A crewed Fountaine Pajot catamaran in Greece costs about €44,500 a week in high season for an Alegria 67, the most common size, plus expenses and 13% VAT. The Power 67 is about €48,000, the Samana 59 about €37,000, and the 80 footers €85,000 to €90,000.
That buys a sailing or power catamaran for eight to ten guests with three or four crew. We list 46 Fountaine Pajots in Greece, and 30 of them are 61 feet or longer.
Which Fountaine Pajot models can you charter in Greece?
Fountaine Pajot is a French yard founded in 1976 near La Rochelle, and it builds both sailing and power catamarans. Its crewed fleet in Greece runs larger than Lagoon’s, with most boats at 67 feet.
The Fountaine Pajots we list in Greece fall into five groups:
- Smaller and older yachts: 17 of the 46, mostly 41 to 59 feet, at about €12,000 to €28,500 a week. For a fully crewed week we recommend starting at the Samana 59, which gives every guest and the crew more room.
- Samana 59: five sailing catamarans built from 2021 to 2024 and listed at 61 to 62 feet, for eight or ten guests with three crew.
- Alegria 67: ten sailing catamarans, the most common crewed Fountaine Pajot in Greece, for eight to ten guests with three or four crew.
- Power 67: six power catamarans built from 2020 to 2025 that cruise at about 15 knots, for eight to ten guests with three or four crew.
- The 72 and 80 footers: eight flagships, sailing and power, including the Thira 80, for eight to twelve guests.
How much does a Fountaine Pajot cost to charter in Greece per week?
About €44,500 a week in high season for an Alegria 67, the most common size, before expenses and VAT.
| Model | Fountaine Pajots on our books | Typical high-season week | Up to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 41 to 47 ft | 8 | €14,000 | €18,500 |
| 49 to 52 ft | 6 | €22,900 | €24,000 |
| Older 58 to 65 ft | 3 | €25,000 | €28,500 |
| Samana 59 (61 to 62 ft) | 5 | €37,000 | €37,000 |
| Alegria 67 (sailing) | 9 | €44,500 | €55,000 |
| Power 67 | 6 | €48,000 | €48,000 |
| 72 ft power | 1 | €69,000 | €69,000 |
| Thira 80 (sailing) | 4 | €85,000 | €85,000 |
| 80 ft power | 2 | €90,000 | €90,000 |
High-season weekly rates of the euro-priced Fountaine Pajots we list in Greece, October 2026. The APA and 13% Greek VAT come on top, and our Greek VAT, APA and extra costs page works through a real example.
The Power 67 costs about €3,500 a week more than the sailing Alegria 67, and its fuel bill from the APA is higher too.
Fountaine Pajot, Lagoon or Sunreef: which catamaran suits Greece?
These are the four catamaran yards we list most in Greece:
- Fountaine Pajot: a larger, sportier fleet, typically 67 feet, at about €44,500 to €48,000 a week.
- Lagoon: the biggest choice and the most space for the money, about €30,500 a week for a Lagoon 55. See our Lagoon page.
- Sunreef: semi-custom luxury catamarans, mostly 70 to 80 feet, at about €76,500 a week. See our Sunreef page.
- Bali: an open-plan layout with a solid foredeck lounge, priced just below Lagoon. See our Bali page.
Sailing or power is the bigger choice at this size, and our sailing versus power catamaran guide covers it for Greek waters. Every power catamaran we list is on our power catamaran charter page.
Our favourite Fountaine Pajots for charter in Greece
We have been aboard these Fountaine Pajots or booked them for our clients. Five are based in Athens, a short hop from the Saronic Gulf and the Cyclades, and DOLLY spends the summer in the Ionian.
ALMA is a 2022 Samana 59 for ten guests in five cabins, and she is almost fully booked every season. Captain Panos has been aboard for four years and is warm, funny and passionate about sailing, at €34,500 a week in high season.
ASTORIA, a 2021 Samana 59, stands out for her chef, Nikola Statev, who brings a fine-dining background and tailors menus for vegan, keto or allergy needs. Her crew favour quiet spots in the Saronic Gulf away from the crowds, at €37,000 a week in high season.
KIMATA is a 2021 Alegria 67 that is fresh, bright and beautifully kept, with food and coffee to match. Lithium batteries mean no generator noise at anchor, and she island-hops the Cyclades from Paros and Naxos to Koufonisia, Sifnos and Milos, at €43,500 a week in high season.
DOLLY is a 2023 Alegria 67 with a simple, tasteful style, right down to the little olive trees on deck. Her crew know the Ionian well and favour its protected, quieter waters, with Paxos their top pick, at €45,500 a week in high season.
D2 is a 2024 Power 67 and one of our most popular power catamarans, with a master cabin that has its own access to the bow and a big foredeck jacuzzi. Chef Konstantinos is a standout, and she cruises smoothly at about 15 knots, at €48,000 a week in high season.
ALENA, a 2023 Power 67, pairs a foredeck jacuzzi and plenty of water toys with generators so quiet you sleep in peace. Chef Everest brings seven years of fine-dining experience and adapts every menu to the guests, at €48,000 a week in high season.
Chartering a Fountaine Pajot somewhere else? Our Fountaine Pajot yacht charter guide on DMA Yachting covers every destination, and every crewed catamaran we list in Greece is in our guide to catamaran charter in Greece.
People also ask
How much does it cost to charter a Fountaine Pajot catamaran in Greece?
About €44,500 a week in high season for a crewed Alegria 67 and about €48,000 for a Power 67, with the APA and 13% Greek VAT on top.
How many guests does a Fountaine Pajot catamaran take?
Eight to ten on the Samana 59 and the 67 footers, in four or five cabins with three or four crew. The 80 footers take ten to twelve.
Is a Fountaine Pajot more expensive than a Lagoon in Greece?
Usually, mostly because the Fountaine Pajot fleet here runs larger. From 54 feet up, the typical Fountaine Pajot is about €45,000 a week against about €31,000 for a Lagoon.
Can you charter a power Fountaine Pajot in Greece?
Yes. We list six Power 67s and three larger power catamarans of 72 to 80 feet, and our sailing versus power guide compares the two.
Who builds Fountaine Pajot catamarans?
Fountaine Pajot, a French yard founded in 1976, builds its catamarans near La Rochelle on the Atlantic coast.
Fountaine Pajot Catamarans to charter
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