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BLUESATION, Fountaine Pajot catamaran set for West Mediterranean charters in 2026

New imagery pushed BLUESATION as a fresh Alegria 67 for the West Mediterranean, with 8 guests, 3 crew and rates from EUR 40,000.

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BLUESATION, Fountaine Pajot catamaran set for West Mediterranean charters in 2026
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Bernard Gallay put BLUESATION back in front of the market on July 8, using new imagery to position the Fountaine Pajot Alegria 67 as a West Mediterranean charter boat for 2026. Priced from EUR 40,000, it is being sold as an updated take on a known platform, the kind of catamaran that already has a clear lane with charter clients who want volume, polish and easy summer cruising without stepping up to superyacht size.

The numbers tell you exactly who this boat is for. BLUESATION is set up for 8 guests in 4 ensuite cabins with 3 crew, and that mix points straight at family charters or small groups that want privacy and service in the same package. The layout leans hard into that brief: a master suite is paired with three additional ensuite cabins, while the galley sits above the cabins, keeping the sleeping quarters separate from the main social spaces. Add in the outdoor setup, with al fresco dining, a jacuzzi, sunbeds, a barbecue area and broad deck lounging, and the boat reads like a floating villa built for long Mediterranean weeks rather than hard miles.

The itinerary is just as telling. BLUESATION is being aimed at the French Riviera, Corsica, Naples and the Amalfi Coast, Sardinia, Marseille to Saint Tropez, and Tuscany and Elba, which maps neatly onto the West Mediterranean charter calendar brokers know best. That spread matters because the strongest charter catamarans in 2026 are not simply sold on accommodation alone, but on how well their layouts fit region-specific cruising, anchoring and entertaining patterns. The visual pitch here is obvious: long lunches outside, easy circulation, and private cabins that stay quiet when the deck turns social.

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The platform behind BLUESATION already has that market credibility. The Alegria 67 was first built in 2018 by Fountaine Pajot and is associated with Berret-Racoupeau Yacht Design; it is widely listed at 20.36 meters LOA, 9.84 meters beam and 1.70 meters draft, with twin 110 hp diesel engines. It also won the 2019 Multihull of the Year award in the over-50-feet category. Bernard Gallay Yacht Brokerage, founded in 1994 and a full MYBA member, is leaning on that pedigree to sell BLUESATION as a refreshed, charter-ready answer to what the West Mediterranean still rewards: a big catamaran that separates the party from the retreat and makes the week feel effortless from the first boarding to the last day ashore.

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