Top 10 Crewed Catamarans for Charters in Greece in 2026

10. HONEYMOON | 65 ft

Honeymoon is easily one of the best 65-foot catamarans you can charter in Greece right now. We inspected her at the Greece Yacht Show, and she stood out immediately: smart layout, solid build, and none of the gimmicks you often see in this size range. Moon has been refining this model with every hull, and it shows in the space and flow onboard.

The cabins are genuinely comfortable for eight adults—no “two good cabins and two compromises.” The flybridge is huge and actually usable all day, with proper shade and good seating. Forward deck and salon feel clean, modern, and airy.

Underway, she moves better than most cats her size and feels stable and quiet, which is exactly what you want when hopping between islands.

If you’re comparing 60–70ft catamarans for a Greece charter, Honeymoon deserves to be on the shortlist. She’s new, well-designed, and simply a very easy yacht to enjoy.

9. AETHER | 67 ft

AETHER is one of our top picks in the 60–70ft catamaran range in Greece because she consistently performs above her age and category.

She’s a 2019 Alegria 67, but honestly feels on par with many 2023–24 builds we’ve stepped on. We saw her again at the Greece show this year, and the condition, flow, and overall presentation were spot-on.

What really sets AETHER apart is the crew. William sailed with them last season and still talks about the captain’s professionalism and the team’s experience—each of them with 15+ years in yachting, hospitality, or high-end kitchens. You feel that immediately: organised, calm, genuinely guest-focused.

Layout-wise, the Alegria 67 gives you real space—big master, proper guest cabins, and around 350m² of usable living area, which is why this model works so well for island hopping.

In the €30–40K bracket, AETHER is the yacht we recommend first: well-maintained, well-crewed, and proven to deliver the kind of week clients come back for.

8. ALEXANDRA II | 66 ft

ALEXANDRA II is a Fountaine Pajot 67 we keep coming back to because she simply performs charter after charter. Our charter broker, Louis Lamprell, has already run 3 charters, and all 3 came back with fantastic guest feedback – the atmosphere onboard, the organisation, the food, the service, all of it.

Two details really set her apart from the long list of 67s in Greece: First, the extra crew member. Without any price jump, you get 4 crew instead of 3. The impact is massive: service is faster, cabins stay tidy without anyone chasing, meals run smoothly, and the captain and chef aren’t stretched thin. That level of attention is something guests feel immediately.

Second, the captain is extremely knowledgeable and experienced when it comes to charter itineraries in Greece, practical. During the show, he gave one of the clearest, most grounded itinerary walk-throughs we heard.

7. ADARA NEXT | 60 ft

ADARA NEXT is a brand-new 2025 Sunreef 60, and although she’s smaller than the 65–67ft cats above, she delivers a noticeably higher-end experience.

This is the yacht for groups who care about service, food, and consistency. Everything onboard feels tighter, more refined, and more intentional — closer to what you’d expect from a much larger Sunreef.

What makes ADARA NEXT so appealing is the cabin setup: four equal queen cabins. No negotiating who gets the “master,” no uneven spaces, no awkward compromises. For four couples splitting the cost, that’s a major win and a big part of why this yacht hits such a sweet spot for “affordable luxury.”

The tender is serious, the boat is spotless, and the Italian chef makes food a real focal point — which matters, because guests talk about meals more than almost anything. Louis walked the boat again this year and came away genuinely impressed by how dialled-in the whole operation feels.

ADARA NEXT is ideal for friends or couples who want a polished, modern yacht, strong service, and excellent food without stepping into the 70ft price bracket. It’s simply a great deal for what you get.

6. ALTEYA | 70 ft

ALTEYA is one of the few 70ft power catamarans in Greece that runs with 5 crew for 8 guests – that ratio alone puts her in a different category. It means two stews at dinner, proper service pace, and the crew not being stretched. Most comparable yachts run with four.

She also offers what very few catamarans can: a jet ski, proper gym equipment, and a master cabin with a low bed height thanks to the hull design — something many clients specifically ask about because high beds are common on cats.

Crew and guest areas are fully separated (crew aft), which gives guests much more privacy. The captain is extremely proactive with itineraries — he adjusts routes daily, and he actually researches guest preferences ahead of time, which we’ve seen firsthand.

If you want a power cat that delivers motor-yacht service without motor-yacht fuel burn or price, ALTEYA is one of the strongest options in Greece.

5. GENNY | 80 ft

GENNY’s biggest advantage is the crew – a tight, long-standing team that has run 12+ charters per season for years, with repeat clients. They sail at night to maximise daytime swimming, and they operate with a large chase tender (Axopar 37), which totally changes transfers and watersports. Most cats don’t have anything close to that.

The yacht has five guest cabins, including two masters with walk-in closets, plus a day head — very rare on a catamaran. The layout is genuinely practical for 10 guests, not just “big”.

GENNY is also one of the busiest Sunreef 80s in Greece every year, and that’s because she’s a proven, consistently well-run platform. If you want reliability and a yacht already tested by dozens of charters, she’s at the top of that list.

4. ABOVE & BEYOND | 80 ft

ABOVE & BEYOND’s biggest selling point is the chef — a multi-award-winner who performs at a level that most yachts in this size range can’t match. For clients who care about food, this boat is an immediate shortlist.

The yacht offers four large cabins, a flybridge with a jacuzzi (not common on sailing cats), and a hydraulic beach platform that genuinely works for in-water setup. These are concrete features that add value, not decoration.

The crew of five is experienced and stable. This yacht also performs well underway: Sunreef 80s are heavy, but ABOVE & BEYOND remains comfortable and quiet due to solid sound insulation and a balanced layout.

If cuisine and flybridge comfort matter, ABOVE & BEYOND is one of the best 80s available.

3. GRAYONE | 80 ft

GRAYONE has been genuinely upgraded for better charters, not just styling. When we visited, the captain didn’t talk about cushions or décor – he walked us through systems: silent generators, expanded battery banks for noise-free nights, simplified engineering for fewer failures, and a tender that pushes 35+ knots, which radically improves watersports and shore access. These are upgrades that directly impact your week onboard.

The South African crew has stayed together for multiple seasons — and that consistency is a huge deal. No rotation, no gaps, no “just met yesterday.” They run the boat like a well-rehearsed team, which is the main reason charters on GRAYONE go smoothly.

She’s not built to race, but she is built for comfort: wide beam, stable motion, quiet hulls, massive deck space. If your priority is a stylish 80ft Sunreef that’s been refined beyond factory spec and operated by a tight, capable crew,

GRAYONE is one of the smartest picks in this category.

2. AD ASTRA | 78 ft

Why you want this yacht:

Because AD ASTRA is the only 80ft cat in Greece right now that gives you true large-yacht volume and real sailing performance. Most big cats go all-in on comfort and sacrifice the sailing. Fountaine Pajot didn’t — and it shows immediately when you step onboard and then again when you’re actually underway. 11+ knots under engines and notably faster under sail, a lower profile than Sunreef 80s, which means better balance and less windage
That matters if you want the feeling of covering distance smoothly instead of crawling between islands.

Inside, everything is clean, modern, and correctly laid out — five cabins, a very usable flybridge, and a fold-down balcony that’s not a gimmick; it genuinely creates another livable corner of the boat.

She’s brand new but already past her first-year teething phase, which is exactly where you want a charter yacht to be. For guests who want size, comfort, and a yacht that actually sails, AD ASTRA is the clear choice in the FP80 category.

1. SERENISSIMA | 67 ft

Why you want this yacht:

Because SERENISSIMA delivers exactly what most groups want from a 67ft catamaran: space, reliability, and a crew that knows how to design a safe, smooth itinerary. She’s not trying to be a floating villa or a nightclub — she’s a well-run FP67 with a crew that focuses on the things that matter every day of your charter.

When we were onboard, the captain was very clear about how he manages sailing days, guest movement, and anchorage selection. That practical, safety-first approach is incredibly valuable on a 67ft sailing cat, especially for families.

5 guest cabins give you flexibility. Deck spaces are big without being overbuilt. Toys get used – especially the SUPs and towables – and the tender is the right size for beach runs and exploring shorelines.

If you want a yacht that won’t let you down, with a crew that pays attention and a layout that works for both families and groups of friends, SERENISSIMA is one of the most dependable FP67 choices in Greece.

Serenissima comes with a 4,60 m. dinghy, as well as two folding bicycles, SUPs, water skis, wakeboards, mono-skis, inflatables, and fishing and snorkeling gear.

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