Bootscharter in Griechenland · Bali 4.8 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Destiny” — (2025)

From Alimos Marina, Destiny opens the Aegean to groups and families seeking both comfort and freedom. This 2025 Bali 4.8 catamaran carries 12 guests across seven cabins, each with its own bathroom, so everyone enjoys privacy and space without compromise. The twin-hulled design keeps her steady at anchor even as the sea moves beneath you, while her shallow 1.25-meter draft reaches the sandy bays and quiet island coves that monohulls cannot access. Step aboard and the catamaran feels bigger than her 14.86 meters suggest. The wide beam creates a light-filled saloon where your group gathers, flows naturally into the cockpit for al fresco dining, and extends across spacious trampolines and foredeck where you can lounge with unobstructed views. Cabins are designed for comfort—not cramped quarters—with proper headroom and working space. The seven bathrooms mean no queue on a morning when everyone needs one. The catamaran's twin engines and manageable sail plan make her easy to handle, so your crew focuses on delivering meals, navigation advice, and local knowledge rather than fighting the boat. From Athens, a week aboard Destiny might take you through the Cyclades to Santorini and back, or trace the quieter islands of the Sporades, with stops at beaches and villages that suit your pace. Whether you anchor for lazy afternoons or sail between islands each day, the stability and space of a catamaran hull make the difference for groups who want to enjoy the Aegean together.