Blue Ocean Club
GLAROS 40.5m Maiora luxury charter yacht in East Mediterranean
GLAROS in East Mediterranean — view 2
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Maiora · 2006

GLAROS
40.5m Maiora motor yacht for charter

Summer Charter
From €95,000 p/w
Winter Charter
From €95,000 p/w
Rates updated
Length
40.5m
Beam
7.6m
Guests
12
Cabins
6
Crew
8
From / Week
€95,000
Maiora · 2006

Aegean Grace, Riviera Dreams

GLAROS yacht available for charter. Built in 2006 with a charter price from €95,000 for up to 12 guests in 6 suites with a crew of 8.

GLAROS, a Maiora masterpiece, gracefully navigates the azure expanse of the East Mediterranean. This 40.5-metre motor yacht, refitted in 2019, offers a sanctuary for up to twelve guests across six meticulously appointed cabins. With a cruising speed of 17 knots, she glides between ancient ports and secluded coves, her Greek flag a testament to her heritage. Eight dedicated crew ensure every desire is anticipated, while the onboard amenities, from air conditioning to a private Jacuzzi in the primary cabin, promise a voyage of unparalleled comfort and refined leisure.

A note from your charter specialist
“GLAROS is a 40.5m · Maiora · built 2006 charter yacht in the Blue Ocean Club fleet. Published specifications list accommodation for up to 12 guests. Current charter planning can be discussed for East Mediterranean, subject to the yacht's live availability and cruising permissions.”
Marco Bellini
Marco Bellini
Head of Mediterranean Fleet · Blue Ocean Club
marco@blueoceanclub.com
On Board

A closer look

Sun Deck Serenity
On Board

Sun Deck Serenity

Ascend to the sun deck, a generous expanse inviting unhurried days. Plush sun pads beckon for languid afternoons, where the warmth of the Mediterranean sun is tempered by a gentle sea breeze. Further aft, a collection of sun loungers provides a vantage point for panoramic seascapes, perhaps with a chilled aperitif in hand. This elevated sanctuary is designed for quiet contemplation or convivial gatherings, always with the horizon as your canvas.

Aft Deck Al Fresco
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Aft Deck Al Fresco

The aft deck serves as the yacht's social heart, an inviting space for morning coffees or starlit dinners. Sheltered from the elements, a substantial dining table accommodates all guests, perfect for enjoying a freshly prepared meal with the gentle lapping of waves as a soundtrack. This area seamlessly connects to the main salon, creating a fluid transition between indoor comfort and the invigorating sea air, ideal for sundowners as the light softens.

Main Salon Sophistication
On Board

Main Salon Sophistication

Step into the main salon, where understated elegance defines the ambiance. Rich, natural wood finishes are complemented by sumptuous soft furnishings, creating an inviting space for relaxation or intimate conversation. Large windows frame ever-changing vistas, bathing the interior in natural light. This central hub offers a comfortable retreat from the midday sun, a place to unwind with a book or gather for pre-dinner drinks in refined surroundings.

Bridge Deck Terrace
On Board

Bridge Deck Terrace

Accessed from the upper deck, the bridge deck terrace offers a more secluded outdoor escape. Here, comfortable seating arrangements provide an idyllic spot for quiet conversation or simply to absorb the breathtaking scenery in privacy. It’s a favoured spot for those seeking a tranquil interlude, perhaps with a cup of tea in the morning or a nightcap under the stars, enjoying a slightly elevated perspective of the surrounding beauty.

Foredeck Sanctuary
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Foredeck Sanctuary

At the bow, a beautifully appointed foredeck offers another alluring outdoor space. Here, expansive sun pads create a perfect spot for sun worshippers or those desiring a more intimate connection with the sea. It's an invigorating location for morning stretches or simply to feel the spray on your face as the yacht glides through the water, offering a sense of exhilaration and unparalleled views out over the horizon.

Accommodation

Twelve guests find repose across six thoughtfully designed cabins. The primary cabin, a true haven, boasts a private Jacuzzi, offering an indulgent sanctuary for ultimate relaxation. Each cabin is a testament to comfort, featuring elegant décor and ample storage. The layout ensures privacy and tranquillity for all on board, with a blend of double and twin configurations to suit various group dynamics. Natural light filters through portholes and windows, creating bright and airy retreats, each meticulously prepared for a restful night's sleep after a day of exploration.

Crew separate heads · Crew separate shower

GLAROS cabin 1
GLAROS cabin 2
GLAROS cabin 3
Dining

Culinary excellence is a cornerstone of the GLAROS experience. A dedicated chef crafts bespoke menus, drawing inspiration from the fresh, vibrant produce of the East Mediterranean. Meals can be enjoyed in various settings: a formal dinner in the elegant main salon, a casual al fresco lunch on the aft deck, or a relaxed breakfast on the sun deck with panoramic views. Each dish is a celebration of flavour, meticulously prepared and served with impeccable grace, catering to every palate and dietary preference.

Wellness

Onboard wellness offers moments of pure indulgence. The primary cabin provides a private Jacuzzi, an inviting retreat for soothing muscles after a day of swimming or exploration. The yacht is equipped with 'Stabilizers At Anchor', ensuring supreme comfort and tranquillity even when stationary, creating a serene environment for relaxation. The sun decks, with their plush sun pads and loungers, offer ample space for sunbathing and quiet contemplation, fostering a sense of peaceful rejuvenation.

Toys & Tenders

The spirit of adventure is fully embraced with a superb collection of water toys. Guests can glide across the surface on stand-up jet skis, paddle serenely in a kayak or canoe, or test their balance on a paddleboard. For thrill-seekers, a thrilling water slide and towable tube provide exhilarating fun. Water skis cater to both adults, whilst inflatable water toys offer endless entertainment, ensuring every moment on the water is filled with enjoyment.

Equipment & Amenities

16 items reported by CharterIndex.

Air Conditioning
Light fishing gear
Jacuzzi in primary cabin
Stabilizers At Anchor
Sun pads
Sun loungers
Wi-Fi
Inflatable Watertoys
Canoe
Jet Skis (standup)
Kayak
Paddleboard
Tube - towable
Water skis - adult
Water slide
Snorkeling Equipment
GLAROS on the water
GLAROS sundeck
GLAROS interior
GLAROS master suite

Cruising Areas

GLAROS is available for charter in the following destinations and sub-regions.

Full Specifications

Refit
2019
Beam
7.6 m
Draft
2.8 m
Cruising speed
17 kts
Max speed
24 kts
Flag
Greece
MCA
None
VAT
Not registered
Smoking
No smoking
Crew language
English
Captain
Yannis Marathianos
Prior name
CALMA III

Accommodation details

Crew separate heads · Crew separate shower

Diving

Snorkeling Equipment

Rates & Availability

Currency
SeasonPeriodWeekly Rate
Published weekly rateDates and season terms to be confirmed€95,000

Live data via CharterIndex · taxes, operating expenses and other charges are confirmed for the specific charter

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Frequently asked

GLAROS: your questions, answered

The most common questions we receive about chartering GLAROS. For anything specific to your dates, guest list or itinerary, message us directly.

Ownership economics

What a yacht like GLAROS costs to own — not just to charter

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GLAROS inside the Blue Ocean Club ecosystem

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Home port

Where the yacht is berthed — the start of every charter

  • Marina Kaštela

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Cruising grounds

The cruising grounds the yacht is chartered in

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Routes this yacht can run

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