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Hanse 400 - Flyer Of Lorne

Kos, Kos Marina (Greece)
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Kos, Kos Marina (Greece)
2006
6 Persons
3 cabins
6 berth
2 WC
300 l water tank
300 l fuel tank
40 ft length
6.50 ft draft
13.39 ft beam
40 HP (30kW)

Yacht highlights

  • Electric toilet
  • Solar panels
  • Electric fans in cabins
  • Bathing platform

Equipment

Deck

  • Bathing platform
  • Sprayhood
  • Bimini top
  • Spare anchor (Reserve, Auxiliary anchor)
  • Swimming ladder

Navigation

  • Autopilot
  • Flexofold propeller
  • Log/speed instrument
  • Wind instrument/Anemometer
  • Binoculars

Safety

  • First aid kit
  • Wire (shroud) cutter
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Life belts (Safety harness)
  • Life buoy + Flashing light

Availability

Services and Extras (book now or later)

Mandatory services

  • Security Deposit Waiver

    350 EUR

  • Standard Charter Pack

    160 EUR

Optional services

  • Cabin conversion

    150 EUR

  • Hostess

    180 EUR / day

  • Cook

    200 EUR

  • One way fee

    400 EUR

  • Beach towel

    10 EUR

  • Stand up paddle (SUP)

    100 EUR

  • VIP Pack

    300 EUR
1,485EUR
Unavailable for the dates selected
  • Security Deposit Waiver 350 EUR
  • Standard Charter Pack 160 EUR
1,485 EUR
Chantal Staub skipper and sailing trainer
Chantal Staub

Charter Advisor & Skipper

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