Sea Ya is an Azimut 66 for six, refitted in 2024. From Athens she reaches the first islands much faster than a sailing catamaran. She suits a small group that likes a quicker pace and has the budget for the fuel.
Worth knowing She starts from Athens, and a motor yacht burns more fuel, paid from the APA.
About Sea Ya
Sea Ya is a Azimut 66 motor yacht, 66 ft long, built in 2017 and refitted in 2024, sailing from Athens in the Cyclades. She takes up to 6 guests in 3 cabins, with a crew of 3. Ask us anything about her: a person in Fira answers within 24 hours.
Who she suits
Who Sea Ya suits
- Six guests, three couples
- A quicker pace between islands
- Groups flying into Athens
A week on her
A week from Athens
- KeaThe first crossing from Athens, and Vourkari for the night.
- KythnosKolona, the sandbar between two bays.
- SerifosThe Chora above the harbour of Livadi.
- SifnosPottery villages, and some of the best food in the Cyclades.
- KythnosBack north, to the hot springs at Loutra.
- KeaThe island closest to Athens, for the last swim.
- AthensBack to the marina for the last night.
One way a week can go. There is no fixed route: the captain plans each day with you, around the wind.
Rates for 2027
The week, in full
| Season | Months | A week | With VAT & APA |
|---|---|---|---|
| High | July and August | €28,000 | ≈ €42,560 |
| Low | September to June | €24,000 | ≈ €36,480 |
Rates include the yacht and her crew. On top: VAT 12% and an APA of 40% for fuel, harbours, food and drinks, which comes back to you if unspent. A week that starts in one season and ends in the next is priced between the two.
- Contract
- MYBA, the international standard for crewed charters.
- To book
- 50% when you sign; the rest and the APA 30 days before you sail.
- Payment
- Bank transfer.
- Cancellation
- Written in your contract. We send the owner's terms with your proposal.
Questions
Questions about Sea Ya
How many guests does Sea Ya take?
Sea Ya takes up to 6 guests in 3 cabins, with a crew of 3.
How much does a week on Sea Ya cost?
From €24,000 a week in low season to €28,000 in July and August, before VAT (12%) and the APA (40%). All in, a low-season week comes to about €36,480.
Where does Sea Ya start from?
From Athens, in the Cyclades. Fly into Athens and step on board. The first day is a long sail to Kea, where the islands begin.
What is included?
The yacht for the week and her crew of 3. Fuel, food, drinks and harbour fees are paid from the APA, and what is not spent comes back to you at the end, with the receipts.