Gulet Ecce Navigo

Why Charter Gulet Ecce Navigo

Based in Athens, Greece, the Gulet Ecce Navigo is a 34-metre Deluxe-class gulet, built in 1997 and refitted in 2020. She sleeps up to 10 guests across 5 cabins, with a crew of 5 including a captain, chef and hostess. Her 7.5-metre beam gives the deck and cabin layout extra room for a group of this size.

Five-Cabin Layout and Sleeping Arrangements

The accommodation configuration comprises 1 master, 2 double, and 2 twin cabins, sleeping 10 guests across five cabins, each with private en-suite bathrooms. Cabins are also fitted with air conditioning, LED lighting, a wardrobe, hairdryer, and bathroom amenities.

Deck Features and Outdoor Living

Outdoor life on Ecce Navigo centres on a sunbathing deck, fitted with sunbeds and a dedicated outdoor dining area for meals prepared in the fully equipped kitchen. A barbecue area, mini bar, wine cooler, and ice maker support informal dining and drinks service on deck, while a coffee machine and dishwasher support galley operations for the onboard chef. This Athens yacht charter includes deck space for relaxing at anchor.

Water Sports and Entertainment Onboard

The onboard equipment includes a jet ski, water ski, wakeboard, paddle board, towable toys, kayak, canoe, snorkelling gear, and fishing equipment. Evening entertainment includes a Bluetooth sound system, dance floor, portable party speakers, and a cocktail menu served from the onboard bar, along with board games and a poker set. Smart TV, satellite TV, and Wi-Fi are also fitted onboard.

Key Highlights of Ecce Navigo

• 34 meter LOA, 7.5 meter beam, single Caterpillar 540 Hp engine
• Built 1997, refitted 2020
• 5 cabins for 10 guests, crew of 5 including captain, chef, and hostess
• 24 kVA generator and water purification system
• Water toy inventory including jet ski and wakeboard

As a Deluxe charter yacht, Ecce Navigo combines a 2020 refit with a crew of five covering service, cleaning, and hospitality throughout the charter. The cabin mix, deck amenities, and water sports equipment are all carried aboard a single vessel in Greek waters.