M/S Artemis Yacht Charter

This is not a private yacht for six friends and a golden retriever. This is a 108-foot, 16-cabin people-mover that legally sleeps up to 49 guests and has been purpose-built and refit (most recently in 2017) for one thing: group charter operations that don’t fit into normal yachts or normal dress codes.

Core use case: big groups, themed events, corporate offsites, retreats, parties, and lifestyle charters that need real beds, real showers, and real air-conditioning for everyone – not beanbags and a dream. All 16 cabins are ensuite with A/C, WC, and showers, so you’re not signing up for hostel-level bathroom queues.

Niche unlocked: the yacht is explicitly set up for nude and gay-friendly charters and will entertain special diets (including kosher) on request. If your group needs that level of clarity and comfort around what’s allowed onboard, this boat removes guesswork and awkward conversations. Policies say “yes” where many yachts default to “no.”

Food and drink are industrial-strength. There’s a structured, included menu (cooked, not aspirational: mousaka, souvlaki, pastas, chicken/fish with rice, proper breakfasts) designed to feed a lot of people reliably, plus an organized beverage list with transparent per-glass and per-bottle pricing and optional prepaid drinks packages. In other words: you can budget your bar before anyone steps on deck.

Onboard life is pragmatic but social: full A/C, salon TV/stereo, onboard Wi-Fi, BBQ, ice maker, and beach-game/watersports basics (tender, kayaks, beach games, fishing gear). This is not a toy-monster – no helipad, no jetskis, no jacuzzi cosplay – it’s a floating venue optimized for capacity, permission structure, and cost-efficiency.

Why charter this yacht over another? Because you need to move and accommodate up to 49 people, in real cabins, with clear “yes” policies around nude/gay charters and custom F&B, at a price point far below what a fleet of smaller luxury yachts would cost. If your brief is “large group, controlled chaos, clear rules, no surprises,” this is the tool for the job.