Latchi: Private Yacht Charter on Latchi Oasis

The best thing about the Latchi Oasis charter is control. You are not following a fixed boat route with a crowd of strangers. Your private group can shape the day around swimming, quiet cruising, lunch, music, or a longer stop near the Blue Lagoon. Captain Theo Kyragos and his team handle the practical side while you enjoy the sea.

I like the spacious Jeanneau Cap Camarat 10.5 WA Series 2 and the fact that drinks, fuel, and a fresh fruit platter are included. I also like the choice of three, four, or six hours, since a short swim trip and a full half-day on the water are very different outings.

The main consideration is price. At $765 for up to 12 people, this can be good value for a full group, but it is a serious spend for two or three passengers. You also need suitable weather, and transfers from your accommodation cost extra.

Key points to know

• Private boat for up to 12: You get the yacht and captain for your own group, not a shared cruise.
• Flexible Akamas route: You can discuss where to stop and how long to stay with the captain.
• Blue Lagoon swimming: The charter can include popular swimming and snorkeling areas, including the Blue Lagoon.
• Modern open-air setup: The boat has bow seating, an aft dining area, an exterior galley, and a side terrace with a swim ladder.
• Drinks, fruit, and fuel included: Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, a fruit platter, and fuel are covered in the charter price.
• Three time choices: Pick three, four, or six hours, with longer private trips available by arrangement.

Setting Out From Latchi Harbour

Your day begins at the Blue Lagoon Charters reception in Latchi Harbour, next to Latchi Pearl. If you are driving, you can use the large car park just below the road after Psaropolous Restaurant, or the large car park opposite the main shopping area.

The harbour is a useful starting point because you are close to the Akamas Peninsula from the moment the boat leaves. You do not spend your paid charter time sitting in a distant marina or waiting for a large group to assemble. The exact departure time depends on availability, so check before booking.

The boat is the Jeanneau Cap Camarat 10.5 WA Series 2, a European sports cruiser with twin 300-horsepower outboard engines. It can reach up to 40 knots, or 74 kilometers per hour, although the boat cruises at a more relaxed 20 knots for much of the journey.

That speed matters on a three-hour booking. You can reach a good swimming area without using most of your time getting there. On a six-hour charter, the boat gives you more freedom to cruise, stop, and linger without watching the clock every few minutes.

The crew speaks English and Greek. Captain Theo Kyragos is specifically associated with the charter, and the service includes a captain who can explain the area and help plan your stops. Several bookings also arranged transfers to and from the boat, but transfers are not included in the stated price, so you need to arrange and pay for that separately.

What the Jeanneau Gives You Onboard

This is not a basic open fishing boat with a few plastic seats. The Cap Camarat is built as a sports cruiser, and the layout makes a real difference during a private day on the sea.

At the front, the wide bow cockpit has integrated lounge seats and bench seating. It is a good place to stretch out while the boat is moving or to sit together when the yacht is anchored. The forward area is described as secure both underway and at anchor, though you should still follow the captain’s instructions and keep young children supervised.

The rear cockpit is arranged more like an outdoor sitting room. A large table is surrounded by wraparound bench seating, giving your group a place to eat, talk, or share the fruit platter. If you are booking for a birthday or family gathering, this area is more useful than a simple sun pad because people can sit facing one another.

The exterior galley is fully equipped, and the side terrace opens the cockpit toward the water. A swim ladder makes getting back aboard easier after a stop. These features turn the boat into a place where you can spend several hours comfortably, rather than simply using it as transport to one swimming cove.

The boat can carry up to 12 people, but remember that maximum capacity and personal comfort are not the same thing. A group of 12 can share the yacht, but you will have less room to spread out than a group of six or eight. If your priority is lots of personal space, ask how your group size fits the day before confirming.

Planning Your Akamas Route

The charter does not promise one rigid route, which is one of its strongest features. You can talk with the captain about how you want to use your time. A short trip might mean a quick cruise followed by a swim. A longer booking allows time for several stops, a meal aboard, music, and unhurried sitting on deck.

The Akamas Peninsula is Cyprus’s only nature reserve, so the setting is the main attraction. From the boat, you can see the coast from a different angle than you would from a road or walking route. The value is not only the destination. It is the ability to pause where the conditions are pleasant and spend your time in the way your group prefers.

You should keep your plans flexible. The charter operates in suitable weather conditions, and sea conditions can affect both the route and the comfort of a stop. The captain decides what is safe, so a requested cove or swimming area may not always be possible on the day.

A private charter is especially useful for families with young children. One booking included children aged one and two, and the crew catered to the group’s needs. That does not remove the need for close supervision, but it does mean you can set a pace that works for your own family instead of fitting into a shared boat schedule.

Swimming and Snorkeling Near the Blue Lagoon

The Blue Lagoon is the most obvious focus for many bookings. The water provides the chance to swim and snorkel, and the captain can take you to suitable spots along the Akamas coast.

The key benefit of arriving by private yacht is time. You can swim for as long as your group wants, then return to the boat for drinks and fruit. You are not tied to a fixed five-minute stop because another group is waiting to leave.

At the same time, the Blue Lagoon is a popular destination. A private boat does not guarantee that you will have the area to yourself. The advantage is privacy aboard your own yacht and flexibility in choosing how long to stay, not total solitude at every stop.

Bring the usual items for a swim day, including sun protection and anything you personally need on the water. The supplied information confirms drinks and a fruit platter, but it does not promise specific snorkeling equipment, meals, towels, or a particular food menu. Ask before departure if any of those items matter to you.

For a birthday or special occasion, the crew can add a personal touch. One birthday booking included a cake, but you should treat that as an arrangement to request rather than a standard inclusion. The regular inclusions are alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, fresh fruit, fuel, the private yacht, and the captain.

Three, Four, or Six Hours?

The three-hour option suits you if you mainly want a fast outing, a cruise along the coast, and one proper swim. It keeps the cost and time commitment lower, but you should not expect the same leisurely pace as a six-hour charter.

Four hours is a useful middle ground. You have enough time to settle aboard, cruise toward the Akamas, stop for swimming or snorkeling, and return without making the day feel like a major expedition. For many groups, this may be the most balanced choice.

The six-hour charter is the best match for a full day on the water. You can spend more time anchored, eat aboard, listen to music, chat, and make several stops if the captain and conditions allow. It also gives you breathing room if young children need breaks between activities.

Longer charters are available by arrangement. If you want a special schedule, such as a champagne breakfast aboard or a longer lunch outing, contact the operator before booking rather than assuming the standard trip includes it.

Food, Drinks, and the Cost of the Charter

The stated price is $765 per group of up to 12 people. Fuel is included, along with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and a fresh fruit platter. That clarity is useful because fuel charges can make private boating harder to budget.

For 12 people, the headline cost works out to about $64 per person. For eight people, it is roughly $96 each. For four people, it rises to about $191 each, before any transfer cost. Those figures show why the charter makes the most financial sense for a family group or a group of friends sharing the boat.

You are paying for more than a seat on a cruise. You are paying for exclusive use of a modern yacht, a captain, fuel, a flexible route, and the ability to choose your own company. That can be strong value if you plan to use the full six hours.

The price is less convincing for a small group booking only three hours, especially if you do not care about privacy or an adjustable route. In that case, a shared boat may cost less, though it will not offer the same control.

Food is not presented as a full catered meal. The fresh fruit platter and drinks are included, while a champagne breakfast, lunch, cake, or other special catering should be discussed in advance. If you want a substantial meal, do not assume it is part of the base package.

Service That Helps the Day Run Smoothly

The strongest pattern in the service is attention before and during the trip. The team has confirmed bookings the night before, helped arrange transport, brought out fruit and drinks, and adapted to birthday plans and families with very young children.

That kind of help matters with a private charter because the boat itself is only part of the experience. You also need clear directions to the harbour, a meeting point, a plan for the route, and someone who can answer practical questions. The reception is next to Latchi Pearl, which makes the start easier to find.

Captain Theo Kyragos is described as welcoming and attentive, and he can explain the sights along the coast. You can use that local guidance to make decisions during the trip rather than trying to plan every cove yourself.

Do not expect a formal sightseeing lecture for six hours. This is mainly a private cruising and swimming day. The information and commentary are useful, but the main pleasure is time aboard your own boat with the route adjusted to your group.

Who Will Enjoy This Most?

I would recommend Latchi Oasis for:

• Families who want to set their own pace
• Groups of friends splitting the cost
• Couples or small groups looking for a private occasion
• Birthday groups and celebrations
• Anyone who values swimming time over a fixed sightseeing schedule
• Visitors who want a comfortable yacht rather than a basic boat

It is less suitable if you want a cheap short cruise, a guaranteed fixed itinerary, or a fully catered meal included in the base price. It may also disappoint if you expect complete quiet around the Blue Lagoon during a busy period.

The boat is a particularly good fit for people who want both movement and downtime. You can enjoy the speed of the motor yacht, then spend the next hour sitting at the aft table or swimming from the side terrace. That mix is harder to find on a tightly scheduled group excursion.

Practical Details Before You Book

The charter is private for your group, with a maximum of 12 people. Choose three, four, or six hours, and contact the operator for a longer or custom arrangement.

Fuel is included. Drinks and a fresh fruit platter are also included, with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. Transfers are not included, although the team can help arrange them.

Meet at the Blue Lagoon Charters reception in Latchi Harbour, next to Latchi Pearl. If you drive, use one of the large car parks near Psaropolous Restaurant or opposite the main shopping area.

The activity is weather dependent. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and the reserve-now, pay-later option helps if your Cyprus plans are still changing. Check the starting time when you book, since departure times depend on availability.

Should You Book Latchi Oasis?

Book it if you have a group large enough to share the cost and you want a flexible day on the Akamas coast. The modern boat, private setting, fuel inclusion, fruit, drinks, and choice of swimming stops make it a well-rounded option.

For the best value, I would choose four or six hours with at least six people sharing the price. Ask about transfers, catering, snorkeling equipment, and any birthday extras before you go. If you want a quick look at the coast for a small group, compare the cost carefully. If you want the freedom to stop, swim, eat, and relax on your own schedule, Latchi Oasis is a strong choice.

FAQ

Where does the private yacht charter start?

Meet at the Blue Lagoon Charters reception in Latchi Harbour, next to Latchi Pearl.

How many people can join the charter?

The private charter is available for a group of up to 12 people.

How long does the yacht charter last?

You can choose a three, four, or six-hour charter. Longer trips may be arranged separately.

Is fuel included?

Yes. Fuel is included in the charter price.

Are drinks and food included?

Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and a fresh fruit platter are included. A full meal, champagne breakfast, or cake should be arranged in advance if required.

Are transfers included?

No. Transfers are not included in the price, but you can contact the operator to arrange them.

What happens if the weather is unsuitable?

The cruise takes place in suitable weather conditions. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.