Oak Motor Yacht Hire
About Oak
Oak is a 35 m Benetti motor yacht for private charter in Greece. Built in 2005 and refitted in 2025, she is registered in Piraeus and carries eleven guests in five cabins with a crew of eight. The main-deck master is full-beam. Two doubles and two twins complete the layout. Type is Motor Yacht. Builder is Benetti. Country is Greece. City is Piraeus. Length is 35 m. A listed cruise near 12 knots, a sundeck jacuzzi, and a Zodiac tender sit on the published spec.
This is a fully crewed family motor yacht, not a bareboat. Interior work is light and calm after the recent refit. Outdoor dining on the upper aft deck, bow sunpads, and a shaded main-deck aft table give the week several places to sit. Eight crew run the hotel and the passages. East Mediterranean weeks are the usual product, with Greece as the listed region.
Published weekly rates sit at 99000 EUR low and 109000 EUR high for the whole yacht plus expenses. Those figures are weekly hull prices in euro, not a price per person. APA, fuel, food, and harbour dues sit outside the band. Year built is 2005. Year refit is 2025. Currency is EUR. Length is 35 m. Cabins are 5. Guests are 11. Crew is 8. Oak is a named Benetti for private weeks in Greek waters.
Oak Highlights
Oak is a 35 m Benetti from Greece, built in 2005 and refitted in 2025. Five cabins sleep eleven guests with a crew of eight. Weekly euro band 99000 to 109000 for the whole hull plus expenses. Piraeus registry, sundeck jacuzzi, Zodiac tender, cruise near 12 knots. Type is Motor Yacht. Builder is Benetti. Country is Greece. City is Piraeus. Main-deck full-beam master, two doubles, two twins. Fully crewed, not a bareboat.
Oak Amenities
SeaBobs
Wakeboard
Waterskis
Inflatable Platform
Spa
Tender
SUP
Snorkeling equipment
Tubes
Sea Scooters
Inflatables
Drone
Mono ski
Electric Scooters
Getting Aboard
Directions
Oak boards in Greece. The exact marina is named on the contract for each week. Registry is Piraeus. Fly into the airport written for that itinerary and transfer to the berth. Return to the same berth unless a one-way has been written into the week. East Mediterranean weeks are the usual pattern.