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18.8m · Fountaine Pajot · sailing catamaran

ALMA Yacht Charter — 18.8m Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran for 10 guests, with a crew of 3

Length
18.8 m
Guests
10
Cabins
5
Crew
3
Builder
Fountaine Pajot
Year
2022

18.8m · Fountaine Pajot · sailing catamaran

ALMA at a glance

ALMA is a 18.8m Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran launched in 2022, sleeping 10 guests in 5 cabins with a crew of 3. Her charter season is Winter 2026 in the East Mediterranean.

Length
18.8 m
Guests
10
Cabins
5
Crew
3
Builder
Fountaine Pajot
Year
2022

Blue Ocean Club overview

Fountaine Pajot launched her in 2022

Fountaine Pajot launched ALMA in 2022.

She measures 18.8 m in length, 9.4 m across the beam, 14.9 m of draft.

She has a listed cruising speed of 14 knots.

She is flagged in Greece.

Continue the story
ALMA, 18.8m Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran — photograph 3

01 · On deck

BBQ. Outdoor audio system

On deck: BBQ, Outdoor audio system, Sun pads and Swim platform.

The outdoor spaces serve up to 10 guests.

ALMA, 18.8m Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran — photograph 4

02 · Where she cruises

Greece. Winter 2026

ALMA is offered for charter in the East Mediterranean.

Winter 2026: Greece.

ALMA, 18.8m Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran — photograph 5

03 · The crew

A crew of 3

A crew of 3 runs ALMA, under Captain Panos Gkikas.

Crew profiles appear further down this page.

Interiors

ALMA interiors

Listed on board: air conditioning, ice maker, tv all cabins and tv saloon.

Smoking policy: no smoking.

Accommodation

5 cabins

ALMA sleeps 10 guests in 5 cabins.

ALMA — layout plan
Cabin layout

The crew

Meet the crew

  • Panos Gkikas

    Panos Gkikas

    Captain

    Greece · English, Greek

    Panos Gkikas

    Panos Gikas is a fully licensed captain from the Greek Merchant Marine and one of the most experienced charter yacht skippers in Greece. The sea is his second home and over the years has explored every corner of the Greek seas and knows the Greek Islands very well. His unrivaled experience along with his gentle demeanor and great sense of humor make him well loved and respected by all who have the pleasure of sailing with him. He loves sailing, swimming and fishing. Panos is 51 years old, married with one child and speaks Greek and English.

  • Elisabeth S. Kyriakidi

    Chef

    Greece · English, Greek · Year of birth 1998

    Chef Elisabeth is a dedicated and passionate chef whose lifelong connection to the sea began in childhood, inspired by her father, a sailing instructor. Her culinary journey started in 2005, blending her love for cooking with her experience aboard sailing yachts. A graduate of the Le Monde Institute of Professional Studies with further training in Modern Greek Cuisine, Elisabeth has worked in both prestigious restaurants and on various charter yachts, including multiple seasons on Moya Catamaran. Her experience spans from cold and hot kitchen preparation to pastry and chocolate work, always delivering refined and flavorful dishes. With fluency in English and French, Elisabeth brings professionalism, creativity, and a deep understanding of Mediterranean cuisine to Alma Yacht’s culinary experience

  • Anastasia Gkioulmpampa

    Stewardess

    Greece · Greek, English · Year of birth 1978

    Hostess Anastasia is a versatile and dedicated crew member with over four years of experience in the yachting industry. Based in Athens and fluent in both Greek and English, she brings a dynamic blend of hospitality, culinary skills, and hands-on seamanship. Her journey began with sailing races and evolved into a full-time passion, marked by her work on various catamarans and monohulls, where she seamlessly managed guest services, meal preparation, provisioning, and deck operations. Anastasia has completed extensive training, including certifications in STCW, Yachtmaster Coastal, and marine radio, alongside culinary seminars at Le Monde Institute. Known for her adaptability, professionalism, and genuine care for guest satisfaction, she creates a warm, welcoming environment onboard while ensuring smooth and safe sailing experiences on Alma Yacht.

Water toys

ALMA water toys and tenders

Every item below is listed for ALMA.

Paddle and sail

Kayak

Skis and boards

Water skis - adult

Towables and inflatables

Tube - towable

Diving

Diving equipment

  • Snorkeling Equipment
  • Diving insured: No
ALMA, 18.8m Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran — photograph 2

Route inspiration · Winter 2026

Journeys in Greece

Winter 2026: Greece. These routes follow waters this yacht is listed for.

  1. 01GreeceGreece · Winter 2026
  2. 02GreeceWinter 2026
  3. 03East MediterraneanWinter 2026

On board

Amenities and equipment

As listed for this yacht.

Listed amenities

  • Air Conditioning
  • BBQ
  • Light fishing gear
  • Ice maker
  • Outdoor audio system
  • Sun pads
  • Swim platform
  • TV all cabins
  • TV saloon

About the yacht

About ALMA

Description as supplied.

ALMA yacht available for charter. Built in 2022 with a charter price from €24,850 for up to 10 guests in 5 suites with a crew of 3.

ALMA, 18.8m Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran — photograph 6

Particulars

ALMA specifications

Length
18.8 m
Length (ft)
62 ft
Beam
9.4 m
Draft
14.9 m
Category
Sailing
Hull
Multihull
Builder
Fountaine Pajot
Year launched
2022
Flag
Greece
Guests (sleeping)
10
Cabins
5
Crew
3
Cruising speed
14 kn
Cruising speed (km/h)
25.9 km/h
VAT registered
Yes
USA duty
No
Smoking
No smoking

Photographs courtesy of the yacht's charter management

ALMA charter rate & availability

SeasonPeriodWeekly Rate
Winter 2026Greece€24,850 per week

The published rate and availability are confirmed for the requested dates.

Need the cost structure first? Read the Blue Ocean Club guide to base charter fees, APA and taxes.

Blue Ocean Club estimate · not the listed rate

What a week aboard ALMA costs all-in

Our planning estimate, built on the listed weekly rate shown in the rate section. APA, tax and gratuity are typical figures; your charter contract sets the final amounts.

Charter fee per guest per night
€355
Weekly rate ÷ 10 guests ÷ 7 nights, before APA, tax and gratuity.
Nearest airports · Greece
Athens International (ATH); Mykonos (JMK), Corfu (CFU), Rhodes (RHO) and other island airports
Most charters start at the Athens-area marinas (Alimos, Flisvos, Lavrio), about 30–50 minutes by car from Athens airport.
Typical extras
APA 25% (typical for sailing yachts and catamarans), gratuity 10%, Greek VAT 12%.
Rate for a crewed charter of more than 48 hours; it can be lower (from about 5.2%) depending on the yacht's licence.
At the listed rate
Charter fee (listed rate)€24,850
Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) (25%)€6,200
Greek VAT (12%)€3,000
Crew gratuity (customary) (10%)€2,500
Estimated all-in week≈ €36,550

The APA is an advance for fuel, food, drinks, berths and similar running costs; unspent APA is returned. Some yachts are offered on all-inclusive terms, in which case the APA line does not apply. Delivery fees, if any, are extra. How charter costs work.

Blue Ocean Club comparison

ALMA and similar yachts in Greece

YachtLengthGuestsBuiltWeekly rate from
ALMA (this yacht)Fountaine Pajot18.8 m102022€24,850
ALLUREFountaine Pajot18 m102022€24,900
ASTORIAFountaine Pajot18 m102021€24,900
MOONLIGHTMoon Yacht18.9 m102022€29,000
PHANTOMLagoon18.9 m102019€28,000

Same type of yacht, listed for Greece, closest in length, guests, rate and age. Rates of the other yachts as listed on 31 October 2026; open each yacht for its current rate.

Blue Ocean Club cruising guide · listed for Winter 2026

Cruising Greece: when to go and where to anchor

Best time

The charter season runs from April to October. Peak activity occurs in July and August, coinciding with high temperatures and the Meltemi wind in the Aegean. May, June, September, and October offer milder weather and lower traffic. The Ionian Sea generally experiences lighter winds than the Aegean, while the Saronic Gulf provides sheltered conditions. Early and late season bookings are recommended for quieter anchorages and more moderate sailing conditions.

Practical tips

  • Most charters start at the Athens-area marinas (Alimos, Flisvos, Lavrio), about 30–50 minutes by car from Athens airport.
  • Entry into Greek ports often requires stern-to mooring; ensure the crew is briefed on anchor deployment and line handling.
  • Water supplies can be limited on smaller islands; monitor consumption and refill tanks at every opportunity in marinas.

Anchorages to know

  • Lakka, Paxos
    A wide, horseshoe-shaped bay featuring a shallow sandy bottom, typically ranging from two to four metres in depth.
  • Hydra Harbour
    A historic port on a vehicle-free island, requiring stern-to mooring in a tight, bustling harbour environment.
  • Ormos Kleftiko, Milos
    A bay defined by white volcanic rock formations and sea caves, accessible only by boat.
  • Gaios, Paxos
    A narrow, fjord-like inlet providing a sheltered natural harbour protected by the islet of Agios Nikolaos.
Read the full Greece cruising guide →

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Listed with ALMA

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  • VIP beach club & restaurant access
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Frequently asked

ALMA: your questions, answered

The most common questions we receive about chartering ALMA. For anything specific to your dates, guest list or itinerary, message us directly.