Gulet Virtuoso

Why Charter the Gulet Virtuoso in Athens

The Gulet Virtuoso departs from Athens, Greece, on weekly charters running Saturday to Saturday. Built in 2006 and refitted in 2018, this 35-metre Luxury class gulet sleeps up to 12 guests across six cabins, with a crew of six and a watersports inventory including a jetski, wakeboard and paddle board.

With a 7.9-metre beam, the yacht offers below-deck space for six cabins, available through Athens yacht charter listings.

Six-Cabin Layout and Sleeping Setup

Accommodation is split across 2 master, 3 double and 1 twin cabin, each with a private bathroom and air conditioning. With two master cabins rather than one, guests get two equivalent-standard suites instead of a single primary cabin and secondary doubles.

Wardrobes, hairdryers and bathroom amenities are fitted in the cabins, alongside a water purification system, LED lighting and water heater/kettle units onboard.

Al Fresco Dining and Entertainment

The sundeck has a sunbathing area fitted with sunbeds and a relaxation music system. A barbecue area and indoor dining table cover meal service, backed by a galley with a wine cooler, ice maker and dishwasher.

In the evening, the same deck converts into an entertainment space with a dance floor and portable party speakers, alongside a schnapps bar and cocktail menu.

Watersports Toys and Onboard Connectivity

Gulet Virtuoso carries a watersports inventory including a jetski, water ski, wakeboard, paddle board, kayak, canoe, snorkelling gear and fishing equipment.

Connectivity includes Wi-Fi, a Smart TV, Satellite TV and Netflix access, with USB and wireless charging units fitted onboard.

Crew and Technical Notes

A crew of six runs the yacht, covering navigation, galley service, and housekeeping, supported by a Perkins 40 kW engine and an Onan 22.5 kW auxiliary, plus a 28 KWA generator for power at anchor. Cruising speed is quoted at 12 knots.

Daily cleaning and a dedicated waiter/bartender are part of crew service, alongside GPS navigation, radar, autopilot and depth sounder equipment on the bridge.