Fountaine Pajot Catamarans for Crewed Croatia Charters
Compare Fountaine Pajot catamaran charters in Croatia: FLORAMYE, NIKA ONE and SOLOMAR, with cabins, crew, costs and booking advice.
A Fountaine Pajot catamaran charter in Croatia can give your group separate cabins, shared dining areas and space to relax between island visits. Choosing the right yacht means comparing the actual layout and crew service, rather than assuming every boat from the builder offers the same experience.
This guide focuses on three selected sailing catamarans: FLORAMYE, NIKA ONE and SOLOMAR. It explains who they may suit, how their arrangements differ and what to establish before booking. Availability for your dates requires confirmation.
Still comparing builders? Our guide to Heysea catamarans covers sailing and power designs and introduces ZORA NUA in Croatia. Start with our catamaran brands for crewed charters in Croatia page. For broader advice on yacht types, routes and group planning, see the Croatia catamaran charter guide.
Which Fountaine Pajot catamaran fits your group?
The three yacht profiles below list the same guest capacity, but that does not make the yachts interchangeable. Model, cabin proportions, outdoor spaces and the crew’s service style can change the experience of your week.
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| Yacht | Model | Built | Guests / cabins / crew | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FLORAMYE | Fountaine Pajot 67 | 2025 | 8 / 4 / 3 | Groups prioritizing outdoor dining and shared deck space. |
| NIKA ONE | Samana 59 | 2025 | 8 / 4 / 3 | Groups wanting a Samana 59 and comfortable shared living areas. |
| SOLOMAR | Samana 59 | 2026 | 8 / 4 / 3 | Groups comparing a Samana 59 with this crew-service arrangement. |
Profile details checked November 5, 2026. These are selected examples, not a complete fleet list. Confirm the current accommodation, crew, equipment and charter arrangements for your proposed dates.
FLORAMYE
Fountaine Pajot 67 · Sailing catamaran
8 guests · 4 guest cabins · 3 crew
What stands out: Larger platform with several gathering areas.
NIKA ONE
Samana 59 · Sailing catamaran
8 guests · 4 guest cabins · 3 crew
What stands out: Main-deck galley and a larger principal cabin.
SOLOMAR
Samana 59 · Sailing catamaran
8 guests · 4 guest cabins · 3 crew
What stands out: Captain, chef and deckhand crew arrangement.
FLORAMYE: outdoor living and a larger platform
FLORAMYE is a 2025-built Fountaine Pajot 67. Her published layout includes a master suite and three double cabins, each with an en-suite bathroom. Indoor and outdoor dining areas, a flybridge and a forward lounge provide different places to gather.
Her listing also describes a jacuzzi. Ask whether it is heated and operational for your charter before treating it as a hot tub. Confirm the crew assigned to your week, as the published crew information describes rotating captain and hostess arrangements alongside a chef.
Choose this if: your group values several gathering spaces and a four-cabin layout. Consider another yacht if: you need more than four guest cabins or specific bed arrangements that the deck plan cannot provide.
NIKA ONE: a Samana 59 to compare on service and layout
NIKA ONE is a 2025 Samana 59 with four guest cabins and three crew listed for Croatia. Her published description highlights a main-deck galley, a flybridge and a larger principal guest cabin. Those features make cabin assignments and the relationship between dining and living areas worth reviewing.
Choose this if: you want to compare a Samana 59 for up to eight guests, with chef service and shared outdoor areas. Check carefully if: the couples in your group expect equally sized cabins.
SOLOMAR: another Samana 59 with its own arrangements
SOLOMAR’s current profile identifies a 2026-built Samana 59 for eight guests in four en-suite cabins. The published crew arrangement is a captain, chef and deckhand. Her description includes a flybridge, forward seating and an aft dining area adjoining the saloon.
Choose this if: you want another Samana 59 to compare for your dates and budget. Check carefully if: cabin equality or a particular service routine is essential; the shared model name does not establish identical arrangements.
Tell us your dates, guest count and preferred sleeping arrangements. CKIM Group can help compare suitable yachts and request current proposals.
What should you compare in the layout and crew service?
Start with beds, bathrooms and access
Four cabins can work for four couples, but room sizes and bed arrangements may differ. Review the actual deck plan, bathroom access and stairs. Our cabin-layout guide explains the details to check before assigning rooms.
For families, discuss children’s ages, naps, swimming confidence and supervision. For guests with limited mobility, review boarding, cabin access and tender transfers. A yacht’s advertised guest capacity alone does not establish that it suits everyone.
Look at the spaces your group will use
Check where everyone can dine together, how much seating is shaded and how guests move between decks. Ask whether the group can gather comfortably in the saloon if the weather changes. For guests who spend long days aboard, those everyday arrangements matter as much as overall length.
Confirm the people and the dining arrangements
Ask who will be aboard, their roles and the meal service included. Discuss private-chef dining arrangements and share allergies, dietary restrictions and important preferences before selecting a yacht.
After booking, complete the Preference Form for each guest. Food and beverage expenses may be funded through the APA even when chef service is included. Confirm both the service and its operating costs in the quote.
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How does a Fountaine Pajot suit Croatian sailing conditions?
These sailing catamarans can travel under sail or motor. Sailing time and the day’s route depend on wind, sea conditions and the captain’s decisions. A wide platform does not eliminate motion, and shallow draft does not guarantee access to a particular anchorage.
Croatia’s bura and jugo winds can affect passage planning. The captain may adjust departure times, destinations or anchorages. Read our Croatia sailing-conditions guide and consult DHMZ’s official marine weather information for forecasting context.
If you are comparing cruising styles, see power versus sailing yachts and the Croatia power catamaran guide. Compare individual cruising capabilities rather than assuming every power yacht makes every journey faster.
What does a Fountaine Pajot charter cost in Croatia?
Compare quotations for the same dates, number of guests and charter length. Check the base fee, applicable VAT, APA, delivery charges and any mandatory extras. Crew service, meals and provisioning expenses should each be clear.
FLORAMYE’s published rate notes provide this 2027 example. These are base weekly fees, with 13% VAT and a 30% APA stated separately in the listing. Rates, availability and inclusions may change; request confirmation for your exact dates.
| 2027 period | FLORAMYE base weekly fee |
|---|---|
| May and October | €35,000 |
| June and September | €40,500 |
| July and August | €46,000 |
The APA is an advance toward the operating expenses specified in your agreement. Ask how spending is recorded, when more funds may be requested and how the remaining balance is settled. Plan gratuities separately if you wish to give them.
NIKA ONE and SOLOMAR have their own rates and terms. For the wider budget picture, read our Croatia catamaran charter costs guide. Compare the complete trip cost rather than the headline weekly fee alone.
What should you confirm before booking?
Dates and route: Is the yacht available for the full charter period? Where can you embark and disembark, and are delivery or one-way charges involved?
Accommodation and service: Which beds and bathrooms will each guest use? Who are the crew for your week, and what meal and housekeeping arrangements are included?
Equipment and connectivity: Request the current water-toy inventory and ask about operating restrictions. If internet matters for work or keeping in touch, review onboard Wi-Fi considerations before relying on a connection.
Full quote: Confirm the fee, taxes, APA, payment dates, inclusions and any additional contractual charges in writing. A yacht description is a starting point; the agreed charter details establish what you are booking.
Fountaine Pajot catamaran FAQs
FLORAMYE, NIKA ONE and SOLOMAR are three examples listed for Croatia charters on MCYC. Their current profiles each show eight guests, four guest cabins and three crew members. Confirm availability for your dates and the particular cabin and service arrangements before booking.
The price depends on the yacht, season, duration and included services. FLORAMYE’s published 2027 base rates range from €35,000 to €46,000 per week, plus VAT and APA. Request a complete written quotation; other yachts have their own rates and terms.
They may suit groups of up to four couples, subject to the actual beds and cabin arrangements. Compare master and other cabin sizes, bathrooms and access. Four guest cabins do not guarantee equal accommodation, so agree room assignments before selecting a yacht.
Crew and catering depend on the individual yacht. The three examples in this guide list three crew, with chef service described in their profiles. Confirm the team for your dates, meal arrangements, provisioning charges and how the crew can handle dietary requirements.
Yes. Fountaine Pajot builds power catamarans as well as sailing designs. FLORAMYE, NIKA ONE and SOLOMAR are sailing examples. If you prefer engine-powered cruising, ask your broker to identify suitable power catamarans for Croatia and compare their individual layouts and terms.
Compare actual yachts rather than choosing from the builder’s name alone. Start with suitable cabins, crew service, condition, equipment, dates and total cost. The MCYC catamaran-builders guide provides a broader starting point before you explore individual yachts in more detail.
Compare Fountaine Pajot yachts for your Croatia plans
Share your preferred dates, group size, total budget and the experiences that matter most. Include your sleeping arrangements and any essential dietary or access needs. CKIM Group can help you compare suitable catamarans and clarify the current charter terms before you choose.
Charter terms like VAT, APA, bareboat, tender, or gulet explained in plain English in our charter terms glossary.
Curious about which yachts are available for your next journey? Let our team guide you or dive in and discover the options for yourself.
