Fleet
Sunset Oia runs shared and private cruises in Santorini, with hotel transfers included and departures from the port closest to your cruise. Every route follows the western caldera past the Hot Springs, the old lighthouse and Indian Rock, stopping at Red Beach and White Beach. A BBQ lunch and drinks are served on board. Shared cruises run about five hours on the larger catamarans. Private charters are available across the fleet, from four guests to fifty.
The largest and most luxurious sailing catamaran in the fleet, and the one to charter when the group is the point. 20 guests fit across the flybridge, the forward trampolines and the shaded cockpit, so a wedding party or an extended family can spread out rather than sit in one circle.
Length Overall
62.04 ft (18.9m)
Overall Beam
32.81 ft
Draft
5.09 ft
A 56-foot catamaran with an exceptionally wide 31-foot beam and a large flybridge, creating several distinct areas for guests to spread out. A strong choice for larger groups who want generous deck space and comfort without stepping up to the size of the Lagoon 620.
Length Overall
56’
Overall Beam
31’
Draft
4’11’’
Fifty-eight feet with a narrower beam than the Lagoons of similar length, which makes it quicker under sail. The choice for guests who want the sailing itself to be part of the day rather than transport between swimming stops.
Length Overall
58’4’’
Overall Beam
29’3’’
Draft
4’6’’
A motor yacht rather than a sailing boat, and the difference is the point. Air-conditioned interior, proper cabins and a flybridge for the sunset, so guests who want the caldera without deck life get it.
Length Overall
57 feet
Overall Beam
16.17ft
Draft
4.92 ft
At 74 feet, the largest motor yacht in the fleet and the most conspicuous boat in the caldera. Everything the 550 offers with more interior space and a larger crew.
Length Overall
74’40’’
Overall Beam
19’
Draft
1’72’’
The fastest boat in the fleet and the smallest private charter. Where the catamarans spend the day sailing between stops, the Pardo covers the distance in a fraction of the time, so the day becomes the swimming and the anchorages rather than the passage.
Length Overall
44’12’’
Overall Beam
13’9’’
Draft
3’5’’
Forty-two feet carrying up to ten, which is a lower guest count than the boat's size would allow. That is the point: more shade and more deck per person than the 400 offers at a similar length.
Length Overall
42'
Overall Beam
25'3''
Draft
4.42 ft
A power catamaran, so it has a catamaran's stability with a motor yacht's speed. It covers the caldera route faster than the sailing boats, which means more time anchored at Red Beach and White Beach and less time in passage.
Length Overall
45’76’’
Overall Beam
21’5’’
Draft
3’94’’
The smallest catamaran in the fleet at 37 feet, and the most affordable private option. Same route and same five hours as the larger boats, with a more intimate deck.
Length Overall
37’11’’
Overall Beam
21’5’’
Draft
3’9’’
Thirty-nine feet, and one of the two entry points to a private charter. Room for fourteen on a boat small enough to feel like yours rather than a chartered venue.
Length Overall
39’30’’
Overall Beam
23’9’’
Draft
4’
Three identical 450s, and the reason departures rarely fill to capacity. When one cruise books out, another sails the same afternoon, and a private charter can usually be added at short notice.
Length Overall
45’10’’
Overall Beam
25’10’’
Draft
4’30’’
Three identical 450s, and the reason departures rarely fill to capacity. When one cruise books out, another sails the same afternoon, and a private charter can usually be added at short notice.
Length Overall
45’10’’
Overall Beam
25’10’’
Draft
4’30’’
Three identical 450s, and the reason departures rarely fill to capacity. When one cruise books out, another sails the same afternoon, and a private charter can usually be added at short notice.
Length Overall
45’10’’
Overall Beam
25’10’’
Draft
4’30’’
The boat that carries the company name. Fifty feet, and the most recent addition to the sailing fleet, so the interior and deck finish are the newest of the catamarans.
Length Overall
50’
Overall Beam
28’
Draft
4’70’’
A 52-foot catamaran with generous cockpit shade, which is the specification that matters most on an August afternoon. Suits a mid-sized group who want a full day on the water rather than a fast circuit.
Length Overall
52’
Overall Beam
28’3’’
Draft
4’11’’
The largest boat in the fleet at 80 feet, with the deck space of something closer to a small ship. Guests have a flybridge, a full cockpit and forward lounging areas, so a large group never has to share a single seating area.
Length Overall
80’
Overall Beam
34’4’’
Draft
4’9’’
A 74-foot sailing catamaran with a wider beam than most of the fleet at nearly 34 feet, which translates into unusually stable decks. Suits guests who are wary of motion or travelling with older family members.
Length Overall
74’
Overall Beam
33’9’’
Draft
4’7’’
Identical in build to Sunset Exclusive, running as a second 80-footer so both can sail on the same afternoon.
Length Overall
80'
Overall Beam
34'4''
Draft
4'9''