The Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67 charter Bodrum is a 20.36-metre sailing catamaran — the French yard’s flagship — delivered in 2023 and berthed at Bodrum City Harbour. She carries ten guests across five cabins with a professional crew aboard. At this size a catamaran becomes something closer to a small yacht: nearly ten metres of beam, a full flybridge, a hydraulic swim platform, and living spaces that run from the foredeck cockpit to the aft deck without a step. She is built for a week where the boat itself is the destination.
She measures 20.36 metres on deck with a beam of 9.84 metres and a draught of 1.7 metres. Five cabins are arranged across the two hulls, each with an en-suite head and shower, sleeping ten. The main deck is a single open volume: a saloon and galley that flow out to the shaded aft cockpit through folding glass, with a forward cockpit and lounge beyond the helm doors. Above, the flybridge is a private deck in its own right. Space, at this length, stops being a constraint and becomes the point.

Outdoor living defines the Alegria 67. The aft cockpit seats the whole party for dinner in the shade. A hydraulic swim platform lowers to the water for swimming, toys and boarding the tender. Forward, a second cockpit and sunpads face the bow. Above it all, the flybridge carries the helm, a long lounge and sunbeds with the best views on board. Electric winches and a self-tacking headsail keep the big rig manageable, solar panels feed the systems, and a RIB tender and paddleboards come with the charter.

Inside, the saloon is bright and low-slung, framed by wraparound glazing so the sea stays in view from the settee and the galley alike. A dining table seats the full crew, and the galley is a proper one — island, gas cooker with oven, coffee machine and generous refrigeration — set up to cook and serve a week of meals. Each of the five cabins is finished in warm timber and soft neutral fabric, with its own en-suite head, and the layout keeps guest and crew movement separate.

Twin 170-horsepower diesels — 253.5 kW in total — move a yacht of this size easily and hold a steady line under power. She carries 1,200 litres of fuel and 1,050 litres of fresh water, with a water maker aboard for extended, self-sufficient cruising. The hull is fibreglass and the rig a full mainsail with electric winch assistance and a self-tacking jib. Air conditioning runs throughout. Her 1.7-metre draught is modest for the length, so even a 20-metre catamaran can tuck into the bays that make this coast worth sailing. She charters fully crewed.

Bodrum opens onto the Gulf of Gökova, one of the Mediterranean’s great sailing grounds — and one of its great tables at anchor. From a Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67 charter in Bodrum the crew can bring you to a boat-in-only restaurant tucked into a pine-lined bay, reachable only by tender, where the kitchen cooks the day’s catch and what the gardens behind gave up that morning. Sea bass, mezze, stone fruit — and a short, level ride home under the stars. On a yacht this stable, dinner ashore is effortless.

The Gulf of Gökova and the coast around Bodrum reward a large, shallow-draught catamaran: English Harbour and Cleopatra’s Island to the north, the quiet inlets of the Datça peninsula to the south, and the long run east toward Göcek’s Twelve Islands. A week aboard might drift from Orak Island and Çökertme to the pine bays of Karaada, with the crew handling the sailing, the anchoring and the table while you swim. The season runs warm from late spring into October, with the calmest water early and late.

This Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67 (fleet code MU2005) charters from €5,400 per day, fully crewed. Aquinox Yachting arranges the booking, provisioning, crew and itinerary end to end. For other sailing catamarans on the same coast, see our Lagoon 42 charter in Marmaris or the full Aquinox charter fleet. To learn more about the model, visit Fountaine Pajot. Contact Aquinox Yachting to check availability for your dates.

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