Ενοικίαση σκάφους στο Ελλάδα · Bali 4.2 in Palairos / Marina Paleros — “Kebifor” — (2024)

Anchoring off the Ionian islands from Palairos gives you access to some of Greece's least crowded waters, and Kebifor's catamaran design makes the most of it. The twin hulls sit shallow—just 1.2 meters draft—so you can slip into bays and approach beaches that force deep-keeled yachts to stay offshore. That same dual-hull structure keeps you stable and level at anchor, a genuine advantage when twelve people are moving around on deck or settling in for the evening. Life aboard spreads across two hulls and a wide 6.5-meter beam. Five cabins sleep twelve guests with five full bathrooms, so even on a crowded charter, privacy isn't compromised. The central saloon connects the hulls and opens to a sheltered cockpit that works as an outdoor living room. Forward, the trampoline netting and foredeck offer genuine crew space—not a narrow bow but a real platform where people can gather, swim, or just watch the approach to an anchorage. Kebifor's 2024 build means modern systems throughout: twin Yarmars for reliable motoring at 8 knots when the Ionian wind fades, roller-furling sails that even lighter-touch crews can handle, and sufficient water capacity for a full week away from the marina. The Palairos base sits perfectly for week-long island hops south toward Zakynthos or north toward Corfu, with short sailing days that suit groups mixing sailors and non-sailors together.