Samana 59 Catamaran Charter Greece | 5-Cabin Crewed Catamaran, Athens | SA1805

Few production multihulls translate bluewater capability into resort-scale living as convincingly as the flagship of the Fountaine Pajot sailing range. Built in 2022 and based year-round at Alimos Marina in Athens, this Samana 59 catamaran charter Greece programme places five double cabins, a full flybridge and 9.46 metres of beam at the disposal of ten guests, with a professional crew of three aboard.

A Berret-Racoupeau Flagship Under Sail

Drawn by Berret-Racoupeau Design, the Samana 59 measures 18.78 metres overall on a 17.94-metre hull, carries a maximum beam of 9.46 metres and draws 1.65 metres. Displacement is 28,200 kg, and the rig sets 117 square metres of mainsail against an 87-square-metre genoa. Twin Volvo Penta D3 diesels provide auxiliary power for every Samana 59 catamaran charter Greece passage, with 1,200 litres of fuel and 1,150 litres of fresh water aboard.

She is certified to CE Category A, the ocean classification, which is why a Samana 59 catamaran charter Greece itinerary can run from the sheltered Saronic to the open Cyclades without compromise. Shallow draft opens anchorages that deeper monohulls cannot reach, while the beam keeps the boat level at anchor and under way.

Five Cabins, Ten Guests

The interior is arranged in a five-cabin configuration: five double staterooms, each with an en suite bathroom and separate shower, sleeping ten guests in total. Hull windows run the length of each cabin, and the raised saloon is glazed on three sides, so a Samana 59 catamaran charter Greece interior reads as one continuous volume rather than a series of compartments.

Full air conditioning runs throughout the accommodation and saloon. An ice maker, an entertainment system and onboard internet are standard, and the galley opens directly onto the cockpit so that service flows without interruption. On a Samana 59 catamaran charter Greece week, meals move between the interior dining table, the shaded cockpit and the flybridge according to the hour and the breeze.

Deck Spaces and the Flybridge

The flybridge is the defining feature of this generation. It carries the helm station, a sunbathing area and a lounge beneath a hard top, set high enough to clear the boom and give a genuine sense of elevation over the anchorage. Below it, the aft cockpit seats the full complement around a dining table, shaded and open to the sea on three sides.

Forward, twin trampolines and a dedicated forward cockpit create a second social zone, quieter and cooler under way. Guests choosing a Samana 59 catamaran charter Greece itinerary rarely use only one of these spaces; the layout is designed so that ten people can spread out without crowding each other.

Tender and Water Toys

She carries a 4.20-metre tender with a 50 hp outboard, launched from hydraulic davits on the aft beam. The toy inventory includes a SeaBob, two sea scooters, two stand-up paddle boards, two two-person kayaks, full snorkelling equipment, fishing gear and scuba equipment. Diving is arranged with a local instructor rather than carried out from the yacht unsupervised.

Bathing platforms on both hulls give easy access to the water, and the stepped transoms make boarding from the tender straightforward for guests of any age. This is one of the reasons a Samana 59 catamaran charter Greece booking suits mixed-generation groups as readily as it suits couples travelling together.

Cruising the Cyclades from Athens

The yacht’s home port is Athens, with embarkation from Alimos. Departures from Mykonos and Paros can be arranged subject to a transfer fee. The natural cruising ground is the Cyclades: Kythnos and Serifos in the first days, then Paros, Naxos, the Small Cyclades, Ios and Santorini as the week unfolds.

A Samana 59 catamaran charter Greece route can equally turn west into the Saronic and the Argolic Gulf when the meltemi is blowing hard, trading open passages for Hydra, Spetses and the Peloponnese coast. The crew plans the itinerary around the forecast and around what guests actually want from the week.

Crew and Service

Three crew sail the yacht: a captain, a chef and a stewardess. The chef works to a provisioning list agreed before embarkation, and the galley is equipped for everything from a long lunch at anchor to a formal dinner under the bimini. A deck barbecue extends the repertoire to the evenings.

Service on a crewed Samana 59 catamaran charter Greece week is calibrated to the party aboard rather than to a fixed script. Breakfast hours, swim stops and shore excursions are set each evening for the following day.

Rates and Enquiries

The yacht is offered from €34,720 per week, plus the usual Advance Provisioning Allowance, fuel, berthing fees, VAT and gratuities. Low-season weeks are priced below this figure, and availability in July and August moves quickly. Aquinox Yachting handles contracting, provisioning briefs and itinerary planning directly.

To check dates for a Samana 59 catamaran charter Greece week, or to compare her against other large crewed multihulls in the fleet, contact our charter desk. You may also wish to view our Sunreef 60 crewed catamaran in Greece or the Alegria 67 crewed catamaran in Greece. Full builder specifications for the model are published by Fountaine Pajot.

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