Canoe Kayak
Baglietto 120ft (Lady Rina)
From: 43,335€
Athens Riviera, Athens
Capacity
up to 12 people
Boat Type
Length
36.7 metersCruising Speed
17.5 knots knots
Overview
Introducing “Lady Rina” (formerly known as Andrea), a luxurious yacht born from the visionary mind of the renowned architect Stefano Righini and crafted by the esteemed Italian shipyard Baglietto in 1987. This vessel, steeped in history, underwent meticulous refits in 2018/2019 and 2022, standing as a testament to Baglietto’s prestigious legacy in luxury megayacht production.
As a pivotal milestone in the evolution of opulent seafaring, “Lady Rina” marked an era of fast aluminum hulls, giving rise to her distinguished sisterships, the Lady Anfimar and Adler, symbolizing innovation and elegance. Originally graced by Swarovski, her maiden owners, “Lady Rina” has been cherished and impeccably maintained, maintaining her pride among newer counterparts.
Under the care of her devoted new owners, this vessel has received the tender loving care she deserves, elevating her to today’s safety and aesthetic standards. Special attention was dedicated to preserving the finesse envisioned by Stefano Righini and Baglietto, ensuring a seamless blend of timeless elegance and modern sophistication.
Step aboard to discover a thoughtfully designed layout featuring six spacious cabins, each with en-suite facilities. The accommodations include two double cabins (one convertible to two single beds), two twin cabins with a pullman berth each, and two single cabins, each equipped with a pullman berth. Accompanied by a professional crew of six, “Lady Rina” promises an unforgettable cruising experience, where every detail reflects the commitment to excellence that defines her storied legacy.
Specification
Yacht type:
Year:
2022
Length:
36.7
Engine:
2 x 2.380hp MTU
Capacity:
12 persons
Crew:
6
Cabins:
6
Berths:
12
Baths:
6
Draught:
1.85
Beam:
7.60
Fuel Cons.:
650
Deck equipment
Comfort equipment
Extra equipment
Highlights
Included
Not Included
Gallery
Location
Chartering, Motor Yacht FAQs
Can I customise the itinerary for my charter?
Yes, one of the key advantages of chartering a yacht is the ability to customise your itinerary. You can work with Golden Yachting and Sailing to plan your destinations, activities, and the overall pace of your trip, subject to weather conditions.
What is A.P.A. ?
A.P.A. stands for Advanced Provisioning Allowance, which is a common term used in the chartering of yachts. This allowance is essentially a budget set aside in advance for the operational expenses of a yacht charter. These expenses typically include fuel, food and beverage for the passengers, port fees, mooring charges, and any other incidental expenses that may occur during the charter.
The A.P.A. is usually calculated as a percentage of the charter fee, often ranging from 20-30%, depending on the specifics of the charter. This budget is given to the yacht’s captain before the charter commences, allowing the crew to provision the yacht to the charterer’s preferences, covering all the necessary expenses during the trip.
At the end of the charter, the captain will provide a detailed account of all expenditures to the charterer. If the total expenses are less than the A.P.A., the remainder is refunded to the charterer. Conversely, if the expenses exceed the A.P.A., the charterer is responsible for covering the additional amount.
What to bring with me?
- It’s recommended to bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, a towel, and a camera.
- If your cruise includes swimming or snorkeling, bring appropriate swimwear and gear, unless provided
- See the Cruise that you booked for towels (include/not include)
How we make a reservation?
- Book online by filling out the reservation form, BOOK NOW buttons.
- Book via phone ( +30 2106847699 or +30 694 9905174 ).
- Book by email (info@goldenys.com)or fill in inquiry forms.
How do I pay?
- Book online and pay with Credit Card or PayPal. We accept all major credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Dinners).
- Pay with Cash or Credit Card to our Branches or Dock of embarkation.
