Bootscharter in Griechenland · Bali Catspace in Preveza Main Port — “Hermes” — (2022)

Hermes is a 2022 Bali Catspace, a purpose-built design that puts ten people at ease across the Ionian Sea. From Preveza Main Port, you're positioned to slip straight into Greece's most rewarding waters—the sheltered anchorages around Lefkas, the pine-backed coves of Meganisi, and the shallow bays where fewer boats venture. Living aboard means four cabins with four en-suite bathrooms, a real luxury when ten guests share a vessel. The saloon sits high between the twin hulls, opening onto a cockpit that catches the breeze. Trampolines stretch across the bows, a natural gathering spot in calm conditions. The foredeck gives you room to move, not just to work. The twin-hull design does practical work for you. At anchor, Hermes stays level and predictable—no rolling when a gust hits, no restless nights. The shallow draft, typical of this catamaran form, opens up anchorages that monohulls can't reach, letting you nose into tight bays and beaches. That beam, the distance between hulls, translates into living space below and stability underway. For a group of friends or a multi-family trip, the roominess matters—everyone has their own cabin, their own rhythm, and their own bathroom. The 12.31-meter length makes Hermes nimble in confined channels while delivering the comfort and volume that justify a week's commitment.