Bootscharter in Griechenland · Bali 4.8 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Romar IV” — (2024)

Stepping aboard Romar IV at Alimos Marina puts you within easy reach of the Saronic Gulf's sheltered anchorages, the rugged Peloponnese, and the island-hopping routes that define a Greek sailing week. This 2024 Bali 4.8 catamaran carries 12 guests across eight cabins and seven bathrooms, designed so groups and families have genuine privacy alongside shared living spaces. Living on board means enjoying the catamaran's split-level design. Forward cabins benefit from the hulls' separation, creating natural light and ventilation where a monohull would feel cramped. The main saloon opens onto a protected cockpit—your outdoor kitchen and dining room all season. Wide trampolines stretch between the bows, offering an intimate vantage point for watching the water, while the foredeck provides anchoring security and social space for morning coffee or evening aperitifs. Two hulls transform how you cruise. The shallow draft lets Romar IV tuck into bays and approach beaches that conventional yachts cannot reach, opening anchorages around the lesser-known Sporades and southern Cycladic islets. Moored in these shallow waters, the dual hull design delivers the stability that matters: minimal pitching, reduced rolling, and the confidence to dine, relax, or sleep without the constant motion that tires bareboat crews. Whether you're navigating afternoon winds or settling for the night, the catamaran's design works with you.