Palatial
About Palatial
Palatial is a 43-metre CRN Navetta, built in 2013 and refitted in 2026.
Five cabins. Twelve guests. A crew of nine.
A full-beam master with a private balcony and his-and-hers ensuites.
A private lift between decks. A hardtop-shaded sundeck.
A range of 4,700 nautical miles.
Based in Athens. Built to go further.
Yacht Highlights
- 43 m CRN Navetta, refitted 2026
- Long-range explorer: 4,700 nm
- Private lift between decks
- Full-beam master with balcony
- Hardtop-shaded sundeck
- Crew of 9
Key Data
Specifications
Accommodation
- 5 cabins for 12 guests
- 1 full-beam master suite with king bed, private balcony and his-and-hers walk-in closets and ensuites
- 2 identical VIP cabins
- 2 twin cabins, each with a Pullman berth
General Amenities
- Private lift between main and upper decks
- Sundeck with hardtop
- Multiple indoor and outdoor lounges and dining areas
- Air conditioning
- Wi-Fi
- Watermaker
- BBQ
- Outdoor speakers
Charter Rates (Per Week)
Weekly rates for Palatial are available on request. They depend on your dates and route. Send an enquiry and we'll send you an exact quote.
Life on Board
Palatial is an explorer in a dinner jacket.
She is a 43-metre CRN Navetta, designed by Zuccon and freshly refitted in 2026. Navettas are made for long, comfortable passages. With a range of 4,700 nautical miles, Palatial can reach parts of Greece most yachts leave off the map.
So take her east, to the Dodecanese.
Start with Patmos. The island where St John wrote the Book of Revelation. A white Chora, a fortified monastery and some of the calmest bays in the Aegean.
Continue to Leros. Italian art deco architecture, quiet harbours and very few visitors.
Then Kalymnos, the island of sponge divers. Dramatic cliffs and clear water.
Sail on to Symi. Its harbour is one of the most beautiful in Greece. Pastel neoclassical houses climb the hills in a perfect amphitheatre. Arrive in the evening light. You will not forget it.
Finish at Rhodes. A medieval old town, Knights' palaces and the white village of Lindos above its bay.
On board, comfort is everywhere.
Palatial has features her sisterships do not. A private lift links the main and upper decks. The sundeck was reconfigured with a hardtop, for more space and welcome shade.
The full-beam master suite has a king bed, a private balcony and his-and-hers walk-in closets and bathrooms. Two identical VIPs and two twin cabins with Pullman berths complete the layout. Twelve guests in total.
Three decks offer lounges and dining areas, inside and out. Sunrise breakfasts. Long lunches. Sunset cocktails on the sundeck.
A crew of nine takes care of every detail, quietly and well.
Big range. Big comfort. A truly palatial week.
Where Palatial Cruises
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Enquire About Palatial
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Fill in your dates, group and budget. We'll confirm Palatial's availability and send you a tailored proposal, with alternatives if your dates are taken.
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- A copy of your enquiry is emailed to you
- Rates, VAT and APA explained clearly
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