Astarte

The story of the Astarte schooner is linked to the famous Greek ship-owner John S. Latsis and his famous guests. Ranked among the top twelve richest men of all time by Forbes Magazine, John S. Latsis loved the sea and beautiful boats. In the early 1960s, he commissioned a classic yacht to be built in exotic wood from the Psaros shipyard, a signature supplier in Greece. John S. Latsis took possession of the Alcyone in 1964, a schooner with immaculate, elegant lines, spacious and pleasant to live in and exciting to sail. He nicknamed it “my beloved beauty” and enjoyed playing host on his boat to the elite of his day.

Today the Alcyone has been renamed the Astarte and is dedicated to sea-lovers as a cruising yacht. The new owners have retained the classic charm of old sailing vessels while providing the most up-to-date equipment and facilities. In this way guests benefit from a maximum comfort and safety.

1 x 3.7m Gommonautica rib tender with 40hp outboard engine 

1 x Canoe - 3 person 

Inflatable Stand Up Paddleboards 

Waterskis

0-rings

Banana 

Inflatable island with ladder and cushions for relaxing 

Fishing and snorkelling gears

Builder: Psaros Rig: Ketch Hull Construction: Wood Hull Configuration: Displacement Fuel consumption: 90 Litres/Hr Length: 24.00m Beam: 5.92m Draft: 2.20m Refit/Maintenance: Astarte has been totally refitted and actually rebuilt in 2017 in order to have the most modern technologies and amenities, putting some art deco touches, but of course maintain the traditional vintage character of the yacht. Fully renovated and redesigned interior facilities in 2010. Totally refitted in 2009, 2016 and 2017

LCD TV with DVD Player, audio equipment (indoor and outdoor), Sea Tel TV DVD-Hi-Fi in all cabins, internet on board

One master cabin with one double and one single bed Two double cabins with one double bed each and one double cabin with one single and one upper single bed