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36-metre Tecnomar motor yacht Can't Remember cruising Greek waters - charter for 12 guests

M/Y CAN'T REMEMBER

Tecnomar 116 · 35.6 m / 116 ft · 12 Guests

What are the full specifications of M/Y CAN'T REMEMBER, a Tecnomar 116?

Length35.6 m / 116 ft
BuilderTecnomar 116
Year2004 / 2022
Guests12
Cabins6
Crew7
Cruise Speed25 knots
Max Speed31 knots

How much does it cost to charter a Tecnomar 116 for 12 guests in Greece for a week?

Per Yacht · Per Week€80,000 - €90,000 | plus expenses VAT & APAPlus VAT at the yacht’s certified rate + APA, 20-40% by yacht type
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What is on board M/Y CAN'T REMEMBER?

  • Tecnomar 116 - Italian superyacht with sleek all-black exterior
  • Comprehensive 2022 refit - fully modernized interiors and systems
  • 6 staterooms for 12 guests including playroom with bunk beds
  • Spacious flybridge with BBQ, bar, and sunpads
  • Panoramic main salon with retractable window shades
  • Extended swimming platform for easy water access
  • iPads in all cabins, PlayStation, Netflix, home cinema in salon
  • Dedicated make-up artist on crew for guest beauty and spa services
  • Kosher-friendly certified environment
  • Medical assistance program with 24/7 doctor access

What water toys come with a Tecnomar 116 in Greece?

  • 4m Black Pearl tender (40hp outboard)
  • Yamaha Jet Ski 300hp (3-seat)
  • 2x Yamaha Stand-Up Jet Skis
  • SeaDoo Jet Ski (2-seat)
  • 2x SeaBob F5
  • Flyboard
  • Jet Surf
  • 2x Stand-Up Paddleboards
  • 2x Towable tubes
  • Water skis (adults + kids)
  • Monoski
  • Wakeboard
  • 2-person Kayak
  • Inflatable water slide
  • Full diving equipment (4 adults)
  • Snorkeling gear
  • 2x Electric scooters

Does a Tecnomar 116 suit 12 guests in 6 cabins?

Large families with children (playroom cabin), multi-generational celebrations, groups wanting maximum water toys and activities, Cyclades island-hopping, clients seeking five-star service at accessible superyacht pricing

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George's Inside Info

“Can’t Remember is one of the most popular superyachts in Greek waters and for good reason. Her captain and crew of 7 deliver five-star service - but the secret weapon is the chef, whose modern Greek cuisine has guests raving in every review. The toy inventory is insane for this price point: 3 jet skis, 2 SeaBobs, flyboard, jet surf, diving equipment, an inflatable slide, even electric scooters for shore. Plus she has a permanent make-up artist on crew for spa and beauty services - no extra charge. Six cabins including a kids’ playroom with bunk beds makes her perfect for families. At €80K-€90K she’s the Cyclades workhorse: Athens → Kea → Mykonos → Paros → Naxos → Koufonisia. The reviews speak for themselves - families come back year after year.”

- , Managing Broker & IYBA Member

The Yacht in Detail

M/Y CAN'T REMEMBER - The Name You Won't Forget

Some yachts shout. M/Y Can't Remember doesn’t need to. Her presence is quieter, more assured - the kind of yacht you notice not because she’s trying to be seen, but because everything about her feels right.

At 35.6 meters, this Tecnomar 116 is pure Italian understatement: long, lean lines; a profile that looks fast even at anchor; and a balance of power and grace that only a few shipyards ever truly master. Built in 2004 and refitted stem to stern in 2022, she carries the soul of her original design with the comfort and technology of a modern yacht.

Inside, she is built for the way large families actually travel. Six staterooms sleep twelve guests, and one of them is a genuine playroom with bunk beds, a rarity in Greek charter that turns the yacht into a floating village for multi-generational groups. iPads wait in every cabin, the salon converts into a home cinema with PlayStation and Netflix, and the panoramic windows shade at the touch of a button when the afternoon sun leans in.

The toy garage reads like a waterpark inventory: a 300hp three-seat Yamaha jet ski plus two stand-ups and a SeaDoo, two SeaBob F5s, a Flyboard, a Jet Surf, an inflatable water slide, towables, skis for adults and children, and full diving equipment for four. With the extended swim platform as the stage, days at anchor become their own destination, and a crew of seven keeps every launch and recovery effortless.

Service is where she quietly outclasses her price. Alongside the chef, whose modern Greek cuisine anchors every evening, the crew includes a dedicated make-up artist for beauty and spa services on board. The environment is certified kosher-friendly, and a medical assistance program keeps a doctor reachable around the clock, details that matter when three generations share one deck.

At 25 knots she moves between islands fast enough to turn the Cyclades into a single neighbourhood, and at 80,000 to 90,000 euros per week for twelve guests she delivers five-star superyacht service at a price the big international fleets rarely touch.

A Sample 7-Day Route

What a week aboard M/Y CAN'T REMEMBER can look like

Total: 296 NM

  1. Day 1· 49 NM

    Athens (Flisvos)→Kythnos (Kolona)

    Kolona is a sandbar with sea on both sides, and the boat lies to an anchor off it. Two hours on passage at 25 knots.

  2. Day 2· 43 NM

    Kythnos (Kolona)→Milos (Adamas)

    Just under two hours under way. Sarakiniko looks like nowhere else in Greece, and it is a fifteen minute tender from the anchorage.

  3. Day 3· 51 NM

    Milos (Adamas)→Santorini (the caldera)

    Sunset from the water rather than from the crowd at Oia, which is the whole argument for arriving by sea. Reckon on two hours from the last berth.

  4. Day 4· 24 NM

    Santorini (the caldera)→Folegandros (Karavostasi)

    An hour at her cruising speed. The chora stands on a cliff two hundred metres above the harbour, and the road up is a proper road.

  5. Day 5· 33 NM

    Folegandros (Karavostasi)→Paros (Naoussa)

    The marble here built half of classical Athens, and the quarries are still open to walk into. An hour and a quarter on passage at 25 knots.

  6. Day 6· 24 NM

    Paros (Naoussa)→Syros (Ermoupoli)

    An hour under way. Marble streets, a working shipyard and a proper town that does not close in October.

  7. Day 7· 72 NM

    Syros (Ermoupoli)→Athens (Flisvos)

    Back alongside at Flisvos with the afternoon still going, and the city ten minutes away. Reckon on three hours from the last berth.

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