Alteya
About Alteya
Alteya is a 2022 Sunreef 70 Power catamaran, based in Athens.
Her 11.35 m beam makes her exceptionally stable. Space feels generous on every deck.
Eight guests stay in four queen en-suite cabins. The master suite adds a walk-in wardrobe and a double-sink bathroom.
A crew of five runs the flybridge bar, the sheltered bow terrace and the beach club swim platform.
She cruises at 12 knots on twin 850 HP Volvos. Toys include a Sea-Doo, two Seabobs, SUPs and a kayak.
Yacht Highlights
- Sunreef 70 Power with expansive deck spaces and an 11.35 m beam
- Large flybridge with bar, dining area and sunbeds
- Spacious bow terrace with lounge furniture
- Hydraulic swim platform creating a beach club at sea
- Water toys including jet ski and 2 Seabobs
- Professional crew of 5
Key Data
Specifications
Accommodation
8 guests in 4 queen cabins across both hulls. All en-suite, with entertainment systems and individual climate control.
- Master suite: queen bed, walk-in wardrobe, seating area, large en-suite with double sinks.
- 3 guest cabins: queen beds, private bathrooms, entertainment systems, climate control.
General Amenities
- Main salon with panoramic windows and large skylight
- Sliding glass doors linking salon and aft cockpit
- Aft cockpit dining just above the water
- Bow terrace with lounge furniture and sun pads (wind-protected)
- Flybridge with bar, outdoor dining table, seating and sunbeds
- Hydraulic swim platform / beach club
- Entertainment systems and climate control in all cabins
- Onboard chef – 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
Leave Athens by late morning. Let the Aegean set the pace.
From the Athens Riviera, Alteya opens up the Cyclades and the Saronic Gulf. Longer charters reach the Dodecanese and the Ionian.
Breakfast is served in the aft cockpit, just above the water. The captain plans the day around the wind and your mood.
By mid-morning, you anchor in Kolona Bay on Kythnos. A sandbar splits two turquoise bays. The water is impossibly clear.
The swim platform lowers. Your private beach club is open.
The crew brings out the toys. A Sea-Doo for a run along the coast. Two Seabobs to glide below the surface. Paddleboards and a kayak for quiet coves. Water skis and a wakeboard for the thrill-seekers.
Afternoons belong to the bow terrace. Shade, soft cushions, a cold drink. Shelter from the meltemi.
Then the islands. Serifos and Sifnos, with whitewashed villages and some of the best tavernas in the Cyclades. Poliegos and Folegandros, with dramatic cliffs and glass-clear water.
At sunset, the flybridge comes alive. The bar opens. The table is set. The sunbeds face west.
Your chef cooks the day's catch with local Greek produce. Dinner is long and unhurried, under the stars.
Below, four queen suites wait. Each has its own bathroom, climate control and entertainment. The master suite adds a walk-in wardrobe, a private lounge and a double-sink bathroom. It feels more like a villa than a cabin.
A crew of five handles the route, the reservations and every detail.
You have nothing to organise.
Only the next bay. The next swim. The next sunset.
Where Alteya Cruises
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Enquire About Alteya
Check availability and request a proposal.
Fill in your dates, group and budget. We'll confirm Alteya's availability and send you a tailored proposal, with alternatives if your dates are taken.
- No obligation to book
- A copy of your enquiry is emailed to you
- Rates, VAT and APA explained clearly
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