Some opportunities don't come around twice. Right now, there's a two-week window — 29 June to 12 July — aboard one of the most compelling motor yachts in the Aegean, at 15% off the standard rate. The yacht is Funsea, a sleek 90-foot Aicon flybridge motor yacht based in Athens, and frankly, she's the kind of vessel that makes you rethink what a summer charter holiday can be.
The Yacht: Contemporary, Capable, Considered
Funsea underwent a full refit in both 2021 and 2025, and it shows. Her exterior carries that low, purposeful silhouette that only a well-designed modern motor yacht can pull off — and her interior matches it entirely. Floor-to-ceiling windows in the main salon flood the space with Aegean light, while four large circular opening windows in the master cabin mean you wake up to something that feels less like a porthole view and more like a living painting.
She accommodates up to 12 guests across five cabins — and unusually for a yacht of this size, the cabins are all generously proportioned. There's flexibility too: charter her in a four-cabin configuration for a tighter group of up to ten, or open all five for a larger party. The twin cabins convert to doubles, which is exactly the kind of thoughtful detail that separates a proper charter yacht from the rest.
On deck, a jacuzzi sits on the sundeck beneath a hard top with an automatically retracting canvas roof — shade when you want it, open sky when you don't. Zero-speed stabilisers mean the experience at anchor is as smooth as underway, which matters more than people realise when you're moored off a Cycladic island at sunset.
Greece Yacht Charter: The Aegean at Its Peak
Late June into July is peak Aegean season — and Funsea's home waters are extraordinary. Based in Athens, she can reach the Saronic Gulf within hours: Hydra, Spetses, Poros. Push further and the Cyclades open up — Mykonos, Santorini, Paros, the quieter islands beyond. The Dodecanese, the Sporades, the Peloponnese coastline — the Greece yacht charter itinerary can be shaped entirely around your group's appetite for discovery, culture, or simply anchoring somewhere beautiful and not moving for the afternoon.
Her water toys make the most of those anchorages — a jet ski, Sea Bob F5S, and floating platform ensure no one runs out of ways to enjoy the water. This is a private yacht charter that works equally well for families, groups of friends, and anyone who wants the Aegean on their own terms.
Türkiye Yacht Charter: The Other Side of the Aegean
Here's what many guests don't realise: Funsea is equally at home along the Turkish coast. The gulet cruise routes of the Turkish Riviera — from Bodrum down through Marmaris, Göcek, and the Turquoise Coast — are among the most dramatic cruising grounds in the Mediterranean. Deep fjord-like bays, ancient Lycian ruins, pine-scented hillsides dropping straight into impossibly blue water. A Türkiye yacht charter aboard Funsea pairs all of that with the onboard luxury of a fully crewed, recently refitted motor yacht. It's a combination that's hard to beat.
The Aegean sits between these two worlds, and Funsea navigates both with ease. An itinerary that crosses from the Greek islands into Turkish waters — or vice versa — is one of the genuine pleasures of chartering in this part of the world.
The Offer: 15% Off, Limited Window
The 29 June to 12 July gap is exactly that — a gap. It won't be there long. A 15% reduction on a luxury gulet charter of this calibre, in peak Aegean season, with a permanent crew of five and a yacht that's been twice refitted in the last four years, is not something we see often. Her crew have consistently excellent reviews — the kind that mention names and moments, which tells you everything about the level of hospitality aboard.
If you have a group of up to 12 and the dates work, reach out to our team today. We'll handle the rest.
