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Specifications
Typemotor
BuilderBenetti
Year built1969
Year refitted2023
Length31.67 m
Beam6.2 m
Draft3 m
Guests10
Cabins4
Crew6
Cruising speed11 knots
Maximum speed13 knots
Rates per week
Low season€52,000/ week + VAT + APAJanuary, February, March, April, May, June, September, October, November and December
High season€58,000/ week + VAT + APAJune, July, August and September
The fee covers the yacht and her crew. A delivery fee can apply to a one-way week. What a charter costs
A classic Benetti motor yacht, refitted and ready for long days in the water
SOUNION II is a Benetti of the classic school, with the proportions and lines of a motor yacht from another era of yachting. She has since been refitted, so her character sits alongside the comforts guests now expect: satellite television, music on the SONOS sound system and Peplink coverage that keeps work and home within reach when needed. Aboard, her crew runs the yacht and shapes each day around her guests, leaving them free to choose between the deck, the water and the shore. She cruises in Greece, and her temperament rewards time spent at anchor rather than in a hurry.
Her toys make the anchorage the main event. The Seabob pulls a swimmer smoothly under the water, and the wakeboard gives stronger swimmers something faster behind the tender. Paddlers can take the SUP or the inflatable kayak along a rocky shoreline, and snorkelling equipment lets guests look at what lies below the hull. The Nautibuoy swim platform can be set out on the water for lounging between dips, and fishing equipment waits for anyone content to sit with a line. The GENIUSS tender handles the run ashore, whether to a harbour for an evening walk or to a beach.
Inside, the living room gathers everyone around a Sony television with satellite channels, and each cabin has an LG television for quieter hours alone. A PlayStation and board games give children and teenagers pastimes of their own, which makes her an easy choice when young guests are aboard alongside water-minded adults. Music follows the party: the SONOS sets the mood indoors, while the LG Beach Party Portable Speaker goes up on deck or ashore. Wine preservation by La Sommelier means an opened bottle need not be finished in one sitting.
Mornings can begin with yoga mats unrolled on deck and weights for those who keep to a routine wherever they travel. A portable VHF goes with guests on tender outings, so the crew is never out of reach. The rest is left to the people who run her: meals, the choice of anchorage, the timing of a move along the coast, all arranged so that time aboard feels settled rather than scheduled, and guests can give their attention to the water, the company and the view.
