SOL MADININA is a 24 metre Fountaine Pajot sailing catamaran delivered in 2025, one of the largest and best-equipped charter cats of her generation. She carries ten guests in five double cabins and runs with a crew of five, and she spends her summers among the Greek islands, where her space, her shallow draft and her deck jacuzzi make her a standout choice for a family or a group of friends.
The main deck is built around a full-beam saloon that opens completely to the aft cockpit, so the indoor and outdoor living areas become one long, shaded space at anchor. Inside, an island galley lets the chef work in the middle of the action, and a lounge and dining area sit under wide windows that wrap the front of the saloon and fill it with light. Step aft and the covered cockpit carries its own dining table and seating, close to the water and cool in the afternoon.
Outside, the yacht is generous with places to relax. The foredeck holds a jacuzzi set among sunpads, a genuine plunge pool on deck rather than the small tub such boats often make do with, and it is the favourite gathering spot at sundown. Above, the flybridge adds a shaded lounge and more sun space, while the wide side decks and the bathing platforms make getting in and out of the water simple for everyone on board.
Accommodation is arranged over five double cabins split between the two hulls, so guests enjoy real privacy and a level, stable night at anchor. The master is a bright, full-height double with a desk and its own bathroom, and the four further doubles are finished to the same standard in warm timber and pale fabrics, each with an ensuite. Because she is a catamaran the cabins sit low and quiet, an advantage families feel most at the end of a long day.
As a modern sailing catamaran SOL MADININA is easy and forgiving under way. She sails gently at around ten knots and motors just above that when the wind drops, and her shallow draft lets the crew tuck into coves and anchorages that keel yachts cannot approach. That access, paired with the stability of two hulls, is a large part of why families choose a cat for the islands.
The size of the crew is one of her real advantages. With five hands on board the service is close and unobtrusive, the sailing is handled without fuss and there is always someone ready to run guests ashore or set up the toys for the afternoon. The chef works from the island galley in the heart of the boat, so meals become part of the day rather than something that happens behind a closed door, and the menus follow the islands and the markets through the week. It is a level of care that suits families with children as well as groups celebrating a special occasion.
The crew of five, chef included, look after the sailing, the cooking, the service and the water toys, so guests can give the week over entirely to swimming, exploring and eating well. New for 2025 and rich in deck space, SOL MADININA offers one of the most complete sailing-catamaran holidays available in Greece today.
