Fountaine Pajot — Galathea 65
20,500 – 28,500 EUR / week
Excl. VAT and additional expenses (APA) — provided on request — depending on the season
Base weekly rate — minimum stay varies by boat and season, to be confirmed
Une connaissance intime de l'Égée
La direction du bord repose sur une longue pratique de la navigation en Méditerranée et sur une connaissance approfondie de la mer Égée, sillonnée au fil des années. L'équipage travaille
Thanos
Capitaine
Antonis
Chef
Dimos
Mécanicien

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WORLD'S END — Fountaine Pajot Galathea 65 There is a reason certain yachts build a following: WORLD'S END is one of the most requested catamarans in the fleet, and among the most returned-to by guests who have already sailed her once. A Fountaine Pajot Galathea 65, she carries the practical intelligence that made the yard's reputation — real sailing ability under canvas, generous volumes, and the kind of stability that lets a family forget they are at sea. A refit completed in 2020 keeps her presentation current. Her interior is bright and open, the light moving through the saloon from one hull to the other. Nothing about the styling is austere: colourful cushions and a relaxed hand with the décor set the tone for a holiday rather than a showpiece. Accommodation is arranged across five cabins for up to ten guests: an owner's cabin, three cabins each with a queen-size bed, and one cabin with twin beds. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. All cabins have their own bathroom facilities — a genuine advantage when travelling with two families or a group of friends who value their own space at the end of the day. Life on board gravitates aft. The cockpit functions as the yacht's true living room: shaded, level with the water, and set for long lunches prepared by the chef, whose Mediterranean cooking is built around what the guests actually feel like eating. The flybridge is the place for the end of the day, when the anchorage settles and the Greek light softens. Sunbathing mattresses are laid out across the decks. The crew is what turns a good catamaran into a good week. They know Greek waters — which bay stays calm when the meltemi builds, which island is worth the extra hour of motoring — and the itinerary, the activities and the menus are shaped around each charter rather than served from a template. For those who prefer to swim off their lunch, the tender garage holds a proper selection: Seabobs, stand-up paddleboards, wakeboard, water-skis, towable tube and banana, and kayaks for exploring the shoreline at your own pace. Available for charter in Greece.
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