A Fountaine Pajot Charter Greece aboard EB1303 puts a 2021-built power catamaran at your disposal: thirteen metres, six guests in three cabins, and a crew of two. Greek-flagged and based in Athens, she is the boutique end of the fleet — small enough to feel private, quick enough to cover real distance in a week.

Fountaine Pajot build catamarans around three priorities: natural light, stability and outdoor living. EB1303 is the powered expression of that philosophy — a motor catamaran rather than a sailing one, which changes the character of the week considerably.
Twin 375 hp engines give a cruising speed of fifteen knots and a maximum of twenty-two. On a Greek itinerary that is the difference between one island group and two: passages that would occupy a sailing catamaran’s whole morning are done before the sun is properly up.
Her 6.6-metre beam on a 13-metre hull is the catamaran advantage in a single ratio. She sits flat at anchor, and the accommodation is spread across two hulls rather than stacked into one.
Three cabins accommodate six guests, each with its own bathroom — three heads for three cabins, which on a vessel of this size is not a given. Air conditioning runs throughout.
The hull layout means cabins sit apart from one another rather than along a single corridor, so a party of three couples gets genuine separation. A crew of two operate from their own quarters and the guest areas stay guest areas.

| Length | 13 m |
| Type | Power Catamaran |
| Builder | Fountaine Pajot |
| Beam | 6.6 m |
| Guest Cabins | 3 |
| Guest Capacity | 6 |
| Crew | 2 |
| Bathrooms | 3 |
| Built | 2021 |
| Flag | Greece |
| Base Port | Athens, Greece |
| Engines | 2 x 375 hp |
| Cruise / Max Speed | 15 kn / 22 kn |
The flybridge is the room that defines this vessel. It sits above the main deck with an uninterrupted view over the anchorage, and on a warm evening it is where the group ends up regardless of what the rest of the layout offers.
Below it, the aft cockpit runs flush with the saloon, so the two function as one space when the doors are open. Forward trampolines between the hulls give a third option — the closest thing to lying on the water without being in it.
A Grand Boat tender with a 40 hp Yamaha outboard handles transfers ashore and reaches beaches the catamaran itself cannot approach.
Two stand-up paddleboards and a two-person inflatable couch cover the quieter end of the programme, with snorkelling equipment aboard for all six guests and fishing gear for anyone who wants it. The inventory is deliberately compact — this is a vessel for swimming and exploring rather than for towed sports.
A defining pleasure of the Aegean is boat-in-only dining: tavernas on quays and in coves reachable solely by sea, where the kitchen works with the morning’s catch and the season’s produce.
EB1303’s speed is what makes those places practical. A taverna two islands away is a lunch option rather than a day’s commitment, and the crew shape the route around where you actually want to eat.
From Athens the Saronic islands are within an hour — Aegina, Poros and Hydra, the last of which bans wheeled vehicles entirely and is best reached by sea in any case.
Push further and the Cyclades open up. Seasonal highlights shift with the calendar: the meltemi shapes the summer routes, while spring and September bring calmer water and emptier anchorages. Independent regional guidance is available through the official Greek tourism board.
She compares directly with our other Greek catamarans — the Sunreef 50 AD1504 and the Lagoon 620 SL1905 — or view the full Aquinox charter fleet.
A Fountaine Pajot Charter Greece aboard EB1303 is offered on a weekly basis across the seasonal calendar.
Weekly rates starting from: €10,900
Rates are quoted exclusive of Greek VAT at 12% and of the Advance Provisioning Allowance, set at 30% of the charter fee. The APA is held by the captain against fuel, provisioning and marina fees, with any unused balance returned at the end of the charter.
To confirm dates, request a bespoke quotation for your Fountaine Pajot Charter Greece through the Aquinox charter desk.

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| Location | Athens, Greece |
| Builder | Fountaine Pajot |
| Hull Material | Fibreglass |
| Flag | Greece |
| Beam | 6.6 m |
| WC / Bathrooms | 3 |
| Air Conditioning | Yes |
| Engine | 2 x 375 HP |
| Max Speed | 22 kn |
| Cruise Speed | 15 kn |
GPS/Chartplotter · AIS Transponder · Radar · VHF Radio · Life Rafts · Autopilot · Sonos Audio · WiFi Onboard · Paddleboards · Snorkelling Gear · Inflatable Slide · Air Conditioning · Ice Maker · Tender Boat · Fishing · Inflatable Couch for 2 PAX
Prepared 23 October 2026. Specifications and price are provided by the owner or central agent, are subject to availability and change, and are confirmed in writing before any agreement. https://aquinoxyachting.com/yachts/fountaine-pajot-charter-greece-eb1303/
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