27.00 m   Leopard   2026

Atrato Motor Yacht Hire

Athens, Greece
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Guests
10
Cabins
4
Crew
4

About Atrato

Atrato is a striking 27-metre Leopard motor yacht that combines powerful Italian engineering with elegant contemporary living. Built in 2001 and comprehensively refitted in 2026, she delivers effortless performance at a cruising speed of 26 knots while providing generous deck spaces for sunbathing, alfresco dining and panoramic sea views.

Inside, Atrato welcomes guests with a light, modern atmosphere. Four beautifully appointed cabins accommodate up to ten guests in complete comfort, each finished to a high standard with thoughtful details and ample storage.

A dedicated crew of four ensures every detail is handled with professionalism and warmth, creating a relaxed yet polished onboard experience. From morning coffee on deck to sunset cocktails under the stars, the team anticipates every need.

Whether cruising the Cyclades or exploring the hidden coves of the Argosaronic Gulf and Eastern Peloponnese, Atrato offers the perfect balance of speed, style and Mediterranean charm.


Atrato Highlights

Atrato is a striking 27-metre Leopard motor yacht built in 2001 and fully refitted in 2026. She offers guests a perfect blend of Italian performance and refined comfort, accommodating up to 10 guests in four stylish cabins with a professional crew of four.

With a cruising speed of 26 knots, sleek lines and generous outdoor spaces, Atrato is ideal for exploring the Argosaronic Gulf, Eastern Peloponnese and Cyclades Islands in speed and style.

Atrato Amenities

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Getting Aboard

Location icon Athens, Greece

Directions

Atrato is based in Athens, Greece. Guests typically fly into Athens International Airport (ATH), from where transfers to the yacht at Alimos Marina or the embarkation port can be arranged by the crew.

The yacht is available for charters in the Argosaronic Gulf, Eastern Peloponnese and Cyclades Islands.

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