Rent your own boat. Then the coast is yours. The Latchi Oasis private yacht charter slips out of Latchi Harbour and cruises the Akamas area, Cyprus’ only nature reserve, with enough flexibility to shape the day your way. I especially like the freedom to decide how long you hang at a swim stop versus how much time you want to spend moving between viewpoints.

The boat itself is a big part of the appeal. You’re on a modern Jeanneau Cap Camarat 10.5 WA Series 2, set up for comfortable outdoor lounging, and the charter includes a fresh fruit platter plus alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. One possible catch: transfers aren’t included, so you either drive yourself or arrange pickup by calling ahead.

Key things I’d bet you’ll care about

• You control the day: create your own itinerary and choose your pace.
• Akamas Peninsula, protected coast: cruise along the nature reserve coastline from Latchi.
• Fast but comfortable: two 300hp outboards, around 40 knots top speed and a cruising pace near 20 knots.
• Space to spread out: lounge seating in the forward cockpit and a large wraparound aft cockpit saloon with an exterior galley.
• Food and drinks are built in: fresh fruit platter plus alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks during the charter.
• A real host makes it feel personal: Theo Kyragos is known as an attentive, welcoming host, and special touches like birthday cake can happen.

Latchi Oasis: Akamas Views With Real Private-Time Control

If you’re craving something beyond the usual half-day boat tour, this is the format that tends to click: a private group charter where the coast is the point, and you’re not stuck in someone else’s schedule.

The yacht heads out from Latchi Harbour and works the Akamas coastline. This matters because Akamas isn’t just a pretty stretch of water. It’s a protected nature reserve area, which changes the feel of the trip. You’re cruising along a coast that’s meant to stay special, so the day feels more like a destination than a drive-by.

I like that you’re not forced into one “standard route.” You can plan around swims, relaxed cruising, and time together onboard. In plain terms: if your group wants to linger in one spot, you can usually do that without feeling rushed.

Jeanneau Cap Camarat 10.5 WA Series 2: The Boat That Makes Time Feel Longer

This is not a cramped dayboat. It’s a sports-cruiser style yacht meant for day boating and longer friend/family outings, with outdoor living spaces at both the bow and stern.

Here’s what that means for you in real life:

• When you arrive at a swim or rest spot, you’re not funneling everyone into one narrow area.
• When you’re underway, the seating is set up so you can relax without playing musical chairs.
• When it’s time to eat or snack, you’ve got a dedicated exterior galley area facing the main cockpit seating.

The boat is powered by two 300hp outboards, giving it a top speed around 40 knots and a cruising pace near 20 knots. That cruising speed is a sweet spot: fast enough that you feel the “we’re going somewhere” energy, but not so aggressive that the day feels like a sprint.

Two details I really like from the yacht layout description:

• The forward cockpit has a large area with integrated lounge chairs and very comfortable bench seating, plus secure features whether underway or anchored.
• The aft cockpit saloon is built around a large table with wraparound bench seating, facing a fully equipped exterior galley. Translation: it’s set up for eating and talking, not just staring at the water.

And there’s also the sea-access part that makes the day smoother: a side terrace with a swim ladder, so getting in and out for a swim is simple when you’re not trying to negotiate stairs and timing.

How Your 3, 4, or 6 Hours Plays Out (Without Feeling Rushed)

Standard charters come in 3, 4, or 6 hours. That range is useful because it lets you match the trip to your energy level.

Think of it like this:

• 3 hours works best when your goal is straightforward: cruise out, get a swim in, then head back. If your group is on a tight schedule, this is the “best value without overthinking it” option.
• 4 hours is the sweet spot for most people. You’ll have enough time for cruising plus more than one pause, and you can actually enjoy the boat instead of treating it like a taxi to one swim.
• 6 hours is where the day turns into a proper hang. You’ll have time to lounge, chat, listen to music, and settle into a slower rhythm with a peaceful lunch together.

And if you want something longer than the standard window, you can request a bespoke charter by arrangement. That’s the kind of flexibility that’s hard to get on fixed-route tours.

One more practical note: your captain knows where to take you, but the charter concept is built around you choosing how long you stay at each stop. So I’d go into it with a simple plan—then stay flexible once you see the conditions and feel the day.

The Akamas Coast: What “Your Own Stops” Feels Like

On the water, the difference between a good itinerary and a great one is the time you spend actually enjoying the place. This charter’s “your own itinerary” approach is exactly about that.

You cruise along the Akamas coastline from Latchi Harbour, and then you choose how your time is allocated: shorter hops for sightseeing energy, or longer holds for swimming and downtime. Even without specific named locations listed here, the core promise is consistent: the captain takes you to good spots, and you control how long you stay.

What you can expect from the day’s feel:

• Swim breaks that aren’t rushed, with easy water access thanks to the swim ladder.
• Relaxation onboard even when you’re anchored, with seating designed for comfort whether you’re moving or stopping.
• A natural pace for groups, because the yacht is set up for lounging at both ends.

I also like that the charter setup supports groups with young kids. In the experiences shared, families with children ranging from toddlers to early childhood ages have made the trip work well. The wider seating layout and the ability to pause and regroup onboard are a big help when you’re traveling with little ones.

Drinks, Fruit, and the Kind of Touch That Changes the Mood

This charter includes:

• A fresh fruit platter
• Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks
• Fuel costs are included in the price

That combination does two things. First, it keeps the day uncomplicated—you’re not doing mental math about what you can afford to order. Second, it turns the trip into a real “together” experience. You can snack, drink, and talk without constantly leaving the boat or spending time figuring out logistics.

In the onboard timing, you can expect food and drinks to come mid-journey rather than only at the start or end of the day. That timing matters because it helps avoid the awkward stretch where everyone’s hungry but the day is still getting going.

A small but memorable detail from the host style: Theo Kyragos, who often acts as the host, has a reputation for making celebrations feel more personal, including birthday cake touches. You don’t need a birthday for that vibe to help, but it’s a good sign that the service is attentive rather than robotic.

Price and Value: $765 for Up to 12 People

The price is $765 per group up to 12. That pricing structure is where the value logic gets interesting.

Here’s the math:

• If you fill it with 12 people, you’re around $64 per person.
• If you have 6 people, it’s more like $128 per person.

So the deal depends on how you travel. If you’re a couple or a small group, you’ll pay more per person. If you’re friends or a family with enough bodies to share the cost, the per-person value becomes hard to beat.

Also, fuel is included. Many day tours make you pay extra once you’re already out on the water. Here, fuel costs are included, which makes the pricing feel cleaner.

For me, this is the “worth it” factor: you’re paying for privacy and time on a comfortable yacht, not for a seat on a crowded boat and a set schedule you can’t change.

Getting There: Meeting Next to Latchi Pearl (and Real Transfer Reality)

Your meeting point is the reception in Latchi Harbour, located right next to Latchi Pearl.

If you’re driving yourself, you’ve got parking options:

• A large car park slightly below the road just after Psaropolous Restaurant
• Or a large car park opposite the main shopping area in Latchi

Transfers are not included, but the provider indicates you can call to arrange them. Based on the way the trip is described, the team can help coordinate pickup and drop-off, but you’ll want to confirm details in advance so you’re not improvising on the day.

My practical advice: if you want things to be effortless, set your transfer plan before you get hungry and sunburned.

Who Should Book Latchi Oasis (and Who Might Want a Different Day Trip)

This charter is a strong match if you want:

• A private yacht experience with flexibility on how long you stop and swim
• A comfortable setup for a mixed group, including families
• Included drinks and fruit, so the day feels like a celebration without extra spending

It may be less ideal if:

• Your group is very small and you don’t want to pay a higher per-person cost
• You’re expecting transfers to be automatically included without arranging anything

Also, it runs only in suitable weather conditions. If the forecast looks borderline, you’ll want to have a backup plan for the day.

Should You Book Latchi Oasis?

I’d book this if your goal is simple: a private sailing day from Latchi Harbour that lets your group control the pace, with the Akamas nature reserve coastline as the backdrop.

Do it if you can reasonably fill the group slots and share the charter cost. Do it if you want a modern, comfortable yacht where time actually feels like yours. And if you care about service, it’s a good sign when the host style is personal, from attentive guidance to the possibility of celebration extras.

Skip it only if you’re going solo or as a tiny group and the per-person cost would feel too steep, or if you’re not planning for the fact that transfers aren’t automatically included.

FAQ

What yacht is used for the Latchi Oasis charter?

The charter uses a Jeanneau Cap Camarat 10.5 WA Series 2 motor yacht with two 300hp outboards. It has a top speed of around 40 knots and cruises at about 20 knots.

How long are the standard charters?

You can book 3, 4, or 6 hours. Longer charters may be possible by arrangement.

What’s the group size limit?

It’s a private group charter for up to 12 people per group.

What’s included in the price?

Included are fuel costs, a fresh fruit platter, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and the private yacht charter.

Are transfers included?

Transfers are not included. You can call to arrange them.

Can we choose our own itinerary and stops?

Yes. The charter is set up so you can create your own itinerary, and your captain knows where to take you.

What languages are available on the charter?

A live tour guide is provided in English and Greek.

Is cancellation free, and is pay later available?

There’s free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and you can reserve now & pay later to keep plans flexible.

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