Yacht charter in Athens · Beneteau — Oceanis 51.1 (2020)

The Beneteau Oceanis 51.1 'Mickey' boat was very nice and luxurious. We had a day charter as a long saved for and very important wedding gift from us to our parents and families, and it was a great boat to celebrate on. Hydra > Dokos > Spetses and back to Hydra port. Multiple stops for swimming, a lunch on Spetses, and a full fun day. Great hosts, thank you. Whilst we had Greek and English families on board the captain had a high level of english if required. The boat was great. I would recommend this boat / experience, and I will probably be in touch next near for a longer voyage request.

Markos and his team were amazing hosts. We sailed for 5 days and we had the most relaxed and wonderful vacation. Mickey G was fully equipped with all amenities that you could ask for for a yacht that size. I would book again in a heart beat! Thank you Markos!

The owner and its crew care so much about their boat that forget about the renter’s experience. There were many places we couldn’t go out of “concern for the boat” the excessive care made this trip bittersweet. Wouldn’t recommend this company or boat to anyone.

Fantastic trip. The boat was beautiful and the team extremely professional and welcoming. Cabins were impeccable and boat was in perfect condition. Thanks for a fabulous stay.

The boat is exactly as it appears in the pictures, modern and very clean. Bath towel sets were available as well as beach towels. The Captain was very good, responsible and careful, we felt very safe with him. The skipper we requested was very nice. We were surprised that food items were already purchased by the company, it was not communicated with us and we had purchased food as well so there was too much food. In the boat description upon booking it states that there is a Dingy, SUP, snorkeling gear, seadoo sea scooter, floating mats, fishing rods and beach games. Only the first 3 items are in fact on board, when we pointed that out to the captain he purchased fishing string and 2 inflatable beds from the next island, but we were actually charged for it in our bill when we were settling our payments! It was nominal but still should not have been on us since the description did say those items were available. The fuel consumption was calculated as follows: Number of hours with engine sailing x 14 Euros/hour x price of 1 liter fuel (in our case since we had little wind it was 22 hours x 14 x 2 = 600 Euros approx for 4 days of sailing) The representative of the company of the boat that we were dealing with could have communicated things a bit better with us in general.