M/Y IRENE'S
Maiora 86 | Ten Guests at Twenty-Two Knots · 26.38 m / 87 ft · 10 Guests
What are the full specifications of M/Y IRENE'S, a Maiora - Fipa Group motor yacht?
How much does it cost to charter a Maiora - Fipa Group motor yacht for 10 guests in Greece for a week?
What does a Maiora - Fipa Group motor yacht look like inside and out?
What is on board M/Y IRENE'S?
- Maiora 86, full 2023 interior refit
- Best-in-class 22-knot cruising speed
- Ten guests in four ensuite cabins
- Tall Maiora volumes and light-filled saloon
- Master suite of unusual scale for the class
- Flybridge dining and foredeck sunpads
- Crew of four, close family-style service
- Stern platform with full toy launch
What water toys come with a Maiora - Fipa Group motor yacht in Greece?
- RIB tender
- Jet ski
- Seabob
- Paddleboards
- Water skis
- Tubes
- Snorkelling equipment
- Fishing gear
Does a Maiora - Fipa Group motor yacht suit 10 guests in 4 cabins?
Island-collectors, groups of ten with a route in mind, repeat charterers upgrading pace
George's Inside Info
“Irene's holds the number that matters most for an ambitious route: a true 22-knot cruise, the fastest sustained pace of the ten-guest boats I place. The 2023 refit is recent enough to feel new, and Maiora's tall build gives her a master cabin guests remember. If your week is a list of islands rather than a bay, she is the ten-berth boat that gets through the list - at 35,000 to 44,000 euros per week.”
- George P. Biniaris, Managing Broker & IYBA Member
The Yacht in Detail
M/Y Irene's is a Maiora 86 with the best cruising speed in her class - 22 knots, held all day - and a 2023 refit that brought her interior fully up to the present. Ten guests, four cabins, and an Aegean that suddenly feels compact.
Maiora, the flagship line of Italy's Fipa Group, builds semi-custom boats with tall interior volumes; in Irene's that means headroom, light, and a master suite that reads a size larger than the boat.
The Fast Week
Speed on a charter is not about hurry - it is about choice. At 22 knots, a change of heart at breakfast is an anchorage changed by lunch. Wind on the nose becomes a detail, not a decision.
Her four ensuite cabins take ten guests; a crew of four - captain, chef, stewardess and deckhand-engineer - runs a warm, close service that suits families especially well.
Decks for the Long Day
Flybridge dining under the bimini, cockpit shade for the card game, foredeck pads for the sunset shift. The platform launches the jet ski, seabob and boards while the tender handles the harbour runs.
Where She Makes Sense
Irene's suits the party of ten that wants ground covered - the full western Cyclades, or the Saronic and back with time to spare - without stepping up to flagship pricing.
A Sample 7-Day Route
What a week aboard M/Y IRENE'S can look like
Total: 324 NM
- Day 1· 95 NM
Athens (Alimos)→Mykonos
Four and a half hours at her 22-knot cruise - the run other boats split in two. Ornos for the night.
- Day 2· 50 NM
Mykonos→Patmos
The Dodecanese in one leg. Cave of the Apocalypse, dinner in Skala.
- Day 3· 45 NM
Patmos→Amorgos
The monastery in the cliff face; Aegiali bay under the stars.
- Day 4· 12 NM
Amorgos→Koufonisia
Pori beach - Caribbean water, Greek light. Toys all day.
- Day 5· 22 NM
Koufonisia→Paros
Naoussa evening; the boat anchored off, the party ashore by tender.
- Day 6· 48 NM
Paros→Kythnos
Westbound. Kolona for the last swim, sunset from the flybridge.
- Day 7· 52 NM
Kythnos→Athens (Alimos)
Home in under three hours - Irene's signature.
Indicative only - every charter is shaped around your group, the wind, and the season.
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