Bootscharter in Griechenland · Bali 4.1 in Volos, Platania / Platania Marina — “North Cat II” — (2019)

From Volos, North Cat II reaches the Sporades' sheltered anchorages in hours—a 12-berth platform for groups, families, or flotillas wanting real deck space and genuine elbow room. The Bali 4.1's twin hulls create a wide, stable platform that holds its ground at anchor while drawing just enough water to slide into bays and tight island villages that monohulls cannot reach. Living aboard spreads across six cabins and five bathrooms, so sleeping arrangements and morning routines never crowd. The saloon sits central and open, the galley flows naturally, and the cockpit becomes your main living room—sheltered, connected to the water, and ideal for navigation watches and evening meals. Above, the trampolines between the hulls offer the catamaran's signature luxury: sunbathing, reading, or simply drifting while the boat breathes beneath you. The foredeck gives you a clear bow line and safe working space for anchoring or sail adjustments. Two hulls mean you won't find yourself tilted at awkward angles while cooking, sleeping, or moving through the boat. You'll hold steady in the kind of chop that rocks monohulls, and your shallow draft opens bays others miss entirely. A week from Volos lets you island-hop north toward Alonissos or sail south into the Pagasetic Gulf—all accessible, all affordable, all within arm's reach of beaches, villages, and the kind of quiet anchorages that define Greek sailing.