Ad Astra
About Ad Astra
Ad Astra is a 2024 Fountaine Pajot Thíra 80 sailing catamaran, based in Athens.
At 24 m with an 11.09 m beam, she offers generous space and the calm of sail.
Ten guests stay in five en-suite cabins. There is a spacious master suite and four queens. It is ideal for groups of couples.
A bright salon, a large flybridge lounge, a foredeck jacuzzi and a beach club platform make up her social spaces.
A crew of five runs the yacht. Toys include a jet ski, two Seabobs and an E-Foil.
Yacht Highlights
- Large salon with natural light and sea views
- Expansive flybridge lounge with panoramic views
- Foredeck jacuzzi with sun lounge area
- Hydraulic swim platform creating a beach club at sea
- Premium water toys including jet ski, 2 Seabobs and E-Foil
Key Data
Specifications
Accommodation
10 guests in 5 cabins across both hulls. All en-suite.
- Master suite: large bed, refined design, generous en-suite bathroom, wide windows.
- 4 queen cabins: en-suite, modern finishes, excellent storage.
- Hull separation gives privacy to every cabin.
General Amenities
- Large, bright salon with sea views
- Shaded aft cockpit dining area
- Large flybridge lounge with sunbeds and panoramic views
- Foredeck with sunbeds and jacuzzi
- Hydraulic swim platform / beach club
- Onboard chef – fresh Mediterranean cuisine
Tender & Water Toys
Charter Rates (Per Week)
Prices per week + expenses. All rates are in Euro. VAT in Greece is charged on top of the charter rate and depends on the itinerary. The APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) covers fuel, food and drinks, marina fees and other running costs; any unused balance is returned at the end of the charter.
Life on Board
Ad Astra means "to the stars". By the end of the week, you will understand why.
She sails from Athens toward the Cyclades. The islands rise one by one from the deep blue Aegean.
Paros, for its fishing villages and white lanes. Milos, for its coloured cliffs and sea caves. Mykonos, if the evening calls for it.
Days begin on the flybridge. Coffee, deep cushions, and a view that runs to the horizon.
By late morning, you are anchored in a quiet bay. The hydraulic platform lowers. The stern becomes a beach club.
The toys come out. Race the jet ski along the coast. Glide through the water on two Seabobs. Rise above it on the E-Foil.
Paddle a SUP into a hidden cove. Take a kayak along the cliffs. Water skis and a wakeboard wait for the brave, in adult and kids' sizes.
Lunch is served in the shaded aft cockpit. The chef works with fresh local ingredients. Everything is made to your taste.
Afternoons move forward. The foredeck has sunbeds and a jacuzzi. The yacht rests at anchor. Time slows down.
Closer to Athens, the Saronic Gulf offers another rhythm. Hydra's stone harbour. Spetses and its quiet coves. Poros and its lively waterfront.
In the evening, sunset drinks on the flybridge. Dinner under the open sky.
Then the stars come out. Far from city lights, the Aegean sky is unforgettable.
Five cabins sit across the twin hulls. A spacious master suite with a large en-suite bathroom. Four queen cabins, each with its own bathroom and sea views.
Every couple has its own private space.
A crew of five handles the route, the restaurants and the water sports.
You only need to look up.
Where Ad Astra Cruises
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Enquire About Ad Astra
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- A copy of your enquiry is emailed to you
- Rates, VAT and APA explained clearly
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