Bootscharter in Griechenland · Bali 4.6 in Lavrion / Olympic Marina — “AMMOS V - Fully Equipped” — (2025)

Lavrion puts you at the gateway to three distinct sailing grounds: the Saronic Islands lie within hours, the Sporades await a longer passage, and the Peloponnese coastline offers immediate alternative anchorages if wind shifts plans. From that strategic base, AMMOS V - Fully Equipped distributes 12 guests across 6 separate cabins and 5 bathrooms, which matters far more than raw sleeping numbers when groups actually want privacy and routine. Living aboard a 14.28-meter catamaran means the twin hulls do practical work. They sit shallow enough to anchor in bays that exclude deeper monohulls, stay stable when held by a single hook rather than rocking through the night, and create enough deck width for a true crew to move around at sea without compromise. The saloon spans the bridging structure where light reaches from both sides, the foredeck runs long for lounging, and the aft cockpit has room for dinner service and morning coffee without a queue. Trampolines strung between the bows give you that rare moment of lying inches above water while anchored. Below decks, the layout separates private space from shared galley and heads, so a bareboat week for friends or families actually feels like chosen time together rather than enforced proximity. The 2025 Bali 4.6 carries what you need to explore independently: reliable engines, modern navigation, and enough fuel and freshwater for extended cruising between resupply stops. The boat meets bareboat standards, so capable crews with the right qualifications can run their own passage plan without additional costs.