How many crew work on ARTEMIS?

ARTEMIS has a crew of 4, with Captain Senol Kurnaz.

How much does it cost to charter ARTEMIS?

The listed weekly rate runs from €14,000. The final figure, expenses and taxes are confirmed in writing for the chosen dates.

What water toys does ARTEMIS carry?

Listed toys include Inflatable Watertoys, Canoes, Wakeboard and Water skis - adult.

23.8m · Bodrum Shipyard · sailing yacht

ARTEMIS Yacht Charter — 23.8m Bodrum Shipyard sailing yacht for 8 guests, with a crew of 4

Length: 23.8 m
Guests: 8
Cabins: 4
Crew: 4
Builder: Bodrum Shipyard
Year: 2015

23.8m · Bodrum Shipyard · sailing yacht

ARTEMIS at a glance

ARTEMIS is a 23.8m Bodrum Shipyard sailing yacht launched in 2015, sleeping 8 guests in 4 cabins with a crew of 4. Her charter season is Summer 2027 in the East Mediterranean.

Length: 23.8 m
Guests: 8
Cabins: 4
Crew: 4
Builder: Bodrum Shipyard
Year: 2015

Blue Ocean Club overview

Bodrum Shipyard launched her in 2015

Bodrum Shipyard launched ARTEMIS in 2015.

She measures 23.8 m in length, 6 m across the beam, 2 m of draft.

She has a listed cruising speed of 8 knots and a top speed of 10 knots.

She is flagged in Turkey.

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01 · On deck

One of two cabins that can be a double or a twin c. Up to 8 guests

The outdoor spaces serve up to 8 guests.

One of two cabins that can be a double or a twin c

02 · Where she cruises

Greece. Summer 2027

ARTEMIS is offered for charter in the East Mediterranean.

Summer 2027: Greece and Turkey.

One of two cabins that can be a double or a twin.

03 · The crew

A crew of 4. English

A crew of 4 runs ARTEMIS, under Captain Senol Kurnaz.

Crew languages listed: English.

Crew profiles appear further down this page.

Interiors

ARTEMIS interiors

Listed on board: games console, satellite tv, tv all cabins, tv saloon and wi-fi.

Smoking policy: no smoking.

Accommodation

4 cabins

ARTEMIS sleeps 8 guests in 4 cabins.

The master cabin is located below aft deck.

Crew quarters: below forward.

The crew

Meet the crew

Senol Kurnaz
Captain
English · Year of birth 1971
Senol began his career at sea in 1988, receiving his captain's license in 1997. A reserved man by nature, he leads his team in a quiet, professional manner. Captain Senol is married with two children, and speaks good English.
Sinak Karakus
Senior Deckhand
English · Year of birth 1977
Sinak hails from the Mediterranean city of Mersin. He was born in 1977 and has been working as crew since 2000. He is a university graduate with a sparkling sense of humour and speaks fluent English. Among his many talents is strumming the guitar for guests on the aft deck under the stars. He is married with one child.
Nazmi Uzun
Chef
English · Year of birth 1976
Nazmi is from the Aegean town of Denizli, and was born in 1976. He began working as a gulet chef in the year 2000, and specializes in Turkish mezes and seafood. He is married with four children.
Ozan Caglar
Deckhand
English · Year of birth 1997
Ozan was born in 1997 and a recent graduate of the Bodrum Seaman's School. He double as gopher and apprentice, learning all of the skills required for his career, all with a very generous smile.

Water toys

ARTEMIS water toys and tenders

Every item below is listed for ARTEMIS.

Paddle and sail

Canoes

Skis and boards

Wakeboard · Water skis - adult

Towables and inflatables

Inflatable Watertoys

Diving

Diving equipment

Snorkeling Equipment
Underwater lighting

Diving insured: No

Route inspiration · Summer 2027

Journeys in Greece

Summer 2027: Greece and Turkey. These routes follow waters this yacht is listed for.

On board

Amenities and equipment

As listed for this yacht.

Listed amenities

Light fishing gear
Games console
Indoor audio system
Satellite TV
TV all cabins
TV saloon
Wi-Fi

About the yacht

About ARTEMIS

Description as supplied.

ARTEMIS yacht available for charter. Built in 2015 with a charter price from €14,000 for up to 8 guests in 4 suites with a crew of 4.

ARTEMIS, 23.8m Bodrum Shipyard sailing yacht — photograph 7

Particulars

ARTEMIS specifications

Length: 23.8 m
Length (ft): 78 ft
Beam: 6 m
Draft: 2 m
Category: Sailing
Hull: Monohull
Builder: Bodrum Shipyard
Year launched: 2015
Flag: Turkey
Guests (sleeping): 8
Guests (cruising): 8
Guests (entertaining): 10
Cabins: 4
Master cabin: Below aft deck
Crew: 4
Crew cabins: Below forward
Crew language: English
Engine: 1x 440hp
Cruising speed: 8 kn
Maximum speed: 10 kn
Cruising speed (km/h): 14.8 km/h
Maximum speed (km/h): 18.5 km/h
VAT registered: No
USA duty: No
Smoking: No smoking

Photographs courtesy of the yacht's charter management

ARTEMIS charter rate & availability

Season	Period	Weekly Rate
Summer 2027	Greece, Turkey	€14,000 per week

The published rate and availability are confirmed for the requested dates.

Need the cost structure first? Read the Blue Ocean Club guide to base charter fees, APA and taxes.

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Who ARTEMIS suits

A 23.8 m sailing yacht delivered by Bodrum Shipyard, ARTEMIS accommodates eight guests across four cabins, looked after by a crew of four. She suits families or groups of friends who appreciate traditional sailing combined with relaxed living. Days at anchor can be spent out on the water exploring sheltered coves with the canoes and wakeboard, while relaxing evenings inside are well served by satellite TV and a games console.

Looking at comparable yachts listed in Greece, ARTEMIS aligns neatly with expectations across the board. Her 23.8 m length sits right in line with typical options in the area, and she accommodates the same number of guests. Built in 2015, she shares a similar vintage to other options in these waters, alongside a similar weekly rate, representing a very consistent choice for the destination.

In summer, ARTEMIS cruises the East Mediterranean, dividing her itinerary between Greece and Turkey. The best time to step aboard falls between May and October, when sunny days and warm waters create ideal conditions for sailing coastal passages, swimming from the yacht, and discovering peaceful anchorages before the season winds down in November.

Written by Blue Ocean Club from this yacht's listed particulars and checked against them line by line. The yacht's own description is shown separately on this page.

Blue Ocean Club estimate · not the listed rate

What a week aboard ARTEMIS costs all-in

Our planning estimate, built on the listed weekly rate shown in the rate section. APA, tax and gratuity are typical figures; your charter contract sets the final amounts.

Charter fee per guest per night: €250; Weekly rate ÷ 8 guests ÷ 7 nights, before APA, tax and gratuity.
Nearest airports · Greece: Athens International (ATH); Mykonos (JMK), Corfu (CFU), Rhodes (RHO) and other island airports; Most charters start at the Athens-area marinas (Alimos, Flisvos, Lavrio), about 30–50 minutes by car from Athens airport.
Typical extras: APA 25% (typical for sailing yachts and catamarans), gratuity 10%, Greek VAT 12%.; Rate for a crewed charter of more than 48 hours; it can be lower (from about 5.2%) depending on the yacht's licence.

At the listed rate

Charter fee (listed rate)	€14,000
Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) (25%)	€3,500
Greek VAT (12%)	€1,680
Crew gratuity (customary) (10%)	€1,400
Estimated all-in week	≈ €20,580

The APA is an advance for fuel, food, drinks, berths and similar running costs; unspent APA is returned. Some yachts are offered on all-inclusive terms, in which case the APA line does not apply. Delivery fees, if any, are extra. How charter costs work.

Blue Ocean Club comparison

ARTEMIS and similar yachts in Greece

Yacht	Length	Guests	Built	Weekly rate from
ARTEMIS (this yacht)Bodrum Shipyard	23.8 m	8	2015	€14,000
LADY FREYAOrion Yachts	22.8 m	8	2008	€14,000
LUJACustom	28.4 m	8	2013	€15,750
GIGRECAAdmiral Yachts	23.2 m	8	2014	€24,000
LIFE TIMEJeanneau	20.1 m	10	2020	€13,000

Same type of yacht, listed for Greece, closest in length, guests, rate and age. Rates of the other yachts as listed on 31 October 2026; open each yacht for its current rate.

Blue Ocean Club cruising guide · listed for Summer 2027

Cruising Greece: when to go and where to anchor

Best time

The charter season runs from April to October. Peak activity occurs in July and August, coinciding with high temperatures and the Meltemi wind in the Aegean. May, June, September, and October offer milder weather and lower traffic. The Ionian Sea generally experiences lighter winds than the Aegean, while the Saronic Gulf provides sheltered conditions. Early and late season bookings are recommended for quieter anchorages and more moderate sailing conditions.

Practical tips

Most charters start at the Athens-area marinas (Alimos, Flisvos, Lavrio), about 30–50 minutes by car from Athens airport.
Entry into Greek ports often requires stern-to mooring; ensure the crew is briefed on anchor deployment and line handling.
Water supplies can be limited on smaller islands; monitor consumption and refill tanks at every opportunity in marinas.

Anchorages to know

Lakka, Paxos
A wide, horseshoe-shaped bay featuring a shallow sandy bottom, typically ranging from two to four metres in depth.
Hydra Harbour
A historic port on a vehicle-free island, requiring stern-to mooring in a tight, bustling harbour environment.
Ormos Kleftiko, Milos
A bay defined by white volcanic rock formations and sea caves, accessible only by boat.
Gaios, Paxos
A narrow, fjord-like inlet providing a sheltered natural harbour protected by the islet of Agios Nikolaos.

Read the full Greece cruising guide →

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