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Specifications
Typecatamaran
BuilderFountaine Pajot
ModelAlegria 67
Year built2022
Length20.42 m
Beam9.84 m
Draft1.7 m
Guests8
Cabins4
Crew4
Cruising speed8.5 knots
Maximum speed9.5 knots
Rates per week
Low season€34,500/ week + VAT + APAJanuary, February, March, April, May, October, November and December
Mid season€42,000/ week + VAT + APAJune and September
High season€44,500/ week + VAT + APAJuly and August
The fee covers the yacht and her crew. A delivery fee can apply to a one-way week. What a charter costs
Alexandra II, a Fountaine Pajot that sails well and keeps a Jacuzzi at her bow
Alexandra II is a Fountaine Pajot catamaran built to be sailed, and she rewards guests who like to feel a boat answer the wind. Above it all sits her flybridge, an open lounge where the view runs unbroken in every direction, with generous sunbeds at its after end. It suits an idle afternoon under the bimini as well as an evening gathering, glass in hand, while the sun goes down. Her broad stance gives a level, steady footing, whether she is under way or lying quietly at anchor.
At the bow, cushioned seating surrounds the Jacuzzi, so guests can soak while watching the water open out ahead. Aft, the cockpit is where meals and conversation naturally collect: a large table for eating together, ample seating around it, and steps that lead to her Hydraulic Swimming Platform. Once lowered, it sits right at sea level, ready for a first swim, for launching the kayak or paddleboard, or for a quiet stretch over the water before the day begins. A BBQ, deck shower, sun awning and bimini make it easy to stay outside from breakfast until late.
Below, every cabin has its own en-suite and a TV. The master suite is the most private, with a desk, a bathroom with double basins and a second door opening directly onto the Jacuzzi lounge, so its guests can step out without crossing the yacht. The queen cabins include some that open off the aft deck, handy for anyone who likes to come and go independently. The saloon is bright, with a home cinema projector for film evenings, the Salon TV, a Salon Stereo run from a Mini I-pad, and board games from backgammon and chess to UNO and Mexican train. The galley is set apart below, which keeps the saloon calm and uncluttered.
In Greek waters, as anywhere she sails, her toys bring the sea within reach of everyone aboard. Younger guests are well served: there is Water Ski for adults and children, alongside a Wakeboard, Tube, Banana Boat, Towable Bed and Donut pulled behind the Grand tender. Quieter pleasures come with Snorkel Gear, a Sea Scooter, Fishing Gear, a Kayak, a Paddleboard (SUP) and a Scubajet pro all-in-one kit. Her crew are a settled team who know each other's rhythms, and guests feel it in service that is warm yet discreet; a good number come back for more. Starlink and WiFi are there when needed.
On board
01Jacuzzi at the heart of the foredeck lounge
02Master suite with its own door to the bow
03Flybridge lounge with all-round views and sunbeds
04Hydraulic Swimming Platform at the water's edge
05Starlink, WiFi and home cinema projector
06Water skis for adults and children, wakeboard and towables
07A settled crew long used to working side by side
