Serenissima Sailing Catamaran

Three Sea Wings e-foils are kept aboard Serenissima, enough for three riders to be up on the water at the same time, and a Seabob gives another way to move through it. She is a 67ft (21m) Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran, built in 2019 and refitted in 2026.

Water toys

A 15ft Lomac tender handles the runs ashore, while two paddleboards and a kayak for two cover the quieter end of the water. Water skis in adult and child sizes and a wakeboard suit anyone who wants to be towed, snorkelling gear shows guests what is under the hulls, and the fishing kit runs to trawling, spinning and spearfishing.

Where she cruises

Her home port is Athens, and Greece is her whole cruising ground, which for her guests means the islands of the Aegean and the clear water around them.

Accommodation and crew

Five cabins sleep ten guests, each with a queen bed and a private bathroom, an owner's suite among them, and twelve can be aboard by day. A crew of three – captain, hostess and chef – looks after them, so the sailing and the cooking are in other hands.

Comfort under way

Her twin Volvo engines take her to 9 knots under power, 10 at maximum, on 25 litres an hour. Air conditioning throughout and WiFi aboard keep the cabins cool and everyone in touch.

On deck

The flybridge is open to the view and set up for sun, the forward cockpit adds another seating area, and the aft cockpit is shaded for meals outdoors, giving guests three places to sit outside. The hydraulic swimming platform makes the water easy to reach.

Charter notes

Serenissima, at her busiest in July and August, suits two couples sharing her or a family, and she is available as a week's charter or a three-day rental, so a shorter trip is possible too.