S/CAT Sahana

The Yacht in Detail

Sahana isn’t the biggest yacht in the harbor, but she might be the one you remember most.

A Bali 5.4 with space for eight guests, Sahana feels less like a charter boat and more like being welcomed into a floating home. That feeling starts with her captain. One of the rare female captains in the fleet, she brings over a decade of experience on the water and a style of leadership that quietly reshapes the atmosphere on board. Her calm confidence, warm presence, and instinct for what guests need - often before they ask - create a sense of ease that sets the tone for the entire trip.

In the galley, the chef turns every meal into a gathering. With eight years of culinary experience, she leans into generous, family-style Mediterranean cooking: shared platters, bright flavors, and dishes that invite everyone to linger at the table a little longer. It doesn’t feel like restaurant service; it feels like being invited to a friend’s home, where the food is thoughtful, abundant, and made with genuine care.

Out on deck, the deckhand keeps the energy high. A physical education professional and elite sailing instructor, he’s the one who turns a simple day on the water into an active adventure - teaching guests to sail, organizing water sports, or just making sure there’s always something fun to do. Whether you want to learn, play, or simply feel more connected to the sea, he’s there to guide it.

Together, this crew proves that charter isn’t really about the size of the yacht - it’s about the people who run her. Priced at €19,500-€27,500 per week for eight guests, Sahana is designed for travelers who care more about warmth than spectacle: families watching their budget but not willing to compromise on experience, all-female friend groups who feel instantly at ease with a female captain, food lovers who appreciate the intimacy of shared meals, and anyone who values genuine hospitality over showmanship.

Sahana’s story is simple: she’s a yacht where you’re not just looked after - you’re truly welcomed. That’s why guests don’t just enjoy their time on board. They come back.

The boat herself matches the welcome. As a brand-new 2024 Bali 5.4 she carries the marque's signature open concept: huge panoramic windows, a salon that flows without doors into the cockpit, a flybridge with sunpads and dining, a foredeck lounge for quiet afternoons, and a hydraulic swim platform that puts the sea scooters, paddleboards and kayak a step from the water. Four en-suite staterooms, three doubles and a twin, host eight guests in first-season freshness.

At 19,500 to 27,500 euros per week, Sahana pairs a brand-new hull with the kind of hospitality that guest reviews are written about. For families, groups of friends and anyone curious what one of the few female-captained yachts in Greek charter feels like, the answer is simple: like being expected.