S/CAT World's End

The Yacht in Detail

There are yachts you charter, and then there are yachts that change the way you think about the sea. WORLD'S END is the latter.

Built on the acclaimed Fountaine Pajot Galathea 65 platform, she takes everything people love about a luxury sailing catamaran—space, stability, comfort—and layers on something you can’t quite measure in feet or knots: a sense that you’re exactly where you’re meant to be.

More than a yacht, a way of traveling

WORLD'S END carries up to 10 guests in five cabins, but what stands out isn’t just the capacity—it’s the feeling of ease on board. Wide decks, generous lounging areas, and a layout that lets everyone find their own corner of sea and sky make her feel like a private floating retreat rather than a charter boat.

Yet what truly defines WORLD'S END isn’t her hardware. It’s her people.

A captain who reads the sea like a sommelier reads wine

Captain Makis doesn’t just know Greek waters; he understands them. His knowledge is not theoretical, not drawn from charts and guidebooks, but from years of experience—of watching how the light changes in a hidden cove at sunset, of knowing which bay will be calm when the meltemi is up, of sensing when your group is ready for a lively harbor town or a completely secluded anchorage.

With Makis, an itinerary isn’t a fixed route. It’s a curated experience, shaped around your group’s rhythm:

• Lazy, late breakfasts followed by short, gentle sails to turquoise bays.
• Long, satisfying passages for guests who love the feel of a boat really sailing.
• Quiet anchorages when you want to feel like the only yacht in Greece.
• Chic island evenings when you’re in the mood for a bit of sparkle.

He listens, he observes, and he adjusts—so the week feels less like a schedule and more like a story unfolding.

A chef whose galley rivals the shore

WORLD'S END is also home to an Antigua Charter Show competition–winning chef—a serious credential in the charter world, and one that you taste in every meal.

This is not “good for a boat” cuisine. This is food that can stand beside the best restaurants on Mykonos:

• Breakfasts that make you linger at the table: fresh fruit, just-baked pastries, local yogurt and honey, eggs cooked exactly the way you like them.
• Lunches that celebrate the sea and the islands: grilled fish still tasting of the charcoal, bright salads with local olive oil, mezze that turn into long, sun-drenched feasts.
• Dinners under the stars: refined, restaurant-quality plates served on a deck that feels like your own private terrace above the Aegean.

The galley becomes part of the experience—menus tailored to your preferences, dietary needs handled with ease, and the quiet pleasure of knowing that the best table in the islands is the one on your own yacht.

Space, serenity, and genuine warmth

As a Galathea 65, WORLD'S END offers the generous volume and stability that make catamarans so appealing: wide beam, expansive outdoor living areas, and cabins that feel more like boutique hotel rooms than traditional boat bunks.

But what guests remember most is the atmosphere on board:

• A crew that is present but never intrusive.
• Service that feels natural, not rehearsed.
• A warmth that makes you feel like a welcome friend rather than a client.

It’s this combination—space, serenity, and sincere hospitality—that turns a week on WORLD'S END into something that lingers long after you’ve stepped ashore.

One of the finest value propositions in Greek charter

At her price point, WORLD'S END offers something genuinely rare:

• Award-winning cuisine usually associated with much larger, more expensive yachts.
• Expert local knowledge that transforms a standard island-hopping trip into a deeply personal exploration of Greece.
• A spacious, comfortable sailing catamaran that delivers both privacy and togetherness for families and groups of friends.
• A crew whose genuine love for what they do infuses every day on board with ease and joy.

WORLD'S END isn’t just a smart choice; she’s a standout—a yacht that quietly overdelivers, turning expectations of a Greek charter into something richer, more personal, and far more memorable.

For guests who value experience over ostentation, and authenticity over spectacle, WORLD'S END is, without question, one of the finest value propositions in Greek charter—and a yacht that just might change the way you think about the sea.