VARIETY VOYAGER

VARIETY VOYAGER is a 68-metre custom displacement steel motor vessel built in Piraeus in 2012, registered under the Marshall Islands flag. Her exterior and interior design are attributed to Lally Poulias and Apollo Victory Marine — a Greek design and naval architecture practice. With a guest capacity of 72 across 36 cabins, served by 32 crew, she occupies a different market category from the conventional private charter yacht: she operates as a small expedition or flotilla vessel suited to group charter and structured itinerary programmes rather than private family use.

VARIETY VOYAGER operates as a charter vessel in Greece, Croatia, Turkey, Montenegro, the Aegean islands including Mykonos and Santorini, and the Gulf including Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Her displacement hull cruises at 13 knots across an itinerary range suited to island-hopping and coastal exploration. The combination of Greek-built construction, regional itinerary knowledge, and a crew-to-guest ratio of approximately 1:2.25 positions her as a vessel designed for managed group experiences.

Her scale sets her apart from privately configured charter yachts: at 72-guest capacity with 36 cabins, she functions more closely as a boutique expedition ship than a superyacht. This distinction is relevant for prospective charterers assessing fit — she provides an organised, communal charter environment rather than a private, bespoke one. Her design and interior specification reflect a vessel optimised for operational reliability and group throughput over individual luxury amenity density.

Available water toys on VARIETY VOYAGER include kayaks and snorkelling equipment, consistent with a group charter operation where water access is provided at a manageable scale across a large guest count. She suits organised groups, corporate charters, flotilla expeditions, and parties who value itinerary structure and Aegean or Adriatic regional expertise. She does not suit guests seeking private, intimate charter with a high crew-to-guest ratio or an extensive individual amenity programme.

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