Last updated: September 2026
Feadship is the Dutch builder of custom superyachts, and this page ranks four Feadships listed on myGreekCharter: three that list Greece as a cruising area, plus HIGHLANDER, whose Greek summer areas appear on her DMA Yachting listing. They are ranked from #4, the smallest, up to #1, the biggest, by the length on each yacht’s listing. They run from 127 to 173 feet, with rates starting from €140,000 per week. After the countdown comes FOS, a 204 foot Feadship whose summer and winter cruising areas both include Greece, listed on our main DMA Yachting site.
How each one comes to Greece differs. PEGASUS and KASSANDRA are based in Athens. KATHLEEN ANNE is based in Imperia in Italy and lists Greece among her cruising areas. HIGHLANDER’s listing does not state a base port. Her card here shows her Caribbean areas, but her rate table has a Mediterranean summer season, and her listing on our DMA Yachting site puts Greece’s Ionian and Aegean Seas on her summer list. All figures are from the listings at the time of writing, and our Feadship rate list has the full table.
At a glance
- PEGASUS: 173 ft, built 1997, refit 2009, 12 guests in 6 cabins, based in Athens, from $250,000 per week
- HIGHLANDER: 162.4 ft, built 1986, refit 2026, 12 guests plus one supernumerary in 7 cabins, Mediterranean season July and August, from €170,000 per week
- KASSANDRA: 155 ft, built 1989, refit 2022, 12 guests in 7 cabins, based in Athens, from €140,000 per week
- KATHLEEN ANNE: 127 ft, built 2009, 10 guests in 5 cabins, based in Imperia, Italy, from €140,000 per week
- FOS (listed on DMA Yachting): 204.4 ft, built 2000, refit 2024 to 2026, 12 guests in 7 cabins, from €450,000 per week
What Makes a Feadship
Feadship stands for First Export Association of Dutch Shipbuilders. It was founded in the Netherlands in 1949 to sell Dutch-built yachts to American buyers. Today it is a joint venture of two Dutch shipbuilders, Royal Van Lent and Koninklijke De Vries, which share one design office, De Voogt Naval Architects, according to Wikipedia.
Of the four ranked here, three were launched between 1986 and 1997 and refitted in 2009, 2022 and 2026, and the fourth is a 2009 build.
4. KATHLEEN ANNE
“The Youngest, a 2009 Feadship”
KATHLEEN ANNE is a 2009 Feadship, 127 feet long, and the youngest yacht on this list. She is based in Imperia, Italy, and her summer and winter cruising areas include Greece, alongside Italy, France and Turkey, so ask us about her Greek dates.
She takes 10 guests in 5 cabins with a crew of 7. The full-beam master on the main deck has its own study, and the VIP on the lower deck can be opened up to full beam. There is a deck Jacuzzi, stabilisers at anchor and underway, two SeaBobs, two Laser Picos and a Castoldi jet tender. Rates run from €140,000 per week, plus 35% APA.
3. KASSANDRA
“Athens-Based, Greek Flag”
KASSANDRA is a 1989 Feadship, 155 feet (47 metres) long, refitted in 2022. She is based in Athens, flies the Greek flag, and her listing gives Greece as her cruising area in both summer and winter. She takes 12 guests in 7 cabins, including a main-deck master with a king bed, with a crew of 11 and stabilisers at anchor and underway.
Toys include a Sea-Doo jet ski, paddleboards, a canoe and towables. Rates run from €140,000 to €160,000 per week, the higher figure in July and August, plus Greek VAT and APA.
2. HIGHLANDER
“Refitted in 2026, With a Mediterranean Summer”
HIGHLANDER is a 1986 Feadship, 162.4 feet long, and her listing records a 2026 refit. She takes 12 guests plus one supernumerary in 7 cabins, with zero-speed stabilisers for comfort at anchor and a heated deck Jacuzzi, and her toys include WaveRunners, SeaBobs and an e-foil.
Her listing does not state a base port. Her rate table’s Mediterranean season runs from July 1 to August 31, which overlaps the meltemi’s peak, from mid-July to mid-August. As a general routing tip, the Ionian and the Saronic Gulf feel the meltemi least. Ask us to confirm her Greek availability and where she would start. The rate is from €170,000 per week, plus 35% APA.
1. PEGASUS
“173 Feet, Pool and Jacuzzi, Based in Athens”
PEGASUS is the biggest Feadship listed on myGreekCharter: a 1997 build, 173 feet long, refitted in 2009 and based in Athens, with Greece, Turkey and Croatia as her cruising areas. She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins, with a listed crew of 15.
Her listing puts the master suite on the main deck, with two VIP suites and three twin staterooms, each twin with a Pullman berth, on the lower deck. She has both a pool and a Jacuzzi on deck, plus an 8.8 metre, 12-seat Air Ship boat, a 4.6 metre RIB, three jet skis and two e-foils. Rates run from $250,000 to $275,000 per week, the higher rate from June 1 to August 30 on her 2026 rate table, plus APA and Greek VAT, which we confirm when we quote.
Bigger Still: FOS, 204 Feet
FOS is not in the ranking because she is listed on our main site, DMA Yachting, rather than here. At 204.4 feet (62.3 metres) she is bigger than all four yachts above. She was built at the Royal Van Lent yard in 2000, and her listing describes a major refit in 2024 to 2026, with an interior refit to designs by Tino Zervudachi of Paris. At 1,078 gross tons she has a guest lift to every deck, a gym, a sauna and a large plunge pool, and takes 12 guests in 7 cabins.
Her summer and winter cruising areas both include Greece’s Ionian and Aegean Seas. Rates run from €450,000 to €515,000 per week, plus APA.
Planning a Feadship Week in Greece
Two things shape a summer week in Greek waters. The first is the meltemi, the dry northerly wind that blows across the Aegean from June to September, strongest from mid-July to mid-August and felt hardest in the Cyclades. The Saronic Gulf gets far less of it, and the Ionian sits essentially outside it. PEGASUS, KASSANDRA and KATHLEEN ANNE list stabilisers both underway and at anchor, and HIGHLANDER has zero-speed stabilisers for at anchor, but the route decides comfort as much as the yacht; our meltemi guide explains how captains plan around it. The second is where you board: PEGASUS and KASSANDRA are homeported in Athens, close to the Saronic islands and the Cyclades, though the starting port and route are confirmed for your dates, while KATHLEEN ANNE is based in Imperia and HIGHLANDER’s listing gives no base port, so confirm the starting port when you ask about either.
The four ranked Feadships start from €140,000 per week (KASSANDRA and KATHLEEN ANNE) in euros and from $250,000 per week (PEGASUS) in dollars. For the same starting rate, KASSANDRA is 28 feet longer than KATHLEEN ANNE, while KATHLEEN ANNE is 20 years newer. On top of the rate comes the APA, typically 30 to 35% on these listings, and any Greek VAT that applies is confirmed when we quote. For the full breakdown, read how much a yacht charter in Greece costs, and for other big yachts see our superyacht charters in Greece.
The rates above come from the listings’ 2026 season tables, and we confirm 2027 rates when we quote. Tell us your dates and how many guests are travelling, and we will tell you which of these Feadships can do your week in Greece.
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