Bavaria 40 Cruiser, Sailing Yacht for Charter in Greece

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Bavaria 40 Cruiser, Sailing Yacht for Charter in Greece



Boat Type		Monohull Sailing Boat
Year Built		2008-2010
Pax		7
Cabins		3
Toilets/Heads		2
Length over all (LOA)		12.35 m
Length at waterline (LWL)		10.75 m
Beam		3.99 m
Draft		1.90 m
Water tank		360 lit
Fuel tank		210 lit
Displacement		8500 kg
Ballast		2600 kg
Engine		VOLVO 40 HP

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Boat charter weekly prices by period for 2010.

Period	From	To	Weekly Rate


A	31 July	21 August	3,300.-

B	5 June	31 July	2,900.-
B	21 August	18 September	2,900.-

C	24 April	5 June	2,500.-
C	18 September	2 October	2,500.-

D	1 January	24 April	1,900.-
D	2 October	31 December	1,900.-


Refundable security deposit for this yacht is: 1,200
All prices are in Euros



Discounts:
5% for our repeating clients
10% for early bookings
5% for the two weeks of charter
10% for the three weeks of charter
For four weeks of charter, upon request

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