Latchi: Private Yacht Charter on Latchi Oasis

The best thing about this Latchi charter is control. You get a private Jeanneau Cap Camarat 10.5 WA, a captain, and the freedom to shape your time along the Akamas Peninsula instead of following a fixed boat route. You can make it a quick swim, a Blue Lagoon outing, or a long, easy lunch afloat.

I like the private group format and the yacht’s two distinct outdoor areas: a forward seating space for sun and views, plus a shaded aft cockpit with a table and exterior galley. I also like that fuel, fruit, and drinks are included, which makes the $765 group price easier to judge.

The main consideration is that this is a weather-dependent cruise, and transfers are extra. You also need to decide how long you want before booking: three hours is enough for a taste of the coast, while six hours gives you time to stop, swim, eat, and linger.

Key points to know before you book

• A true private charter: The price covers your group of up to 12, not a seat on a shared boat.
• A fast, modern yacht: The Jeanneau Cap Camarat 10.5 WA Series 2 has twin 300-horsepower outboards, a top speed of 40 knots, and a comfortable cruising speed of 20 knots.
• Your day can stay flexible: The captain can help shape stops around swimming, snorkeling, lunch, music, or simple time on the water.
• Blue Lagoon is a popular choice: The boat can take you to attractive swimming areas around the Akamas, including the Blue Lagoon.
• Food and drinks are covered: Fuel, a fresh fruit platter, alcoholic drinks, and non-alcoholic drinks are included.
• Good for families and celebrations: The boat has room for up to 12, and past bookings have included young children, birthdays, and family groups.

Leaving Latchi Harbour for the Akamas

You meet at the Blue Lagoon Charters reception in Latchi Harbour, beside Latchi Pearl. If you drive, parking is available in the large car park just after Psaropolous Restaurant, slightly below the road, or in the large car park opposite Latchi’s main shopping area.

From the harbour, the route heads toward the Akamas Peninsula, Cyprus’s only nature reserve. The private setup matters here. Instead of fitting your day around a large group, you can talk with the captain about how much time you want underway and how much time you want stopped.

The English and Greek-speaking crew can point out the coast and help you choose suitable places to pause. The exact route depends on your chosen duration and the day’s weather. That is useful, since a three-hour charter cannot cover as much ground as a six-hour one.

The yacht can reach 40 knots, or about 74 kilometers per hour, but speed is not the whole point. At a steady cruising speed of about 20 knots, you can cover more of the coast while still enjoying the ride. The captain can slow down or stop when you want to swim and relax.

The Jeanneau yacht: comfort over showy luxury

The Latchi Oasis is a Jeanneau Cap Camarat 10.5 WA Series 2, an award-winning European sports cruiser selected for the Coup de Cœur 2021 category. In practical terms, it is built to work both as a fast day boat and as a comfortable vessel for longer outings with family or friends.

I particularly like the way the outdoor space is split between the front and rear. The broad forward cockpit has integrated lounge chairs and bench seating. It is a good place to sit while the boat is moving or to stretch out when anchored.

At the back, the cockpit feels more social. A large table is surrounded by wraparound bench seating, and the exterior galley is set within easy reach. This gives your group a proper place to share fruit, drinks, and lunch rather than balancing everything on a small side ledge.

A side terrace and swim ladder open the rear of the boat to the sea. That makes getting in and out for a swim simpler, especially for a group that wants repeated water stops. Families should still keep a close eye on small children around the water and while the boat is underway.

The boat has space for up to 12 people, but the experience will feel less crowded with a smaller group. A full party of 12 gets the best price per person, while a couple or small family pays more for privacy and control. That is the central value question.

Choosing between three, four, and six hours

A three-hour charter works well if you want a short taste of a private boat day. You can cruise from Latchi, stop for a swim, enjoy the fruit and drinks, and return without giving up most of your day.

The three-hour option is also worth considering for young children. One recent family booking included children aged one and two, and another included children aged one to five. A shorter outing can be easier for little ones who may not be ready for a full day at sea.

Four hours is the middle choice. It gives you more breathing room for a scenic cruise, a swim stop, and time to sit down for food or drinks. If your group wants both the Blue Lagoon and a relaxed period at anchor, four hours should feel less rushed than three.

Six hours is the best fit if the boat day is the main event. You can spend longer around the Akamas, stop more than once, listen to music, chat at the cockpit table, and take your time over lunch. The longer charter also makes more sense for a birthday or family gathering where the point is simply being together on the water.

Longer private charters may be possible by arrangement. Ask before booking if you have a specific plan that does not fit the standard three, four, or six-hour choices.

Swimming, snorkeling, and the Blue Lagoon

The Akamas coast is the main reason to book this outing. Your captain decides where conditions are suitable, but the charter gives you room to request stops and adjust the pace.

The Blue Lagoon is a clear highlight for many itineraries. It offers the kind of setting where you can anchor, swim, and spend less time looking at the clock. The boat has a swim ladder, so you can get back aboard without climbing over the side.

Snorkeling is also possible. You should think of it as a flexible part of the charter rather than a formal guided snorkeling lesson. The crew can show you suitable spots, and you can decide how long to stay in the water.

The private format is useful if some people want to swim while others prefer to remain seated with a drink. You do not have to persuade a full boatload of strangers to leave or return to shore at the same time.

Conditions can change, and the trip only runs in suitable weather. That is not a minor detail on a private charter. A windy day may affect where you stop and how comfortable the ride feels, so keep your schedule flexible.

Food, drinks, and time at anchor

The package includes a fresh fruit platter, alcoholic drinks, non-alcoholic drinks, and fuel. That removes several small costs that can quickly add up on a private boat.

The fruit platter is a simple but welcome touch during a hot day. Drinks are available as part of the charter, and the cockpit table gives you a comfortable place to share them. If you want a full lunch or a special meal, ask the operator what can be arranged rather than assuming it is included.

The yacht is suited to different kinds of days. You might take a short cruise and swim, arrange a champagne breakfast, or spend several hours talking and listening to music. Those options are mentioned as possible ways to plan the charter, not as a fixed program.

For a birthday, the boat can work especially well. One booking included a birthday cake arranged by Theo, the owner, which shows that special touches may be possible when discussed ahead of time. I would contact the team early if you want a cake, a particular meal, or a celebration plan.

The captain and the private-group difference

The captain is not just there to steer. You can ask for advice about stops, swimming areas, and how to use your time. A captain who knows the coast can also adjust the plan to suit the weather and the group’s energy.

Theo is named by several visitors as the owner and host, and another captain was praised for explaining the sights and choosing good places to dock. The exact captain for your departure may vary, so ask when confirming your booking if that matters to you.

The private group arrangement changes the feel of the day. You can play music, talk freely, and choose how long to remain at a stop without worrying about a shared schedule. It also means you should speak up about your priorities at the start. Tell the captain if swimming matters more than sightseeing, or if you would rather spend time around the table.

This is not a guided archaeological tour or a formal nature walk. The value comes from access to the coast, personal space, and a captain who can help you make sensible choices on the water.

Is $765 good value for up to 12 people?

The price is $765 per group of up to 12. If you fill every place, that works out to $63.75 per person before any transfer cost. For six hours, with fuel, drinks, fruit, a private yacht, and a captain included, that is a strong group value.

The calculation changes for smaller groups. Two people pay a high per-person price, but they also get a level of privacy and control that a shared cruise cannot offer. For four to six people, the charter becomes easier to justify if you want a birthday, family outing, or unhurried day around the Blue Lagoon.

Transfers are not included, although the team can arrange them. If you need door-to-door transport, add that cost before comparing the charter with other boat trips.

There is also no promise that every preferred stop will be possible. The weather controls the route, and a private charter is not a guarantee of perfect sea conditions. Still, the combination of a modern boat, flexible timing, and included onboard supplies gives the price real value for a group that will use the full six hours.

Who will enjoy this charter most?

I would recommend Latchi Oasis to families, couples traveling with friends, and groups who want the boat to themselves. It is especially suitable for people who dislike fixed schedules and want to choose between swimming, snorkeling, lunch, and simply sitting in the sun.

The roomy seating and rear swim access make it practical for a mixed-age group. Families with very young children have used the boat, but parents should be ready to supervise them closely.

It is also a good choice for a celebration. The private table, outdoor galley, drinks, and room for a cake or special food give you more freedom than a standard sightseeing cruise.

I would think twice if you want a low-cost solo or couple’s excursion, a fully structured sightseeing commentary, or a guaranteed route regardless of weather. The price works best when shared among a group, and the flexible plan requires you to make choices.

Practical details before you go

Book the length that matches your real aim. Three hours is a compact outing, four hours gives a balanced half-day, and six hours is best if you want time for more than one activity.

The team offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure and allows you to reserve now and pay later. Starting times depend on availability, so check the schedule before building the rest of your day around the cruise.

Wear practical swimwear and bring anything you personally need for time in the sun, although the supplied information confirms the boat has outdoor seating and a swim ladder. Ask the operator about any extra food or celebration requests in advance.

The charter is conducted in English or Greek. Fuel is included, and the tour runs only in suitable weather conditions.

Should you book Latchi Oasis?

Book it if you want a private day on the Akamas coast with a fast, modern boat and room to set your own pace. The strongest reasons are the flexible route, the comfortable front and rear seating, the included drinks and fruit, and the chance to swim or snorkel without a shared-boat timetable.

For the best value, bring a group of friends or family and choose six hours. For young children or a first taste of a private charter, three hours may be enough. If you are still unsure, the four-hour option gives you a useful middle ground.

I would skip it only if you need the cheapest possible way to reach the coast or prefer a fixed sightseeing program. For a group that values privacy, comfort, and time in the water, Latchi Oasis is a well-balanced Cyprus boat day.

FAQ

Where does the yacht charter meet?

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

Is parking available near Latchi Harbour?

Yes. You can park in the large car park just after Psaropolous Restaurant, slightly below the road, or in the large car park opposite Latchi’s main shopping area.

How long is the private charter?

You can choose a three, four, or six-hour charter. Longer trips may be available by arrangement.

How many people can join the yacht charter?

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

Is fuel included?

Yes. Fuel costs are included in the charter price.

Are food and drinks included?

A fresh fruit platter, alcoholic drinks, and non-alcoholic drinks are included. Transfers are not included.

Can I cancel the booking?

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The booking also offers a reserve-now, pay-later option.