SANJANA

Sanjana is a 32.6-metre displacement motor yacht built by Turkish yard Notika Teknik in 2004 and refitted in 2016, sailing under the Greek flag. Her GRP hull and twin-thruster configuration reflect a vessel designed for controlled, capable handling in the island-dense waters of the Aegean and Ionian — which is precisely where she operates.

As a charter yacht, Sanjana accommodates up to 12 guests across four cabins, supported by a crew of six — a ratio that allows for attentive, personalised service without the formality of larger vessels. She is well matched to families with children, groups of friends seeking active itineraries, and those exploring the Greek islands for the first time or returning with specific cruising ambitions in mind. She is less suited to guests seeking a superyacht-scale experience, extended blue-water passages, or a highly social open-plan layout that larger vessels in her class might offer.

At 32.6 metres with a 258 GT displacement hull, Sanjana sits at the more substantial end of the crewed charter market in Greece, offering meaningful range and sea-keeping capability without the operational complexity of larger flag-state yachts. Her cruise speed of 21 knots — with a maximum of 24 — means island-hopping itineraries move efficiently, and her stabilisers underway reduce fatigue on longer transits between anchorages. The 2016 refit signals a vessel that has been maintained with continuity of purpose rather than left to age on original equipment.

The onboard experience is oriented firmly around outdoor and water-based activity. Her toy inventory is notably comprehensive for a yacht of this size — a Sea-Doo jet ski, kayaks, paddleboards, a banana boat, wakeboard, knee boards, and snorkelling gear among them — which makes her a strong fit for guests who intend to spend as much time in the water as on it. Fishing equipment extends the activity range further. The tender at 4.25 metres is appropriately sized for shore transfers and day excursions across Greek anchorages. Below decks, air conditioning, satellite TV, Wi-Fi, and iPod connectivity keep the onboard environment comfortable during quieter hours. Crew service at a six-to-twelve ratio allows for structured meal service, concierge-level passage planning, and consistent attention to guest needs throughout.

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