P/CAT ALINA

The Yacht in Detail

Alina isn’t just a yacht; she’s a rethink of what a charter can feel like.

At 24 metres (80 feet) of Fountaine Pajot Power, she carries the presence of a small superyacht, yet everything about her is tuned to people who take their pleasures seriously. Wide, stable decks and generous volumes give you that superyacht sense of space, but with an intimacy that keeps every moment feeling personal.

The experience starts with Captain Adam. Fifteen years of navigating Greek waters have given him an instinctive feel for the islands, but it’s his Swedish precision that guests notice first. He doesn’t simply choose destinations; he times them. He reads weather windows, tracks crowd patterns, and quietly adjusts the plan so that your days unfold with an almost effortless flow—arriving when the coves are calm, the anchorages are quiet, and the light is at its best.

In the galley, the gourmet Mediterranean chef turns each meal into a highlight of the day. Ingredients are sourced from the very islands you visit—fish from the morning’s catch, herbs from local markets, seasonal produce from small farms. Plates arrive looking like they belong in a top restaurant ashore, but taste even better because you’re barefoot on deck, with the sea as your backdrop.

Five cabins accommodate up to ten guests, looked after by a crew of five. That one-to-two ratio is the quiet luxury that defines Alina. Preferences are remembered without being repeated. Coffee appears the way you like it before you ask. Towels are always where you need them. The crew move in the background, present when you want them, invisible when you don’t, until the line between crew and hosts softens into something warmer and more familiar.

Then there is the playfulness. Alina carries the most comprehensive water toy collection in the fleet, turning every anchorage into your own private adventure zone. For water sports enthusiasts, this means endless options—high-energy sessions behind the tender, exploring hidden coves by paddleboard, or slipping into the water for a quiet snorkel. For families with teenagers, it means the one thing that’s hardest to guarantee on holiday: no one is ever bored.

What makes Alina special isn’t just her size, her layout, or her toys. It’s the way all of these elements come together: the superyacht feel without the formality, the precision without the pressure, the service that feels more like being welcomed into a floating home than checked into a hotel. She’s the yacht that doesn’t just take you around the Greek islands—she changes what you expect from being at sea.