Stephanie
About Stephanie
Stephanie is a 2024 Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67.
Four en-suite cabins. Eight guests. A crew of four.
She runs on solar power and lithium batteries. That means quiet nights at anchor, with air conditioning and no generator hum.
Two Seabobs. Two paddleboards. Water skis and a wakeboard.
She sails from Athens into the Cyclades and the Saronic Gulf.
Modern. Silent. Beautifully calm.
Yacht Highlights
- 2024 Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67
- Solar and lithium power: silent nights, no generator noise
- Crew of 4 for 8 guests
- Two Seabobs plus a full water-toy set
- Inflatable sea pool and floating dock
- On-board gym
- Easy access to the Cyclades from Athens
Key Data
Specifications
Accommodation
- 4 en-suite cabins for 8 guests
- 1 master cabin (king/queen) with TV
- 3 double cabins
- 4 bathrooms with showers
- Full air conditioning
General Amenities
- Full air conditioning, including overnight at anchor
- Solar power with lithium battery bank
- Watermaker
- Flybridge lounge and sunbeds
- Forward cockpit seating
- Aft deck alfresco dining
- Swim platform
- On-board gym equipment
- Children friendly
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
Some luxuries are loud. Stephanie's best one is silence.
She is a 2024 Alegria 67, built to run on solar power and lithium batteries. At anchor, there is no generator drone. Just the water against the hull and the cicadas on the shore.
Your week starts in Athens.
Within hours you are in the Saronic Gulf or heading for Kea, the first of the Cyclades. Kea is close to the capital but feels a world away. Stone villages. Quiet coves. Very few crowds.
From there, the route opens up. Kythnos, with its hot springs and the sandbar at Kolona. Serifos, rugged and golden, with a hilltop Chora that glows at dusk. Sifnos, where the island's kitchens are as famous as its beaches.
The flybridge is the heart of the boat. Sunbeds, a shaded lounge, and wide views over the Aegean.
The forward cockpit is for slow mornings with coffee. The aft deck is for long lunches, then dinners under the stars.
Inside, the saloon is light and open. Four en-suite cabins give every guest real privacy. The master is a true suite.
The water is where Stephanie comes alive.
Two Seabobs pull you under the surface like a dolphin. Two paddleboards are ready for glassy mornings. There is a wakeboard, water skis and towables for the afternoons. The Highfield tender with a 70 HP engine handles beach runs and tavern dinners ashore.
A crew of four looks after everything. Captain, chef, and two hands who know where the wind is calm and the water is clearest.
The days feel long. The nights feel still.
That is the point.
Where Stephanie Cruises
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- No obligation to book
- A copy of your enquiry is emailed to you
- Rates, VAT and APA explained clearly
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