Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab. (2023)

City Lavrio

Max. guests

Cabins 5 cabins

Bathrooms 4 bathrooms

With or without skipper

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Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab offers a distinctly Mediterranean way to cruise from Lavrio: active mornings, a long pause near Syros and room for everybody to find their own pace. The boat works best when the plan leaves space for a change of mind. 5 cabins and 4 bathrooms create a practical layout for an experienced crew that enjoys adapting the route to the wind, with room for 9 people. A first night near Batsi leaves the option of continuing towards Kea or keeping the programme more relaxed.

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Life on Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab between Lavrio, Syros and Batsi — cruising towards Syros with room for Kea

  • Model: Fountaine Pajot Isla 40
  • Year: 2023
  • Bathrooms: 4
  • Total sail area: 95 m2 approx.
  • Fuel tank: 300 L approx.
  • Water tank: 530 L approx.
  • Beam: 6,63 m
  • Length: 11,93 m
  • Cabins: 5
  • Maximum capacity on board: 9 people
  • Engine: 2 x 20-30 hp
  • Draft: 1,21 m

The rate begins at €2,500/week and may change with week, duration and services. The final quote should separate fuel, harbours, cleaning, deposit and skipper, so there are no surprises once provisions and route have been chosen.

The personality of Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab appears when its proportions meet the plan: 11,93 m in length, 6,63 m in beam and an opening passage towards Syros. On this 2023 catamaran, an experienced crew that enjoys adapting the route to the wind can shape the day around cruising and swimming, keeping Kea for conditions that truly invite a longer stage.

Between Syros and Batsi, the party can alternate cruising, swimming and time ashore without filling every hour. Kea is available for those wanting to go farther, but a shorter route still gives a complete experience.

Life on board is organised around 5 cabins and 4 bathrooms. For a party of up to 9 people, common areas are best kept for meals and rest, with luggage inside the cabins. That leaves the cockpit and deck passages clear from the departure in Lavrio.

Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab measures 11,93 m by 6,63 m. Those proportions are welcome during the stay, especially when sharing the deck, and worth remembering on the approach to Batsi. With a draft of 1,21 m, shelter is chosen according to depth and actual conditions.

With a flexible plan and a careful handover, Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab is enjoyable from the first manoeuvre. Syros, Batsi and Kea are possibilities; the measure of the trip is returning to Lavrio rested and eager to go again.

Equipment

Length:11 m.

Beam Beam: 6 m.

Anchor

Autopilot

Battery charger

Bilge pump - Electric

Bilge pump - Mechanic

Bimini top

Binoculars

Black Water Tank

Cockpit cushions

Cockpit table

Reserve catamaran

Boat location

Three ways to cruise from Lavrio on Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab — Lavrio, Syros and a route for an experienced crew that enjoys adapting the route to the wind · suited to an experienced crew that enjoys adapting the route to the wind

Two days on Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab: from Lavrio to Syros via Batsi — cruising towards Syros with room for Kea

The return from Batsi starts with room for fuel, harbour queues and the joint inspection in Lavrio. The interior is tidied before the final mile, waste is checked and manoeuvring gear remains accessible. Dropping a late stop usually gives the holiday a better ending.

For a short outing, Syros brings enough change of scenery without consuming the day in transfers. Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab remains at anchor for lunch, swimming and rest. The return begins in daylight and ends calmly, with luggage away from the passages.

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Three days from Lavrio: cruising, swimming and a night near Kea — between Syros and Batsi on Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab

Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab towards Kea: One day at an unhurried pace — between Syros and Batsi on Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab

Comments after cruising on Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab near Batsi

4.5


2 reviews

  • user review

    Marta P.



    We travelled as a family and appreciated the unhurried route. The children loved the swimming and the adults enjoyed a long afternoon on board.

  • user review

    Adrian A.



    We travelled as a family and appreciated the unhurried route. The children loved the swimming and the adults enjoyed a long afternoon on board.

Time aboard Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab between Syros, Batsi and Kea — cruising towards Syros with room for Kea

The departure improves when everybody arrives in good time; every guest finds a place without filling the cockpit with bags. In the opening miles on Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab, the day finds a natural balance between cruising and rest. Before committing to a night near Batsi, the simpler choice leaves time to cook, swim or go ashore. A night near Batsi is more enjoyable; the morning plan is discussed without turning it into a duty.

The first morning in Lavrio works best without a rush; lines, fenders and documents are located before the engine starts. With the boat settled on its course, conversation gives way to quiet moments watching the horizon. If Batsi looks busy on arrival, a nearby alternative preserves good humour and a daylight arrival. Before the party divides the cabins for the night, the crew discovers that slow travel can still feel far-reaching.

An early coffee leaves room to study the forecast; the crew discusses the route and keeps one simple alternative. After the party has found a comfortable pace, one person keeps watch while another checks position and the next mark. If the wind changes during the afternoon, depth, swinging room and the morning exit matter more than reputation. After swimwear and loose equipment are collected, memories grow from simple details and generous time together.

As the harbour wakes around Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab, a calm explanation turns the first manoeuvre into part of the holiday. As the water opens near Syros, the swimming stop is chosen for shelter and depth, not only photographs. When the party wants more swimming and fewer miles, shortening the stage often creates a fuller afternoon aboard. With dinner ready and the anchorage checked, water, batteries and weather are checked for an easy start.

Another view of Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab: Syros, Batsi and Kea without a rigid route

Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab does not need a crowded itinerary to feel rewarding. Its 11,93 m length and 6,63 m beam give an experienced crew that enjoys adapting the route to the wind a base where a quiet meal or an afternoon at anchor matters as much as mileage. As a 2023 catamaran, it suits a route that allows everyone to learn the boat before continuing to Batsi.

The character of Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab is clearest from the deck: 11,93 m of length for sharing roles and 6,63 m of beam so common life is not confined to the table. This 2023 catamaran is attractive for an experienced crew that enjoys adapting the route to the wind, especially when Syros opens the day and Kea remains an alternative.

Distinctive moments on Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab along the route to Syros — cruising towards Syros with room for Kea

Each traveller plans the swimming schedule as the coast changes, at first light. A supporting crewmate, after morning coffee, reviews the anchorage approach thinking about return. The deck watch confirms the following night without forcing times, with steady daylight. The crew, before the swim, adjusts the following stop before reaching Syros.

The person forward, after leaving harbour, prepares the deck routine without adding miles. During the morning, the family aboard checks the luggage stowage for the actual wind. The whole party chooses the shared jobs close to Batsi, close to midday.

As evening approaches, the rest of the party calmly discusses the timing of lunch to gain more rest. The berthing team carefully organises the intended return with enough daylight, with a gentle wind. The person steering, once under way, clearly defines a sheltered option with Kea available.

The whole party calmly discusses the intended return for the actual wind, after morning coffee. With steady daylight, the rest of the party carefully organises a sheltered option close to Batsi. The berthing team, before the swim, clearly defines the swimming schedule to gain more rest. The person steering, after leaving harbour, plans the anchorage approach with enough daylight.

Each traveller reviews the following night with Kea available, during the morning. A supporting crewmate, close to midday, confirms the following stop as the coast changes. The deck watch, as evening approaches, adjusts the deck routine thinking about return. With a gentle wind, the crew prepares the luggage stowage without forcing times.

The person forward, once under way, checks the shared jobs before reaching Syros. The family aboard, at first light, chooses the timing of lunch without adding miles. The deck watch prepares the shared jobs as the coast changes, with steady daylight. Before the swim, the crew checks the timing of lunch thinking about return.

After leaving harbour, the person forward chooses the intended return without forcing times. During the morning, the family aboard calmly discusses a sheltered option before reaching Syros. The whole party carefully organises the swimming schedule without adding miles, close to midday.

Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab technical data — the character of Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab near Batsi

Model Fountaine Pajot Isla 40
Year 2023
Shipyard Fountaine Pajot
Architects/Design Berret-Racoupeau Yacht Design
CE certification A10 / B12 / C16 / D20 approx.
Construction material Fiberglass / GRP
Cabins 5
Chart table Yes
Maximum capacity on board 9 people
USB sockets in cabins Optional
Bathrooms 4
Interior saloon Interior saloon or cabin area depending on layout
Bathing platform Aft transom steps dobles
Mainsail area 59 m2 approx.
Mast height 18,8 m approx.
Total sail area 95 m2 approx.
Cruising speed 7-8 knots at cruising speed
Beam 6,63 m
Displacement 9,5 t approx.
Draft 1,21 m
Length 11,93 m
Fuel tank 300 L approx.
Watermaker Optional
Water tank 530 L approx.
Crew With or without skipper
Optional services Catering, transfers, provisioning and tailor-made routes
Engine 2 x 20-30 hp
Safety Yes
Electronics Yes
Fridge/freezer Yes
Barbecue Optional
Generator Optional
Wi-Fi on board Optional
Sound system Yes
Bimini and sun area Yes
Dinghy/Tender Yes
Genoa area 36 m2 approx.
Solar panels Yes
Air conditioning Optional
Dishwasher Optional
Leisure equipment autopilot, GPS plotter, bimini top, outdoor shower, refrigerator
Outdoor shower Yes
Galley Yes
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Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab equipment: what to locate during handover — from Lavrio to Batsi aboard Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab

Handover is the best time to walk through Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab calmly and connect each item with a real situation. Nobody needs to memorise everything: several people should know where essential equipment is kept, how it is left after use and whom to call if something differs from the agreement.

  • Comfort on board. The use of «refrigerator», «bimini» and «hot water» is clarified before provisions and luggage are stowed. Knowing what draws power, needs ventilation or must be closed under way keeps common areas pleasant during the night near Batsi.
  • Navigation and communication. «GPS plotter», «VHF radio» and «autopilot» are reviewed while the boat is secured. A second person repeats the basic sequence so the route does not depend on one guest. On the passage to Syros, these tools support the chart, observation and skipper’s decisions; they do not replace an outside watch.

With these references clear, Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab is easier to share. The crew can change the stage between Syros and Kea without losing time to searches, and handover in Lavrio becomes more orderly.

Practical answers for enjoying Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab between Syros and Kea

What cruising pace suits Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab between Syros and Batsi?

The route does not need a chain of destinations. A passage to Syros, a long lunch and an easy afternoon near Batsi often offer more than a late arrival at Kea. Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab supports that change of pace without losing the sense of travel. The group can adjust it during handover while the base can still help. With that clear, the crew can concentrate on cruising instead of solving last-minute doubts.

What should be confirmed when booking Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab from Lavrio between Syros and Kea?

Charter starts at €2,500/week. Before dates are confirmed, the quote should show what is included and what is paid separately: fuel, final cleaning, berths, skipper when requested and deposit. A written breakdown makes it possible to compare the real cost of the break. An early decision prevents the arrival at Batsi from becoming a race. An early decision prevents the arrival at Batsi from becoming a race.

Which equipment deserves a check before taking Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab from Syros to Kea?

Handover is the best time to walk through Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab calmly and connect each item with a real situation. Nobody needs to memorise everything: several people should know where essential equipment is kept, how it is left after use and whom to call if something differs from the agreement. With these references clear, Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab is easier to share. The crew can change the stage between Syros and Kea without losing time to searches, and handover in Lavrio becomes more orderly. An early decision prevents the arrival at Batsi from becoming a race.

Should Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab be chartered with or without a skipper between Syros and Batsi?

The personality of Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab appears when its proportions meet the plan: 11,93 m in length, 6,63 m in beam and an opening passage towards Syros. On this 2023 catamaran, an experienced crew that enjoys adapting the route to the wind can shape the day around cruising and swimming, keeping Kea for conditions that truly invite a longer stage. The final answer depends on forecast, handed-over inventory and the party’s actual experience.

How can Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab be arranged for 9 people on the route from Syros to Kea?

With capacity for 9 people, real comfort depends on how the 5 cabins and 4 bathrooms are shared. A simple plan before departure frees space and lets common life flow more easily during the night near Batsi. The final answer depends on forecast, handed-over inventory and the party’s actual experience. The group can adjust it during handover while the base can still help. On Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab, this detail affects comfort more than adding another stop.

Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 – 4 + 1 cab. (2023)

Dates

From €2,500/week