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Rock 30 - Xanthippi

Athens, Alimos marina (Greece)
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Athens, Alimos marina (Greece)
2024
7 Persons
0 cabins
0 berth
1 WC
70 l water tank
70 l fuel tank
31 ft length
1.80 ft draft
8.79 ft beam
2x 250 HP (186kW)

Equipment

Deck

  • Bathing platform
  • Bimini top
  • Cockpit fridge
  • Cockpit/stern, outside shower

Entertainment

  • Outdoor speakers
  • Sound System
  • Snorkeling equipment
  • Stand up paddle (SUP)

Yacht electrics

  • Inverter
  • Solar panels

Availability

Services and Extras (book now or later)

Mandatory services

  • Fuel charge

    inclusive
6,400EUR
  • Fuel charge inclusive
6,400 EUR
Chantal Staub skipper and sailing trainer
Chantal Staub

Charter Advisor & Skipper

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