Blue Ocean Club
STRESS NEGATIVE 23.9m Posillipo luxury charter yacht in East Mediterranean
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Posillipo · 2001

STRESS NEGATIVE
23.9m Posillipo motor yacht for charter

Summer Charter
From €27,000 p/w
Winter Charter
From €27,000 p/w
Rates updated
Length
23.9m
Beam
6.4m
Guests
10
Cabins
4
Crew
4
From / Week
€27,000
Posillipo · 2001

Azure Horizons, Unfettered Freedom

STRESS NEGATIVE yacht available for charter. Built in 2001 with a charter price from €27,000 for up to 10 guests in 4 suites with a crew of 4.

Embark on an East Mediterranean odyssey aboard a vessel where exhilaration meets repose. STRESS NEGATIVE, a 23.9-metre Posillipo, re-emerged in 2021, refreshed and ready to carve through the Aegean. Her impressive 32-knot top speed ensures swift passage between secluded coves and bustling island ports, while a dedicated crew of four attends to every desire. With accommodation for ten across four meticulously appointed cabins, she offers an intimate yet expansive setting for discovery, promising days of sun-drenched adventure and tranquil evenings under starlit skies.

A note from your charter specialist
“STRESS NEGATIVE is a 23.9m · Posillipo · built 2001 charter yacht in the Blue Ocean Club fleet. Published specifications list accommodation for up to 10 guests. Current charter planning can be discussed for East Mediterranean, subject to the yacht's live availability and cruising permissions.”
Elena Marsh
Elena Marsh
Caribbean & Bahamas Specialist · Blue Ocean Club
elena@blueoceanclub.com
On Board

A closer look

The Sundeck Sanctuary
On Board

The Sundeck Sanctuary

Ascend to the sundeck, a broad canvas for sun worship and sea gazing. Here, plush cushions invite languid afternoons spent with a book and a cool drink, the gentle rhythm of the waves a constant lullaby. The panoramic vista stretches to the horizon, a shifting masterpiece of sapphire and cerulean. Even at a 24-knot cruise, the air remains a soft caress, carrying the scent of salt and distance.

Main Saloon Elegance
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Main Saloon Elegance

Step into the main saloon, a cool, light-filled haven from the midday sun. Rich timber panelling meets soft, neutral furnishings, creating an atmosphere of understated sophistication. Large windows frame the passing seascape, transforming each journey into a living artwork. This is a space for convivial conversation, for pre-dinner aperitifs, or simply quiet reflection as the world drifts by beyond the glass.

Aft Deck Al Fresco
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Aft Deck Al Fresco

The aft deck serves as the principal outdoor dining and social hub. Sheltered from the sun yet open to the sea breeze, it offers an idyllic setting for long, leisurely lunches or starlit dinners. The gentle lapping of water against the hull provides a soothing soundtrack as fresh, local delicacies are served, creating moments of shared joy against a backdrop of boundless ocean.

The Helm's Allure
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The Helm's Allure

Beneath the commanding presence of the helm, one feels a tangible connection to the yacht's potent capabilities. The modern instrumentation, a testament to the 2021 refit, hums with efficiency, hinting at the impressive 32-knot top speed. Guests are occasionally invited to observe the precision of navigation, a fascinating glimpse into the mastery required to guide this elegant craft across the open water.

Foredeck Serenity
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Foredeck Serenity

The foredeck offers a private retreat, ideal for quiet moments. Substantial sun pads beckon for uninterrupted sunbathing, away from the main activity. Here, the ocean's expanse feels particularly profound, the only sounds the whisper of the wind and the gentle spray from the bow. It's a prime spot for watching the sunrise or simply enjoying the vastness of the sea.

Accommodation

Below deck, STRESS NEGATIVE offers a thoughtful arrangement for up to ten guests across four cabins. The master suite, a sanctuary of comfort, boasts ample space and a private en suite. Two twin cabins provide flexible sleeping arrangements, each with its own facilities, while a further double cabin completes the guest quarters. Each space is meticulously appointed with fine linens and subtle lighting, creating a restful ambiance designed for complete relaxation after a day of exploration. Every detail contributes to a sense of private indulgence, ensuring peaceful slumber for all on board.

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Dining

Culinary adventures await, tailored to individual palates and preferences. The dedicated chef crafts exquisite dishes, drawing inspiration from the abundant fresh produce of the East Mediterranean. Meals are a highlight, enjoyed either al fresco on the aft deck, bathed in the warmth of the sun or under a canopy of stars, or within the elegant confines of the main saloon. Each dish is a celebration of flavour, presented with artistry, transforming every meal into a memorable occasion.

Wellness

While STRESS NEGATIVE focuses on invigorating exploration, moments of quiet rejuvenation are readily available. The clear Aegean waters invite refreshing dips directly from the swimming platform. The yacht's air conditioning system ensures a consistently comfortable interior climate, providing a cool retreat after sun-drenched activities. The emphasis here is on natural wellness, the restorative power of the sea and sun.

Toys & Tenders

The ocean becomes your playground with a curated selection of water toys. Carve through the waves on the stand-up Jet Ski, feeling the spray and exhilaration. Paddleboards offer a serene way to explore secluded coves, gliding atop crystal-clear waters. For those seeking a thrill, the towable tube provides endless laughter, while adult and child water skis cater to all skill levels, ensuring everyone can embrace the joy of movement on the water.

Equipment & Amenities

8 items reported by CharterIndex.

Air Conditioning
Light fishing gear
Jet Ski (standup)
Paddleboards
Tube - towable
Water skis - adult
Water skis - child
Snorkeling Equipment
STRESS NEGATIVE on the water
STRESS NEGATIVE sundeck
STRESS NEGATIVE interior
STRESS NEGATIVE master suite

The Crew

A professional crew of 4 dedicated to your charter. Working language: English.

Captain

Christos Agoros

Captain Christos was born in Rhodes, Greece. He started his career on board motor yachts in 2005 and over the years he has gained valuable experience as a Captain on commercial motor yachts. Christos is the Captain of M/Y NATASSA since 2022. During his career on yachts, Captain Christos performed various charters and owner trips within Greek waters that have enhanced his knowledge on the islands, especially in the Aegean Sea. On top of his Captain degree, he holds a lot of additional diplomas like rescue, GMDSS communications diploma and scuba diving. He speaks English and during his free time he enjoys motorsports and traveling.

Chef

Stergos Moschos

Stergos was born in 1993 in Rhodes island and he is Greek. He has studied in the Culinary Institute of Rhodos and has gained valuable experience as a Cook over his career in hotels and restaurants in Greece. Also he has attended seminar regarding the Italian cuisine. Stergos is looking forward to present the best of the Mediterranean cuisine to his guests on board M/Y NATASSA. Apart from his cuisine expertise he is also interested in music as he is an professional singer and plays the guitar. Stergos is also a Jet ski operator. He speaks English and Greek.

Stewardess

Pola

Greece · English, Greek

Pola is 45 years old and she's from Greece. She has been working as hostess on board motor yachts for the last 4 summer seasons, which she enjoys as she loves being close to the sea. Pola is a self-motivated individual with positive perspective towards every aspect of life that helps her spreading good energy to people close to her. Moreover, she's a Yin & Yang Yoga instructor and she is passionate with Yoga philosophy and other forms of energy such as Reiki. Also she is continuing her studies in other forms of exercise.

Cruising Areas

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

Full Specifications

Refit
2021
Beam
6.4 m
Draft
2.2 m
Cruising speed
24 kts
Max speed
32 kts
Flag
Greece
MCA
None
VAT
Not registered
Smoking
No smoking
Crew language
English
Captain
Christos Agoros
Prior name
NATASSA

Diving

Snorkeling Equipment

Rates & Availability

Currency
SeasonPeriodWeekly Rate
Published weekly rateDates and season terms to be confirmed€27,000

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

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Frequently asked

STRESS NEGATIVE: your questions, answered

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

Ownership economics

What a yacht like STRESS NEGATIVE costs to own — not just to charter

A charter week on STRESS NEGATIVE is a fixed, all-in number. Ownership of a 24m yacht in this class is a five-year commitment — crew payroll, insurance, class and refit reserves, berthing and depreciation. Our yacht ownership vs charter vs fractional ownership study runs the real five-year cost of a €15 million yacht against the equivalent charter spend, and the most profitable yachts for owners ranking shows how much of that stack charter revenue actually recovers.

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Home port

Where the yacht is berthed — the start of every charter

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