Bootscharter in Griechenland · Bali 4.8 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “About Time” — (2021)

Sailing from Alimos Marina puts you within hours of Greece's most rewarding cruising grounds—the Cyclades lie to the southeast, while the Ionian's famous anchorages sit westward. About Time, a 2021 Bali 4.8, is built to make the most of both. Her 14.28-meter hulls draw shallow water, so you can anchor close to beaches and explore bays that deeper monohulls can't reach. When you're anchored, those twin hulls work for you: the catamaran sits nearly flat, with minimal rolling even when wind picks up, which means better sleep and steadier mornings for your group of 12. The layout spreads across both hulls and the central platform. Six cabins means every couple or family gets their own berth, and six full bathrooms eliminate the negotiation that sinks group trips. The main saloon sits forward, with the galley nearby; the cockpit aft opens onto trampolines that serve as the social heart of the boat—far roomier than a comparable monohull's deck. The foredeck gives you space to lounge or watch the approach to an anchorage without crowding whoever's at the helm. Bareboat means you navigate, sail, and anchor on your terms. For a week, you might work the Cyclades island to island, or head north into the Sporades and back down before the wind swings. About Time gives a group of experienced sailors the freedom to explore without the resort constraints of a crewed charter.