Boat charter in Greece · Eleuthera 60 in Aegina / Port of Aegina — “ZORBA CAT” — (2007)

Sailing from Aegina puts you at the heart of the Saronic Gulf, where sheltered anchorages and island villages lie within easy reach. ZORBA CAT, a Fountaine Pajot Eleuthera 60, makes this cruising ground accessible to groups and families who want both comfort and stability. The catamaran's twin hulls hold their position reliably at anchor and draw minimal draft, opening shallow bays and beach approaches that monohulls cannot access. Below deck, the four cabins and five bathrooms provide genuine privacy for ten guests—a rare comfort on chartered vessels. The saloon flows into the galley with unobstructed sight lines across the water, while the cockpit remains your natural gathering space for morning coffee or evening drinks. The wide trampolines forward and the uncluttered foredeck offer sun, shade, and clear views without cramped companionways or narrow passages underfoot. A week based from Aegina reveals why two hulls matter for relaxed cruising. You explore at your own pace, whether heading south to the Peloponnese islands, east to Hydra and Spetses, or lingering in protected anchorages. With a professional crew handling navigation and daily routines, you focus on swimming, snorkeling, and the rhythm of the Greek islands. ZORBA CAT carries the space and seaworthiness to make this possible.