
Displacement: 350 tons
Flag: Greek
Max speed: 10 m/h
Crew: 6
Built: Custom at “Preveza” boat yard in Greece. Launched in April 1999 (Greece)
Hull & superstructure: Wood (Iroko)
Deck: Iroko
Intereior: Oak
Engines: 2 x 380 Hp Iveco Aifo
Generators: 2 x 45 Kwa Iveco Aifo
Voltage: 12 Volt DC,24 Volt DC,220 Volt AC , 380 Volt AC
Diesel consumption: 60 ltrs per hour
Fuel capacity: 6 tons
Water capacity: 8 tons
Water maker: 120 ltr/hr

Accommodation

Wooden Traditional Greek Motor sailer. “Aegeotissa II” comfortably accommodates 24 guests in 12 double cabins, each with own separate en suite facilities & baths and Fully air-conditioned.
8 cabins with one double and one single bed (all lower)
2 cabins with two single –lowerbeds
2 cabins with one double bed
Crew quarters are separated from guests’ cabins