Samsara's History
Samsara was built in 1978 by Mr Kontogouris in his shipward in Thessaloniki. In 2019 we returned to him to completely rebuild Samsara and she was completed one year later. The soul of Samsara remains intact with her Iroko wood hull completely preserved and refreshed. Mahogany and pinewood touches blend the beauty of tradition with the comfort of modern luxury. 20 years ago, over 14,000 of these wooden boats were in operation in Greece. Now only a few hundred remain with only a handful restored by master craftsmen like him.
Boat’s Specifications | |
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Flag | Greece |
License | #ΝΘ435 |
Type | Wooden Traditional Caique |
Total Length | 14.81m |
Total width | 5m |
Draft | 1.73m |
Passenger’s Capacity | |
24 pax for daily cruises | |
6 pax for overnight | |
Crew | Captain |
Max speed | 10km/h |
Engine | Volvo Penta 320hp turbo |
Sails | |
Fuel | Petrol (700l Capacity) |
Water | 900l Capacity |
Tender boat | 3.6m (5 pax) with 15hp Engine |
Below deck Samara has 3 custom crafted cabins each of which sleep 2 people. Each cabin comes with a double bed to guarantee you a great night’s sleep and our master cabin has its own en-suite, complete with rainfall shower. There’s also a separate bathroom and modern, custom designed kitchen.
In addition to perfect onboard amenities and comfort, Samsara also comes complete with its own 6 person tender boat with a 2020, 15hp mercury engine which allows you to anchor and easily explore secluded beaches and shallow waters.
Areas | ||
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Dinning table (for 6 guests) | Deck Lounge | Lower Deck |
Spacious and well equipped Kitchen | Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom | Second Bedroom |
Bedroom with a single bed (Captain’s) |
No boat is complete without its deck but Samsara’s is something special. With a prow-to stern lounge area, you can soak up the sun or take a break under our pop-up canopy which can be easily assembled to shelter you from the midday sun. When it’s time for lunch, we can comfortably seat 20 people at one of three tables. Afterwards, drift away with the sway of the tide in our on deck hammock.