SUMMER FUN
Admiral Yacht for Charter Greece
Guests
12
Cabins
6
Length
M
30.80
Year
2001
Refit
2021
Charter Rates & Specifications*
Prices do not include VAT & Expenses
Weekly Winter Low / High
-
Weekly Summer Low / High
€ 45,000 / € 65,000
Summer Cruising Area
East Mediterranean
Main Destinations **
Greece
Guests
(Sleeping)
Cabins
Crew
12
6
7
Cabin Details
MASTER, 1 VIP, 2 DOUBLE, 2 TWIN CONVERTIBLE
Cruising Speed kn
23
Top Speed kn
29
GRT
169
Main Amenities
Water Toys, Audio/Video
Key Features
Refit 2019
6 Cabins
Wide Flybridge
Cockpit dining
Foredeck seating
Metallic hull
Elegant Interiors
Tender & Water Toys
Tender sport 4.95m with a 70Hp OB, Jet Ski -2 seater YAMAHA 270hp with jet pack & fly board, Seabob, Sofa, Banana, , Tubes, Water skis for adults and children, snorkeling gear
Home Port
Athens
Cunsumption @ Cruising Speed
650 Litres p/Hour
Your Luxury Yachting Gateway
SUMMER FUN
Builder
ADMIRAL
Model
Admiral 101
Year Build | Refit
2001 | 2021
Length (m | ft)
30.80
|
101'
Beam (m | ft)
7.10
|
23'3
Draft (m | ft)
2.10
|
7'5
Description & Features
SUMMER FUN is an Admiral 101 Luxury Yacht built in 2001 and totally refitted in 2019.
Her interior is sleek and modern with a neutral colour scheme running throughout the vessel, giving a calming and elegant ambience.
She has a modern line and provides large and comfortable spaces. The yacht features 6 cabins and can accommodate up to 12 guests.
6 finely decorated rooms, including one Master Suite, 1 VIP on the Main Deck that converts into a Playroom, 2 Double Cabins and 2 Twin that convert into Double.
She is also capable of carrying up to 7 crew members on board to ensure a relaxed luxury yacht experience.
SUMMER FUN's timeless styling along with her impressive leisure and entertainment facilities such as a wide collection of water toys make her the ideal charter yacht for socialising and entertaining with family and friends.
Discover Greece on board this elegant yacht !
Photo & Video Credits to the rightful owners : Shipyard, Video-Photographer, Yacht Owner or CA.
