Bootscharter in Griechenland · Bali 4.2 in Volos / Port of Volos — “Knot So Fast” — (2026)

Bareboat from Volos puts you within striking distance of Greece's most rewarding anchorages—the Sporades and beyond lie just hours away, with shallow bays and sandy beaches that demand the kind of draft only a twin-hull can deliver. Knot So Fast lets you reach places others can't, then hold position calmly without excessive swing on anchor. The Bali 4.2's 12.85-meter hull spans four cabins and four bathrooms, each private quarters properly appointed and every berth genuinely usable. The shared saloon sits protected between the hulls, while the vast cockpit stretches across the stern for uncluttered watch-keeping and social anchoring. Forward, the trampoline netting connects both bows—a rare luxury for early-morning swimmers or simply sprawling under stars. That separation of living spaces, unique to catamarans, means twelve people traveling together can still find quiet corners. Two hulls fundamentally change how you use a boat. The beam stays constant from cabin sole to coaming; the galley works level, the cockpit doesn't heel, and your guests never grip railings just to cross the deck. The shallow 0.85-meter draft opens anchorages where charter monohulls cannot follow. In four days' sailing, you'll visit more true anchorages than most Mediterranean weeks allow. Knot So Fast is built for this—a 2026 platform that trades nothing for the space, stability and access that define catamaran cruising done right.