Launched in 2024, CORE is a Fountaine Pajot Power 67 that distils everything the French yard has learned about multihull design into a single, uncompromising platform. At 20 metres overall with a 10-metre beam, she delivers the interior volume of a far larger monohull while drawing barely a metre and a half, an advantage that opens up shallow bays, hidden coves and private anchorages most charter yachts simply cannot reach.
Her twin-engine layout delivers a top speed of 19 knots and a comfortable cruising speed of 16, making short hops between the Greek islands or along the Italian Amalfi coast a pleasure rather than a passage. Fuel efficiency is another hallmark of the catamaran concept: CORE sips diesel at displacement speeds, extending her range and minimising the interruptions that come with refuelling stops during a week-long itinerary.
On deck, the layout reads like a wish list for Mediterranean living. The aft cockpit doubles as an open-air dining room, shaded by the flybridge overhang and connected to the saloon through wide bi-fold doors that erase the boundary between inside and out. Step forward and a full-beam jacuzzi pool sits on the foredeck, surrounded by sculpted sun-pads that turn the bow into a private beach club. Overhead, the flybridge provides a second social zone with modular seating, a wet bar and 360-degree sightlines, an ideal perch for sundowners or for watching the crew set the anchor in a new bay.
Below decks, four en-suite cabins accommodate up to eight guests in genuine comfort. The full-beam master suite occupies the starboard hull, with panoramic windows that frame the waterline as a living painting. A VIP cabin of near-equal stature sits opposite, and two further guest cabins forward ensure every member of the party enjoys privacy and personal space. Warm oak joinery, indirect LED lighting and premium bed linen set the tone throughout.
The main-deck saloon wraps guests in floor-to-ceiling glass, flooding the space with Mediterranean light. A semi-formal dinette seats eight for leisurely meals, while the galley and helm station are cleverly integrated so that cooking and navigation remain part of the social experience rather than isolated chores. Thoughtful details, a concealed television, wireless charging surfaces, climate control in every cabin, confirm that CORE was conceived for discerning charterers who value both style and substance.
A crew of four ensures that every aspect of the charter runs seamlessly, from provisioning and meal preparation to tender operations and water-toy deployment. The swim platform lowers to the waterline, launching SeaBobs, paddleboards and a tender without fuss, while the shallow draught means the crew can tuck CORE into anchorages that keep the nearest beach-bar crowd at a comfortable distance.
Available from EUR 45,000 per week, CORE charts a course through Italy and Greece, two of the most storied cruising grounds in the world. Whether the itinerary calls for the volcanic drama of the Aeolian Islands, the whitewashed charm of the Cyclades or a quiet week threading the Ionian coves, this Fountaine Pajot Power 67 delivers the space, speed and style to make it unforgettable.
