King of the Sea

KING OF THE SEA Yacht Charter

KING OF THE SEA yacht charter offers a spacious luxury sailing yacht experience in Turkey and Greece, ideal for large groups seeking comfort, privacy, and a refined Mediterranean journey.

Accommodating up to 22 guests in 10 well-appointed cabins, KING OF THE SEA is perfectly suited for large groups, events, or extended family charters. Her generous layout provides both privacy and social space, making her an ideal choice for guests who value comfort without compromising on atmosphere.

Her expansive decks are designed for both relaxation and entertainment, featuring ample sunbathing areas, open-air dining spaces, and panoramic sea views. Whether hosting a special occasion or enjoying a peaceful cruise, the onboard experience is both versatile and inviting.

Sailing through the crystal-clear waters of Turkey and Greece, guests can explore iconic destinations such as Bodrum, Marmaris, Gocek, and the Greek Islands, while also discovering hidden bays only accessible by yacht.

Combining traditional sailing charm with modern charter comfort, KING OF THE SEA stands out as an exceptional choice for a large-group luxury sailing yacht charter in the Eastern Mediterranean.

To check availability, charter rates, or to plan your KING OF THE SEA yacht charter, send us an enquiry and our team will assist you with a fully tailored experience.

The charter fee includes the use of the yacht with all equipment in proper working condition, together with tools, onboard stores, cleaning materials, and essential consumables required for the engine room, deck, and interior areas. Crew wages and onboard meals are included. The yacht is insured for marine risks and third-party liabilities, including employer’s liability insurance for the crew.

Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA): the charterer is required to pay an additional amount to cover all running expenses during the charter, charged at actual cost. These expenses may include fuel for the yacht as well as for the RIB and other tenders, food and beverages including soft drinks, wines, beers and spirits, other consumable supplies, marina fees, berthing costs and harbour charges outside the yacht’s base port, pilotage and port expenses, water and electricity taken from shore, laundry services, communication costs such as telephone, fax, radio and Inmarsat, as well as the hire of any special equipment requested by the charterer. Typically, 25–40% of the charter fee is paid in advance as APA to allow the captain to provision the yacht according to the charterer’s requirements, and at the end of the charter, the captain presents a full account of all expenses, with any unused balance refunded or additional costs settled if necessary.