Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 36i - Lavrio
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Boat location Lavrio, Greece
Year 2007
Cabins 3
Beds 6
Guests 6
Mainsail type Furling
Bathrooms 1
Length 10.94 m
Water tank 360 l
Motors Yanmar 27HP
Draft 1.94 m
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Description
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Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 36i is a sailboat with 3 cabins, built in 2007, and is docked in Lavrion port, Greece. The boat can accommodate up to 6 people in 3 cabins and offers 1 toilet. This boat is offered by the charter company Sail in Greek Waters. 3.7(6)
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Amenities
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Generator
Inverter
Electric toilet
Air condition
Solar Panels
Water maker
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Check-in and check-out times
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Check-in:
at 17:00
Check-out:
by 09:00
Return to base:
Obligatory return to the base until 17.00 h, one day before the end of the charter period
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Reviews for the Shipowner: Sail in Greek Waters
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Regarding the cleanness of the yacht, the charterer did not report anything during check-in, neither during check-out of the yacht. We take the matter of cleanness seriously and we give a lot of effort to deliver the yacht clean and tidy to our clients. In case there are details that our personnel missed and they are noticed by the check-in team or the charterers, the staff immediately returns to the yacht to finalize cleaning. 2 weeks after the charter, how can we accept comments about the cleaning? Nevertheless, we will communicate the charterer’s comments with our team, as we always wish to improve the state of our yachts and our services.
Regarding the comment that our Team was unpleasant. We cannot accept this either. We maintain our professionalism during check-in and out, offering advice about the yacht and the destinations. During check-out, there is definitely stress to complete the checks within the tight timeline (as there are less than 3 hours available, from return of the yachts to the dusk, for checking the yachts).
We informed the charterer that he had ripped the sails and then he started arguing with us, claiming that this was the condition that yachts were delivered to them. I think it was then that we were assumed to be unpleasant. I must clarify that it is impossible to deliver damaged sails to our charterers, for the following reasons:
Yachts are investigated upon their return to the port. Checking the sails is one of the most important tasks of the check-out. The specific yacht had returned from previous charter exactly a day before the new charter (under discussion) started.
In case we identify a damage on any sail, we must immediately repair it, or it could damage the conditions of the whole new charter. We are sailors, we know that people charter the yachts in order to enjoy sailing, so a damaged sail could ruin the whole next charter. It is impossible to accept it.
Even if we assume that we ignored (e.g. we didn’t see) a damage in one of the sails, how could we have missed to ignore damages in both sails? This is not possible; we run a base of 5 yachts in Lavrion, if we missed o obvious damages, we would never have made it to October. I am afraid that the damages on sails took place during the specific charter, despite the opposite arguments of our client.
I am sorry about the negative feelings after their holidays, but since they caused those damages, they had to pay for their repair.
I remain at your disposal for any further information.