Bootscharter in Cyclades · Elba 45 in Paros port — “Greek Beauty” — (2020)

Bareboat sailing from Paros puts you in the heart of the Cyclades, where the Elba 45's shallow 1.3-meter draft reaches anchorages that deeper-hulled yachts cannot access. Greek Beauty opens up remote beaches, protected bays, and smaller island ports across an archipelago where wind patterns favour quick passages between destinations. The twin hulls deliver the stability you need when anchoring for the afternoon or evening—no constant swinging, no nervous adjustments as guests move around. Living aboard feels spacious rather than cramped. Six cabins and five bathrooms mean your group spreads comfortably; the master suite and guest cabins each work for couples or solo travellers, while the generous saloon functions as a genuine gathering space, not a narrow corridor. The galley is properly equipped for real cooking. On deck, the wide bridging structure between hulls creates genuine trampolines for sunbathing, while the foredeck offers a second social zone away from the helm. The cockpit works for sailing or anchored dining, protected and practical. A week from Paros lets you drift south to Naxos and Antiparos, explore the archaeological islands of Delos, reach Mykonos, or venture toward Santorini's volcanic anchorages and wine coast. The catamaran's beam and shallow draft make Paros itself a good working base—you have options rather than a fixed itinerary. For groups or families who want real comfort without crew, the Elba 45 balances performance, liveable space, and access to places that define Aegean cruising.