Charter the yacht LATIKO | Yacht broker

Description

LATIKO is a 145-foot (43.6-meter) superyacht built in 2014 by Benetti. With its modern design, high comfort levels, and impeccable performance, LATIKO embodies elegance and sophistication.

Onboard, the yacht can accommodate up to 12 guests in 5 cabins. The master suite, located on the main deck, features panoramic windows and a spacious en-suite bathroom. There are also 2 VIP cabins with double beds and 2 guest cabins with twin beds, all equipped with en-suite bathrooms.

Powered by two powerful Caterpillar C32 Acert engines, LATIKO reaches a maximum speed of 15 knots and a cruising speed of 13.5 knots, making it an excellent choice for long-distance voyages with a range of up to 6,000 nautical miles.

The exterior areas onboard LATIKO are meticulously designed. The spacious sun deck with a jacuzzi and dining area is the perfect place to relax and enjoy panoramic views. The aft section of the main deck features an outdoor dining area, and the beach club provides easy access to the water, offering additional opportunities for water sports.

LATIKO is equipped with an impressive collection of water toys, including two tenders, jet skis, Seabob, electric surfboards, SUP boards, inflatable toys, and fishing gear. The yacht is serviced by a professional crew of 9, ensuring high-quality service and comfort for guests throughout the charter.

Kristina Kram

+377 678 63 33 13

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Location and rates

PRICE SUMMER SEASON

from €175,000 p/week + expenses

LOCATION SUMMER

Greece, Turkey

PRICE WINTER SEASON

from €175,000 p/week + expenses

LOCATION WINTER

Greece, Turkey

CABINS

5+5

GUESTS

11

CREW

9

MASTER CABIN

UPPER DECK

Destinations

Summer season Winter season

Greece

Greece, a land of fabulous beauty, remains one of the world's most popular travel destinations and has almost 15,000 kilometers of coastline and over 2,000 islands, of which only 170 are inhabited.

There is no better way to explore the beauty of the Greek islands and the coastline of mainland Greece than on a private yacht. By chartering a yacht, you can see unique landscapes and experience the culture of several islands in a short period of time. Some of the islands have airports, making it possible to get to the yacht fairly quickly. The islands are close to each other, and the term "island-hopping" is used here for a reason. You can easily visit a dozen islands during a short cruise, explore isolated beaches with their unique local culture and taste the freshest national food.

Greece has over 250 days of sunshine a year and a typical Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers. The peak cruising season is the summer from June to August, however, May, September and October are also great for yacht vacations. Temperatures are still comfortable, although a little cooler than in summer, and the water in the sea is lovely for swimming.

Turkey

A typical day on a private yacht in Turkey is as much about water activities as it is about endless coastal walks. Look around and you'll find extraordinary stone slabs of cliffs on steep, winding shores, sleepy hilltop villages and ancient ruins - relics of mighty empires - living out their days in the dense coastal vegetation. Boat transitions between islands can be short, giving you the opportunity to enjoy peaceful morning wakes and lazy strolls around the islands and small villages. And if the hiking proves to be too much, you can re-board and relax in the shade on the deck of your yacht. Turkey is a country with a rather hot climate, during the summer season, from June to August, temperatures can rise above 40°C, however, May, September and October are the most pleasant months for chartering in this region, the temperature drops to around 20-25°C and you can comfortably enjoy your trip.

Greece

Greece, a land of fabulous beauty, remains one of the world's most popular travel destinations and has almost 15,000 kilometers of coastline and over 2,000 islands, of which only 170 are inhabited.

There is no better way to explore the beauty of the Greek islands and the coastline of mainland Greece than on a private yacht. By chartering a yacht, you can see unique landscapes and experience the culture of several islands in a short period of time. Some of the islands have airports, making it possible to get to the yacht fairly quickly. The islands are close to each other, and the term "island-hopping" is used here for a reason. You can easily visit a dozen islands during a short cruise, explore isolated beaches with their unique local culture and taste the freshest national food.

Greece has over 250 days of sunshine a year and a typical Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers. The peak cruising season is the summer from June to August, however, May, September and October are also great for yacht vacations. Temperatures are still comfortable, although a little cooler than in summer, and the water in the sea is lovely for swimming.

Turkey

A typical day on a private yacht in Turkey is as much about water activities as it is about endless coastal walks. Look around and you'll find extraordinary stone slabs of cliffs on steep, winding shores, sleepy hilltop villages and ancient ruins - relics of mighty empires - living out their days in the dense coastal vegetation. Boat transitions between islands can be short, giving you the opportunity to enjoy peaceful morning wakes and lazy strolls around the islands and small villages. And if the hiking proves to be too much, you can re-board and relax in the shade on the deck of your yacht. Turkey is a country with a rather hot climate, during the summer season, from June to August, temperatures can rise above 40°C, however, May, September and October are the most pleasant months for chartering in this region, the temperature drops to around 20-25°C and you can comfortably enjoy your trip.

Specification

SHIPYARD , MODEL

Benetti Vision 145'

LENGTH

43.6 m

CABINS

5+5

MASTER CABIN

UPPER DECK

MAXIMUM SPEED

15 kn

HULL