S/Y Pixie is a Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67, a sailing catamaran that pairs the easy space of a multihull with genuine performance under sail. Launched in 2022 and measuring just over twenty metres, she carries up to nine guests in four cabins and cruises the Greek islands with a crew of three. Her wide beam gives every part of the yacht a sense of openness, from the flybridge down to the waterline, and her shallow draft opens up anchorages that deeper yachts have to pass by.
Life aboard tends to gravitate to the flybridge, where a large shaded lounge and dining area look out over the sea on three sides. Two broad sunbeds sit at the aft end, catching the breeze while the yacht is at anchor or sailing gently downwind. Forward on the foredeck, a sunken jacuzzi and a run of cushioned lounging give guests a second open-air living space, ideal for a morning coffee or a slow afternoon in the sun.
The main saloon sits on one level with the aft cockpit, so the doors slide back and the two spaces read as one. Inside, a comfortable lounge and a dining table share a bright, glass-walled room with soft, asymmetrical lines that feel modern without being cold. A bar and service counter sit to one side, while the galley is set down in the hull, letting the chef work out of sight and keeping the living areas calm and uncluttered.
Pixie sleeps nine across four en-suite cabins. The master suite has a double bed, a desk area and a bathroom with twin basins. Two further cabins are laid out with queen beds, and a fourth carries a double with an upper bunk, a practical choice for families or for friends sharing. Each room has its own bathroom, hull windows for natural light, and the same quiet, contemporary finish found through the rest of the yacht.
Under sail she is quick and light on the helm for a catamaran of her size, balanced enough to make longer passages a pleasure rather than a chore. The hard top over the flybridge shades the sailing station and the lounge below it, so guests can stay on deck through the middle of the day. When the sails come down, the hydraulic bathing platform folds to the water and becomes a wide sea-level terrace for swimming, launching the tender or setting out the collection of water toys.
That toy locker is well stocked, with a Highfield tender, two paddleboards, two kayaks, a wakeboard, an e-surf, seascooters, a towable and full snorkelling and fishing gear. Combined with her shallow draft and island-hopping range, it makes Pixie a natural fit for an active week among the Cyclades or the Ionian, moving from a quiet cove for a swim to a lively harbour town for dinner ashore.
Elegant and easy to live with, S/Y Pixie offers the space of a large catamaran, the pace of a proper sailing yacht and a layout built around long, unhurried days at sea.
