
P/CAT Explorion
AQUILA 54 | NAMED AFTER ORION, BUILT FOR EXPLORATION · 16.21 m / 54 ft · 8 Guests
Walk her before you ask about her
1 minute aboard, deck by deck.
What are the full specifications of P/CAT Explorion, an Aquila 54?
How much does it cost to charter an Aquila 54 for 8 guests in Greece for a week?
What does an Aquila 54 look like inside and out?
What is on board P/CAT Explorion?
- Aquila 54 Power Catamaran - 2023 build, cutting-edge hull design
- 4 staterooms with en-suite bathrooms for 8 guests (1 king master + 1 VIP queen + 2 double)
- Volume equivalent to a yacht well over 70ft
- 4x solar panels, recycled linens, water filtration - no plastic bottle policy
- Remote office capabilities for working charters
- Exceptional fuel efficiency - 80 lt/hr at 11-12kn, 30 lt/hr at 8kn
- Multiple lounging, dining, and entertaining areas
- Professional crew of 3 (Captain, Chef, Deckhand/Steward)
- Full air conditioning, Wi-Fi, printer, laptop station
- Carbon offset and net-zero participation program
What water toys come with an Aquila 54 in Greece?
- Highfield 420 tender with Yamaha 60HP engine
- 1x SeaBob underwater scooter
- 1x Scubajet
- Stand-Up Paddleboards (SUPs)
- Water ski equipment (adult & children)
- Wakeboard
- Towable tube for 2
- Floating mat
- Full snorkeling equipment
- Fishing gear
Does an Aquila 54 suit 8 guests in 4 cabins?
Budget-conscious luxury seekers, working families who need remote office access, eco-conscious travelers, first-time charterers, groups of 4-8 wanting maximum value per person
George's Inside Info
“Explorion is the smartest entry point into luxury power catamaran chartering. Named after Orion - son of Poseidon - she’s an Aquila 54 that punches well above her weight: the volume feels like a 70-footer, the fuel efficiency is extraordinary (30 lt/hr at 8 knots!), and the eco-credentials are genuine - solar panels, recycled linens, no plastic bottles. What surprises clients most is the remote office setup: Wi-Fi, printer, laptop station. She’s perfect for the family that needs to take a few calls while the kids are on the SeaBob. The crew reads like an adventure team: a freediving, rescue-certified captain; a chef with 22 years of experience across Greek and Spanish kitchens; and a deckhand who is also a professional photographer. At €21-28K per week for 8 guests, she’s under €3,000 per person - genuine luxury charter at a price that makes it accessible.”
- George P. Biniaris, Managing Broker & IYBA Member
The Yacht in Detail
Explorion proves that unforgettable adventures don’t have to come with an overwhelming footprint. At just 16 metres, this Aquila 54 power catamaran is compact and nimble, slipping into coves and harbours that larger yachts can only admire from a distance. But what truly sets her apart isn’t her size or even her sleek lines-it’s the people who bring her to life.
On Explorion, the crew is the experience.
Her captain isn’t just a skilled skipper; he’s a freediver who can take guests down to 8 metres on a single breath. Instead of simply pointing out the best swimming spots, he invites you into the underwater world with him-calmly, safely, and with the confidence of someone who knows the sea as well as he knows his own boat.
Her deckhand is far more than an extra pair of hands on deck. A professional photographer and a luxury yacht steward since 2013, he has an instinct for capturing the moments you’ll want to remember: the first time you jump from the stern into crystal water, the quiet sunrise coffee on the bow, the laughter over dinner as the sky turns pink. While he keeps the yacht running smoothly and guests cared for, he’s also quietly building a visual story of your week on board.
In the galley, the chef brings 22 years of culinary experience from Greece and Spain to a kitchen that punches far above its weight. His HACCP-certified cuisine means every dish is prepared to rigorous professional standards, but what you’ll notice most is the flavour: local ingredients, Mediterranean inspiration, and restaurant-level plates served just a few steps from the sea. Every meal feels like a small celebration-unhurried, thoughtful, and tailored to the mood of the day.
Together, this crew doesn’t simply operate a yacht; they curate an experience. No two days feel the same. One morning might begin with a quiet anchorage and a guided freedive, followed by a long, lazy lunch and an afternoon of swimming and paddleboarding. Another might be spent exploring a harbour town, returning to find sunset cocktails and a perfectly timed dinner waiting on the aft deck. Throughout it all, the deckhand is there with his camera, turning fleeting moments into lasting memories.
Explorion’s pricing€21,000-€28,000 per weekplaces her in a rare sweet spot where luxury becomes genuinely accessible. She’s ideal for budget-conscious groups who refuse to compromise on quality, working families who need reliable remote office access without sacrificing the magic of being at sea, and first-time charterers who want to experience a fully crewed power catamaran without leaping into the very top of the market.
This is not a yacht that overwhelms with sheer size or ostentation. Instead, Explorion offers something more intimate and, in many ways, more meaningful: a well-designed, comfortable platform; a crew whose talents extend far beyond their job titles; and a style of hospitality where every day feels different, every moment is noticed, and every meal is crafted with care.
Explorion is the story of how a smaller yacht, in the right hands, can deliver a bigger experience than you ever expected.
A Sample 7-Day Route
What a week aboard P/CAT Explorion can look like
Total: 224 NM
- Day 1· 33 NM
Athens (Alimos)→Kea (Vourkari)
Vourkari's quay takes a stern line and the tavernas are a hundred metres from it. Two hours on passage at 16 knots.
- Day 2· 39 NM
Kea (Vourkari)→Syros (Ermoupoli)
Two and a half hours under way. The capital of the Cyclades, neoclassical rather than whitewashed, and lived in all year.
- Day 3· 33 NM
Syros (Ermoupoli)→Sifnos (Vathi)
The island's potters still work the clay, and the food is the reason Athenians come here in August. Reckon on two hours from the last berth.
- Day 4· 30 NM
Sifnos (Vathi)→Paros (Naoussa)
Just under two hours at her cruising speed. Naoussa is a fishing harbour that grew into an evening, and the old port still works as one.
- Day 5· 45 NM
Paros (Naoussa)→Kythnos (Kolona)
The hot springs at Loutra run into the sea, so you can find the temperature you want by moving a metre. Three hours on passage at 16 knots.
- Day 6· 22 NM
Kythnos (Kolona)→Cape Sounion
An hour and a quarter under way. Byron carved his name into one of the columns, and the sunset from the water is the reason to be here rather than in the car park.
- Day 7· 22 NM
Cape Sounion→Athens (Alimos)
Back on her berth by the afternoon, so the last evening is dinner in town rather than a passage. Reckon on an hour and a quarter from the last berth.
Indicative only - every charter is shaped around your group, the wind, and the season.
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