KALIMERA

Kalimera is a 31-metre displacement motor yacht built by Cantieri di Pisa in 2003 and refitted in 2017, a combination that speaks to both established Italian build quality and a commitment to keeping the vessel in competitive condition. Her composite hull and displacement form give her a steady, sea-kindly motion that distinguishes her from lighter planing contemporaries of similar length. Flag details are not publicly confirmed at this time.

As a charter yacht, Kalimera is well suited to groups of up to twelve guests seeking an active, water-focused holiday in the Eastern Mediterranean, with Greece and the Mykonos circuit among her established operating regions. Accommodating twelve across five cabins with six crew, the guest-to-crew ratio is reasonable for her size and supports attentive but not overly formal service. She is less well suited to larger groups expecting expansive formal entertaining space or guests whose priorities lean toward interior volume over outdoor activity.

At just over 31 metres, Kalimera sits in a crowded segment of the Mediterranean charter market, but her refit in 2017 ensures she presents with more currency than her build year alone might suggest. The displacement hull means she moves at a measured cruise of around 15 knots — not a vessel for covering vast distances quickly — though her maximum speed offers flexibility when passages require it. Her 691 nautical mile range is adequate for Greek island itineraries without constant refuelling stops, which is a practical advantage in that region.

The onboard experience is clearly oriented around outdoor living and water access. The sun deck, sunpads, exterior bar, and swimming platform form the social core of life aboard, while the water toy inventory is notably well stocked for her size — spanning a jet-ski, Seabob, eFoil board, kayaks, and a full suite of towed water sports equipment including wakeboarding, water-skiing, and fishing gear. This breadth makes Kalimera a particularly good fit for groups with varied activity preferences or families with younger guests who want to stay occupied on the water. Snorkelling equipment rounds out a thoughtful selection for exploring the Aegean coastline.

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