New Catamarans for Charter in Greece: 2026 and 2027 Builds

These are the crewed catamarans built in 2026 or 2027 that you can charter in Greece next summer: ten boats from 58 to 80 feet, seven of them already in the water and three delivering before the 2027 season. We keep this page current as boats join the fleet, and we check every calendar ourselves.

Why look at the newest boats first? New systems, bigger battery banks, quieter nights at anchor, and crews who know the boat from day one. You do not pay for a new build in the rate; you pay for it in the calendar. The two 79-footers already have most of July and August spoken for, nine months out.

Which new catamarans can you charter in Greece in 2027?

All ten are based in Greece or list Greece as a summer cruising ground. We checked each yacht’s own booking calendar on 13 October 2026:

A calendar with nothing on it is not the same as an open boat, and a booked week can still move. We confirm with each manager before we promise dates.

Last updated: 13 October 2026

The bigger boats: 67 to 80 feet

These are the boats for two or three families sharing. Four of the six are power catamarans, which is new for Greece. A few years ago almost every catamaran in the fleet was a sailing boat. We explain the shift in Catamarans Are Getting Bigger: 60 ft Is the New Standard.

UNDER THE RADAR

UNDER THE RADAR is an 80 ft Heysea sailing catamaran, new to Greece, and she arrives in June 2027. Ten guests in a master and four doubles, crew of four, a hydraulic swim platform and a toy list that gets finalised in April. Her manager has blocked everything until the end of June for delivery, so July and August 2027 are the first weeks anyone can book.

Best for: a group that wants the newest boat in the fleet and does not mind being her first guests. High season from €75,000 a week plus VAT and APA.

CHRISTAL MIO 80

CHRISTAL MIO 80 is the biggest catamaran model Fountaine Pajot builds, the Power 80. She sleeps 12 in six cabins, one master and five queens, all with their own bathrooms, and carries a crew of six. The toy list runs to two Seabobs, a Jetsurf, a Fliteboard and a floating island, so teenagers are covered. Six of the eight peak weeks are already taken for 2027.

Best for: three families or 12 friends who want one boat, not two. High season from €90,000 a week plus VAT and APA.

ALINA

ALINA is the same Power 80 hull laid out for 10 guests instead of 12. An owner’s suite with a full sea-view window from the bed, four guest cabins, and a crew of five. Two e-foils and three Seabobs on board. She works the Ionian, and all three of her 2027 bookings so far are there.

Best for: two families who want bigger cabins and a calmer sea than the Cyclades. High season from €90,000 a week plus VAT and APA.

BOHEMIA

BOHEMIA is the Sunreef 80 Power with the widest beam on this page, 40 feet. Five cabins for 10 guests, crew of four, panoramic saloon windows and a warm, soft interior rather than a showroom one. Her toy garage includes a Tiwal sailing dinghy and four sea scooters. She cruises the whole Mediterranean, so a Greek week means fixing her position early; her 2027 calendar is empty at the time of writing.

Best for: 10 guests who want Sunreef volume and are booking early enough to set her summer. High season from €95,000 a week plus APA and VAT.

ELLY II

ELLY II is a 72 ft Fountaine Pajot power catamaran that delivers in spring 2027. Ten guests in a master and four queen cabins, crew of four, and a fit-out list that reads like a hotel: a projector, two TVs, a steam iron and a safe in every cabin. Two summer weeks were booked before she was in the water.

Best for: a family group that wants a new power cat without the 79 ft price. High season from €69,000 a week plus VAT and APA.

MELTEMI

MELTEMI is a Moon 70, a Turkish-built power catamaran and a new name for Greece. Ten guests in a master and four queens, crew of four, and a serious toy garage: two Sea-Doos, two Seabobs, an e-foil and a 6.6 m tender. She cruises at 17 knots, so Athens to Mykonos is a morning. Her first booking is in late May 2027, and July and August are still open.

Best for: groups who want to cover ground in the Cyclades and still have toys for every afternoon. High season from €79,000 a week plus VAT and APA.

AMAREA

AMAREA is a Lagoon 65, the sailing catamaran in this group. Eight guests in four cabins, with an owner’s suite that has a desk, a TV and its own door to the deck. Crew of three, e-foil and two Seabobs on board. Two summer weeks are booked.

Best for: four couples who want a brand-new sailing cat at less than half the rate of the 79-footers. High season from €42,500 a week plus VAT and APA.

The 60-footers: the open calendars

These three are brand new, take eight to ten guests, and still show most of July and August 2027 open. Any of them would have been the biggest catamaran in the Greek fleet ten years ago.

ANDARE OLTRE

ANDARE OLTRE is a Heysea 60 sailing catamaran with a big flybridge, rare on a boat this size. Ten guests in four doubles and a twin, crew of three, and she takes guests’ pets, which almost no crewed yacht in Greece does. One summer week booked, plus four weeks in June.

Best for: families with a dog, or anyone who wants flybridge living on a 60 ft budget. High season from €38,000 a week plus VAT and APA.

WISH

WISH is a Lagoon 60, the model that replaced the Lagoon 620. Ten guests in a master and four doubles, crew of three. The aft deck folds out on both sides to make a wide platform at anchor, and the sundeck has its own dining table. Our broker Stephanie walked her at the Poros show; the video is below. Nothing is on her 2027 calendar yet.

Best for: five couples or a family of ten who want the newest Lagoon layout. High season from €42,500 a week plus VAT and APA.

MILLENNIUM FALCON II

MILLENNIUM FALCON II is a Bali 5.8 based in the Ionian. Eight guests in an owner’s suite, two queens and a twin, crew of three. Bali’s open-plan layout joins the cockpit and the saloon into one room, which families with small children like. One week booked in the Ionian for summer 2027.

Best for: a family with young children who want the Ionian’s short hops. High season from €35,000 a week plus VAT and APA, the lowest of the ten.

Are there smaller new catamarans in Greece?

Yes. About ten more 2026 and 2027 builds between 42 and 54 feet are listed for Greece, most of them run with a skipper and a host rather than a full crew. They suit three to five couples on a tighter budget. You will find them on our catamaran charter Greece page.

Where do the new catamarans cruise?

Seven are Athens-based and run Saturday to Saturday into the Saronic and the Cyclades. ALINA and MILLENNIUM FALCON II work the Ionian, with bookings in and out of Kefalonia, Zakynthos and Corfu. BOHEMIA moves around the Mediterranean and takes Greece on request.

Our take

A 2026 build is the easiest choice in the fleet: no refit questions, new systems, and a crew who know the boat from day one. The 79-footers are already half gone for 2027. If you want one of the ten for next summer, pick her by January and ask us to place a hold.

Three of them on video

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