Highjinks

Highjinks is a Fountaine Pajot Sanya 57 sailing catamaran built in 2014, representing the French shipyard's refined approach to luxury catamaran design. Measuring 17.92 metres with a generous beam of 8.9 metres, she offers the hallmark stability and spacious living that define modern catamaran cruising, accommodating eight guests across four en-suite double cabins with individual climate control.

The interior reflects understated elegance through light and dark earthy tones and neutral soft furnishings. The generous saloon features a large integrated dining table, well-appointed galley, and entertainment systems throughout, while expansive surrounding windows flood the space with natural light and frame spectacular views of the Mediterranean. Guest accommodation is thoughtfully divided across the port and starboard hulls, with each cabin equipped with television, DVD, and stereo systems, ensuring privacy and comfort for all guests.

Outdoor living is one of Highjinks' greatest strengths. The covered aft deck provides sheltered alfresco dining and entertaining space, complete with an outdoor bar and wet bar with minibar fridge, while the swim platform and outdoor shower facilitate easy transitions between water and deck. This layout makes extended time on deck both practical and pleasurable throughout the charter week.

Highjinks carries an impressive watersports package reflecting the active interests of her clientele. The tender garage includes a 4.10-metre Zodiac RIB with 50-horsepower engine, paddleboards, kayak, wakeboard, kneeboards, adult and children's water skis, tubes, snorkeling equipment, and light fishing gear. This comprehensive toybox, combined with access to Greece's protected bays and island anchorages, enables guests to move seamlessly between relaxation and activity throughout their voyage.

Based in Athens, Highjinks operates throughout Greece and the wider Mediterranean, from the Cycladic Islands to the Adriatic. With twin 75-horsepower Volvo Onan engines delivering a cruising speed of ten knots and maximum speed of twelve knots, she covers cruising grounds efficiently while maintaining the fuel economy expected of modern catamaran design. Her professional crew of three manages all aspects of navigation, hospitality, and watersports supervision, allowing guests to focus entirely on the experience ahead.

Highjinks charter availability begins at €20,000 per week, positioning her as a sophisticated choice for families and groups seeking spacious, modern catamaran comfort without compromise in the Greek islands and eastern Mediterranean.