Bootscharter in Griechenland · Bali 5.4 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “License to chill” — (2019)

Moored in Athens' Alimos Marina, License to chill sits ready to unlock the Aegean's most rewarding corners. This 2019 Bali 5.4 offers the kind of practical comfort that makes week-long sailing feel effortless rather than luxurious—five cabins and seven bathrooms mean your group never competes for space, whether you're a close family or friends gathering for adventure. Step aboard and the catamaran's layout reveals why two hulls work so well for groups. The saloon and dining area sit between the hulls, surrounded by natural light and air. Each cabin feels separate and thoughtful, with proper storage and privacy. Above deck, the trampolines stretched between the bows invite you to float above the water, while the wide cockpit handles both relaxed cruising and serious sunbathing. The shallow draft is decisive here—you'll anchor in bays and beach coves where traditional yachts can't reach, and the twin hulls hold you steady without the roll of a single hull. From Athens, a week opens toward the Cyclades or down toward the Ionian islands. The crewed setup means navigation and provisioning fall to your professional team, leaving your group free to swim, explore, and unwind. At ten knots, you have time to linger—to discover villages, snorkel unmarked spots, and anchor quietly in protected waters. License to chill delivers genuine stability and genuine space, the two things that matter most when you're living afloat.