S/CAT Pixie

The Yacht in Detail

Pixie is the Alegria 67 that quietly bends the rules. Where most of her sisterships are designed around eight guests, she’s been thoughtfully configured to welcome nine, without losing the sense of space and calm that defines the Fountaine Pajot flagship.

Her story starts with the platform: the Alegria 67 is known for its generous beam, expansive flybridge, and the rare indulgence of a Jacuzzi at this size. Pixie takes all of that proven DNA and adds a twist of personality. The most telling example is forward: instead of treating the bow as just another lounging area, she turns it into a private cockpit, a tucked‑away retreat that feels almost like a secret terrace at the front of the yacht. It’s where an early riser can slip away with a book and a coffee, or where a couple can disappear at sunset while the rest of the group lingers over dinner aft.

That balance between togetherness and escape is what makes Pixie feel different. She’s large enough to host a full group — families with teenagers who want their own corners, or a party of friends who appreciate an extra berth — yet her spaces are broken up in a way that never feels overwhelming. The flybridge becomes the social hub when you want it to be, with views, breeze, and the Jacuzzi drawing everyone together. The main salon and aft cockpit flow into one another for shared meals and long conversations. And then, when guests want quiet, the bow cockpit and private cabins give them a sense of having their own little world on board.

Her crew of three are central to her character. Rather than running charters by rote, they treat each week as a one‑off story: a family reunion with lazy mornings and early nights, a group of friends chasing every anchorage and water toy, or first‑time charterers who need gentle guidance and a bit of hand‑holding. They’re the ones who learn who prefers sunrise yoga on the bow and who wants late‑night stargazing on the flybridge, who quietly shifts the day’s schedule when they sense the group needs a slower pace, and who uses the yacht’s flexible spaces to shape each day differently.

In a fleet where some yachts are defined by sheer opulence and others by bare‑bones practicality, Pixie sits comfortably in the middle — not trying to be the most expensive or the most minimal, but the most adaptable. At €31,500–€42,500 per week, she offers the full Alegria experience without drifting into the ultra‑luxury price bracket. That makes her especially appealing to guests who want the feeling of a flagship catamaran — the volume, the stability, the multiple outdoor zones — but also want a yacht that feels approachable and lived‑in rather than untouchable.

For families, Pixie is the boat where grandparents can relax in the shade aft while kids discover the bow cockpit as their own hideout. For groups of friends, she’s the yacht where that ninth guest doesn’t have to be an afterthought, and where there’s always another corner to claim for a quiet chat. For first‑time charterers, she’s a gentle introduction to yachting: big enough to impress, intimate enough to feel like home by the second day.

What makes Pixie special isn’t a single headline feature, but the way all her elements — the extra guest capacity, the private bow retreat, the flybridge and Jacuzzi, and a crew that leans into personalization — come together. She’s the Alegria 67 that doesn’t just show you what this platform can do; she shapes herself around the kind of week you want to have, and makes it feel like she was built just for that.