AGATA BLU

A crew of four for eight guests is the service tempo on AGATA BLU, a 2023 Sunreef catamaran of twenty-two metres running out of Athens on a Cyclades programme. The four-to-eight ratio shows up in the table service, cabin attention, and turnaround on watersports launches throughout the charter week.

The four-cabin layout sleeps eight guests in matching ensuite doubles. The crew of four lives forward and keeps the guest hulls private through the week.

The 2023 Sunreef hull at twenty-two metres has the volume to feel like a private floating residence on board, with full-beam saloon and generous deck volumes throughout. A cruising speed of eight knots suits the Cyclades island-hop legs that rarely run over a few hours at sea.

The cockpit and saloon open onto each other as the main living zone, with deck space across multiple levels for sun-pad lounging on calm anchorages. A swim platform astern handles the watersports kit and the dinghy launch for shoreside taverna runs and beach drop-offs.

Watersports gear is focused: a jet ski, a Seabob, two stand-up paddleboards, and a wakeboard. A BBQ, water maker, and ice maker cover the practical side at anchor.

Weekly rates run from forty-five thousand euros in the shoulder months to sixty-five thousand at peak season. AGATA BLU suits family groups and two-couple charters that want a recent twenty-two-metre Sunreef on a Greek Cyclades programme, with a crew-to-guest ratio that supports a higher service tempo across the week.