Bootscharter in Cyclades · Dufour Catamaran 48 in Paros port — “Hawaii 5-0 - Skippered” — (2024)

Paros is the gateway to the central Cyclades—close to Antiparos, Naxos, and the smaller islands—and the Dufour 48 moored here gives you a platform built for exactly this geography. Hawaii 5-0 - Skippered carries 12 guests across six cabins and six bathrooms, meaning real privacy and no compromises on comfort during a week-long cruise. Down below, the saloon sits central between the twin hulls, naturally lit and open to the galley, with cabin doors positioned for easy access without crossing living space. The cockpit spans the full beam, offering shelter and room to work while sailing or simply anchoring for the day. Two hulls change what a catamaran can do. You get genuine stability at rest—no rolling when you're reading or eating dinner. The shallow draft opens anchorages off Paros, Antiparos, and smaller bays where monohulls cannot reach, letting you drop anchor in crystal water steps from the beach. That beam of space runs top to bottom: wide cabins, separate heads, and on deck, twin trampolines stretched between the hulls create a social space for sunbathing or watching the sunset. From Paros, a week lets you sail the inner islands at a measured pace. You can spend a full day at one anchorage, move on when the mood strikes, and always have the comfort of six separate berths and en-suite bathrooms waiting. That combination—performance enough for the open Aegean, shallow draft for the hidden spots, and space to live well—is what makes the Dufour 48 work for groups chartering the Cyclades.