Bootscharter in Athens / Saronic Gulf · Bali 5.4 in Lavrion Main Port — “Fortune One” — (2023)

Fortune One departs from Lavrion Main Port with a week's worth of discovery within reach. The gateway sits at the heart of the Saronic Gulf, offering quick passage to Hydra's whitewashed villages, the pine-fringed anchorages around Poros, and the quieter bays that dot the approach to the Peloponnese. From here, a crewed catamaran opens up routes that monohulls simply cannot access. Below deck, the five cabins and seven bathrooms work together to eliminate the usual compromises of group sailing. Guests don't queue for showers or negotiate tight sleeping quarters. The saloon stretches across both hulls, creating an open, light-filled hub for gathering, while the galley sits well-positioned for provisioning stops. Each cabin has proper headroom and genuine floor space—the Bali 5.4 frame delivers what larger boats promise but rarely provide. On deck, the twin hulls reveal their true advantage. The wide platform gives you stability whether anchored in open water or tucked into a bay, so the boat holds firm without constant repositioning. Shallow draft means landing on beaches and exploring bays where deeper vessels cannot venture. The trampolines between the hulls offer a genuine outdoor living room; the foredeck provides space for a group to gather without feeling crowded. With your own crew handling navigation and meals, Fortune One transforms a week into something unhurried—a chance to actually live on the water rather than simply visit it.