ALINA

ALINA — Fountaine Pajot Power 80 The Power 80 sits at the top of Fountaine Pajot's motor yacht range, and Alina makes the case for the catamaran platform better than any brochure could: the volume of a considerably larger monohull, spread across two hulls and three usable levels, with the easy stability that makes long lunches and lazy anchorages feel effortless. She accommodates 10 guests in five cabins — an owner's cabin plus four guest cabins. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Life aboard organises itself naturally around the deck spaces. The aft cockpit offers several distinct seating areas, so the group can spread out without anyone having to choose between company and quiet. Forward, the foredeck is the part guests tend to claim first: a deck jacuzzi, sunbathing lounges and a wet bar within reach, ideal for the slow hours between swim stops. Up on the flybridge, a dining table set against open horizon makes al fresco dinners the default rather than the occasion. Inside, the main saloon follows a galley-up layout — a detail that changes the tone of a charter more than it sounds. The chef works in the same space where guests gather, which turns provisioning conversations, tastings and morning coffee into something shared rather than served from behind a door. A crew of five looks after the yacht and her guests, with the discretion and anticipation that experienced catamaran crews develop: knowing when to appear and when to leave the foredeck to itself. Alina cruises Greece, where her shallow draft and generous deck space are particularly well suited to the Cyclades and the Ionian. For winter 2026/27 she moves to the Red Sea, based in El Gouna.