boat hire in Heraklion
HANSE — 430e (2007)

Our Hanse 430e boat is an ideal charter yacht for families, friends or couples seeking for elegance and spacious comfort. Luxurious, light filled and with modern styling, this boat combines excellent sailing performance with superb comfort. With three cabins, two bathrooms, a luxurious lounge and an elegant deck this is an excellent choice for a special charter experience. Whether you celebrate a special day or a specific occasion or you just wish to enjoy sailing around the island enjoying the breathtaking views at your leisure, a tailor-made cruise with "Avanti" could be the perfect option. The choice is yours to explore the most breathtaking locations and make this trip an unforgettable one. Even if you are looking for a different and elegant venue for an event, we have extensive event management experience and can assist businesses and parties by offering varied options for business meetings, corporate events, film and photoshooting, parties, yoga retreats and team building events. Before we can create your perfect sailing experience, we need to find out what you're looking for. Contact us so that we together organize a completely personalized experience. Our experienced staff will give you all the necessary information about the alternative excursions and routes, in order to meet your requirements. Our Top Selling trip near Heraklion (Dia island) Discover the unique destination of Dia island while traveling in style and comfort aboard our luxury sailing boat. Feel the breeze of Cretan sea, swim and dive into the crystal clear waters, explore the ruins of an ancient port, take a walk on the island or just relax on deck and enjoy the summer sun, while in the meantime tasting the delicious local cooking, served during your journey with us. Dia is an uninhabited island north of Heraklion surrounded by small rocky inlets and it is only accessible on boat. In the southern part of the island there are 4 quiet bays: the gulf of Agios Georgios, which is where boats use to moor, the gulf of Kapari, the bay of Panagia and the gulf of Agrielia. The island is of great archeological interest as it was populated during Minoan times and near the bay of Agios Georgios, a harbour settlement was established. The undersea discoveries of Jacques Yves Cousteau in 1974-5, provided evidence suggesting that there stood one of the biggest and most important ports in the whole island of Crete. The harbour appears to have sunk due to the destruction caused in the 1450 bc by the eruption of the volcano of Santorini and visitors are able to see remains of it if they dive with mask.