VETROHOD

VETROHOD — Fountaine Pajot catamaran, 12.26m, Greece Built in 2021 by Fountaine Pajot, VETROHOD belongs to a French yard whose catamarans have long been the reference for owners who want genuine volume without the draft — a hull configuration that opens up the Greek islands, their shallow bays and their quiet anchorages, in a way few monohulls of this size can. At 12.26 metres, she is compact by design and generous where it counts. Accommodation is arranged across five cabins for twelve guests: four cabins with a double bed, each with en-suite facilities, and a further cabin with a single bed and its own en-suite. Every guest has private washroom access — a detail that matters far more than square metres once a full charter party is aboard. Life aboard a catamaran of this type is horizontal rather than vertical: the cockpit and saloon read as one continuous living space, and the twin hulls hold her level at anchor, which changes everything at breakfast and again at dinner. Her crew handles the navigation, the provisioning and the daily rhythm of the itinerary, leaving guests to concentrate on the Cyclades or the Ionian — whichever way the season points.