Under the Radar
About Under the Radar
Under the Radar is a brand-new 80 ft Heysea sailing catamaran, based in Athens and available for charter from summer 2027.
Her 11.28 m beam gives generous space on every deck: an expansive flybridge, a sociable foredeck and a spacious hydraulic swim platform.
Ten guests stay in five en-suite cabins: a king owner's cabin and four queen doubles.
Thoughtful touches include bathrobes and slippers, full air-conditioning and a washer-dryer.
A crew of four runs the yacht. Toys include Seabobs, SUPs, water skis, a wakeboard and towables.
Yacht Highlights
- Brand-new Heysea 80 sailing catamaran (from summer 2027)
- Expansive flybridge and foredeck lounges on an 11.28 m beam
- Hydraulic swimming platform
- Five en-suite cabins: king owner's cabin and four queens
- Seabobs, SUPs, water skis and wakeboard
Key Data
Specifications
Accommodation
10 guests in 5 cabins, all with private facilities.
- Owner's cabin: king bed (2 m × 1.89 m).
- 4 double cabins: queen beds (2 m × 1.69 m).
General Amenities
- Full air-conditioning
- Hydraulic swimming platform
- Bathrobes, slippers and bathroom amenities
- Four pillows per cabin
- Watermaker, generator and inverter
- Ice maker
- Wi-Fi
- Smart TV
- Deck shower
- Washer / dryer
- Books and board games
Tender & Water Toys
Charter Rates (Per Week) · 2027 Season
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 holidays are about being seen. This one is about disappearing.
Under the Radar is made for privacy. No crowds. No schedules. Just your people, your yacht and the sea.
She is a brand-new 80-foot Heysea sailing catamaran. Contemporary design, wide decks and calm under sail. Room for ten guests to spread out and relax.
She leaves Athens and slips quietly into the Saronic Gulf.
Hydra, where cars are not allowed and the harbour glows at night. Dokos, almost uninhabited, with clear water and silence. The coves of the Peloponnese coast, where only boats can reach.
Then, if you wish, further still. The western Cyclades are close. Kea and Kythnos, quiet and unspoilt.
Mornings begin slowly. Breakfast on deck. Nobody around but the crew.
By midday, you are at anchor in an empty bay. The hydraulic platform lowers to the sea.
The Seabobs glide beneath the surface. Paddleboards drift along the shore. Water skis, a wakeboard and towables wait behind the tender.
The tender takes you ashore for a long lunch in a village taverna. Or a walk to a hilltop chapel.
Afternoons belong to the flybridge and the foredeck. Panoramic views of the coast. Plenty of space to stretch out, and shade when you need it.
As evening falls, dinner is served on deck. The islands fade into silhouette. The stars appear.
Five cabins wait below. A king owner's cabin and four queen doubles, each with its own bathroom. Bathrobes, slippers and soft pillows await.
A crew of four handles the route, the meals and every request. Quietly. Discreetly.
No crowds. No noise. No one watching.
Stay under the radar.
Where Under the Radar Cruises
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Enquire About Under the Radar
Check availability and request a proposal.
Fill in your dates, group and budget. We'll confirm Under the Radar'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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