Some yachts make an impression the moment you see them at anchor. Alina is one of those yachts. Brand new in 2026, this Fountaine Pajot Power 80 has just completed her first professional photo shoot — shot across a full day and evening in the Saronic islands — and the results are, honestly, stunning. We're proud to feature her in our Greece yacht charter portfolio, and if you've been searching for something genuinely fresh in the Aegean, she's worth your full attention.

A New Standard in the Saronic Gulf
Based out of Piraeus, Alina puts some of Greece's most celebrated cruising grounds right on your doorstep. The Saronic islands — Hydra, Spetses, Aegina, Poros — are the kind of destination that rewards a slow pace: morning swims in glassy water, lunch at a harbour taverna, sundowners as the light turns amber over terracotta rooftops. On a luxury yacht charter of this calibre, you don't just pass through these places. You inhabit them.
At 23.99 metres with a beam of over eleven metres, Alina is wide, stable, and — crucially — extraordinarily spacious for a vessel her length. That catamaran hull gives guests deck space that would embarrass many much larger monohulls. Ten guests across five en-suite cabins, attended by a crew of five. The ratio alone tells you something about the level of service on offer.

Life Aboard — Deck by Deck
The flybridge is, we think, the social heart of the yacht. A generous dining table, a proper wet bar, and a wraparound lounge with panoramic views in every direction — it earns its use from the first coffee of the morning to the very last drink of the night. Below it, the aft cockpit offers a long dining table flanked by foldable side balconies that hinge open directly over the sea. It's the kind of detail that sounds simple but transforms the experience entirely — suddenly the boundary between yacht and ocean just disappears.
Step inside and the main saloon continues that sense of openness. The aft doors fold fully back so the cockpit and interior read as a single flowing space — ideal on warm evenings when you want the breeze but not the full exposure. The décor is refined without being cold: quality materials, considered lighting, a galley-down layout that keeps the crew working smoothly without intruding on the guest areas.
One detail that genuinely impressed us: lithium batteries combined with roof-mounted solar panels mean the air conditioning runs silently through the night without firing up the generator. Small thing. Big difference to the quality of your sleep in an Aegean summer.

The Foredeck — and the Toys
Forward, a jacuzzi and sunbeds occupy the bow — prime real estate on a Greek charter holiday, particularly at midday when a sheltered anchorage turns the water into something impossibly blue and still. It's the kind of spot where an hour quietly becomes three.
The water toy package is, frankly, exceptional. A 230hp Williams Sportjet tender handles runs ashore and pulls the wakeboarders. Two SiFly e-foils and three Seabobs cover the adrenaline end of the spectrum, while kayaks, paddleboards, an inflatable platform, and snorkelling gear for all ten guests ensure there's always something to do — or nothing to do, if that's more your speed. Fishing gear is aboard too, for anyone who fancies trying their luck with a line in the Saronic.

Performance to Match the Looks
Twin Volvo D13 engines producing 900hp apiece push Alina to a cruising speed of 15 knots. In practical terms, that means you're not sacrificing range for comfort — you can comfortably reach the more distant corners of the Argolic Gulf or push further into the Cyclades if the itinerary calls for it. A private yacht charter in Greece has rarely come packaged quite like this.
Book Your Greece Charter Aboard Alina
Alina is available now for luxury gulet charter in Greek waters. Whether your ideal week looks like island-hopping through the Saronics, anchoring off a deserted cove in the Cyclades, or simply finding the finest taverna on every island you visit — she is built for it. Get in touch with our team to check availability and begin planning your itinerary.




