Bootscharter in Sporades · Bali 4.4 in Skiathos — “Silver Waters” — (2024)

From Skiathos, Silver Waters opens a week of island-hopping through the Sporades with the flexibility only a bareboat catamaran can offer. Ten guests spread across six separate cabins means families and friend groups don't sacrifice privacy, while four bathrooms eliminate the morning queue. The Bali 4.4's hulls sit shallow enough to reach anchorages and beaches that demand a deeper-drafted monohull stay offshore, and they're wide enough apart that you'll feel solid and secure whether you're at rest or sailing. The boat's layout rewards those who know how to handle themselves under sail. A central saloon connects the cabins, keeping the social heart of the vessel sheltered from weather. Forward, the trampolines and foredeck offer uninterrupted views and a place to swim from when you drop anchor in a quiet bay. The cockpit is straightforward—sails, engine, navigation without unnecessary complexity—which means you spend less time troubleshooting systems and more time exploring. Two hulls give you stability that makes cooking, sleeping, and simply living aboard feel effortless rather than something to endure. Skiathos itself sits at the gateway to the northern Sporades, putting protected waters and settled anchorages within easy reach of your first morning. Whether you motor to Alonissos, beat to windward toward the Pilion coast, or spend days in and out of quiet coves closer to base, a catamaran this size carries the independence and the space that turn a charter week into the kind of memory that lasts.