Some yachts make you stop and look twice. Anemos is one of them. A stunning Moon 70 power catamaran scheduled for delivery in 2027, she's joining our curated Greece yacht charter portfolio with a specification that genuinely raises the bar for what guests can expect at this size. We've been watching the Moon Yacht yard's output closely, and frankly, this one is something special.
Space That Defies Her Size
At 21.55 metres, Anemos isn't the largest yacht on the Aegean. But her extraordinary 10.70-metre beam — almost as wide as she is long — creates interior and exterior volumes you'd normally associate with yachts considerably bigger. Step aboard and the sense of space is immediate. Open-plan living flows between a generous shaded aft cockpit, perfect for long alfresco lunches, and a light-filled main salon that never feels disconnected from the sea around you.
Five beautifully appointed staterooms sleep up to 10 guests in genuine comfort — ideal for a family taking over the whole boat, or two couples travelling together who want their own breathing room. The forward deck offers a quieter, more private retreat when someone needs to escape the group for an hour with a book and a view.
The Flybridge — Honestly, One of Her Best Features
We think the flybridge is where Anemos really earns her reputation. Exceptionally generous for a 70-foot yacht, it's the kind of deck you'd expect on something closer to 100 feet. There's a jacuzzi, serious lounging real estate, and panoramic views across whichever stretch of Greek coastline you happen to be anchored in front of. Picture a late afternoon somewhere off the Ionian — the light going gold, the water utterly flat, a glass of something cold in hand. That's the Anemos flybridge experience.
Built for the Greek Islands — All of Them
Here's the thing about chartering a power catamaran in Greece: the shallow draft matters enormously. With just 1.45 metres below the waterline, Anemos can slip into bays and coves that monohulls and larger motor yachts simply can't reach. The Greek islands are riddled with these hidden corners — tiny sea caves on Kefalonia, the glassy turquoise inlets tucked behind Lefkada's southern tip, secluded pebble beaches on the back side of Antiparos. A Greece yacht charter is only as good as the anchorages you can reach, and Anemos opens up the map considerably.
Her top speed of 24 knots means island-hopping across the Cyclades or down through the Dodecanese is effortless — you're not sacrificing range or efficiency for that extraordinary beam. She covers ground quickly, leaving more time for what actually matters: swimming, eating, and watching the sun drop behind the caldera at Santorini.
Water Toys, Crew & the Details That Matter
One feature that genuinely impressed us: a dedicated garage housing a jet ski and a full complement of water toys. On a yacht this size, that's rare — and it matters. It means the exterior deck spaces stay clean and uncluttered, devoted entirely to relaxation, while the equipment stays neatly stowed until you want it. Pull up to a crystal-clear bay in the Saronic Gulf, and within minutes the jet ski is in the water and the paddle boards are out. No fuss, no gear piled across the swim platform.
A professional crew of four looks after everything else — from navigation and provisioning to daily briefings on the best anchorages along your route. On a private yacht charter, the crew makes or breaks the week, and four dedicated professionals on a 10-guest yacht is a genuinely good ratio.
Booking Anemos for 2027
Delivery is set for 2027, which means now is exactly the right moment to get ahead of demand. Luxury charter holidays on brand-new yachts book fast — especially when the specification is this strong. Anemos is available for Greece yacht charters throughout the season, and our team is already taking enquiries. Get in touch early. You won't regret it.
