Boat charter in Türkiye · Bali 4.1 in Marmaris / Netsel Marmaris Marina — “Grampis” — (2020)

At Netsel Marmaris Marina, Grampis awaits nine guests ready to explore Turkey's southwestern coast and the Greek islands beyond. This 2020 Bali 4.1 catamaran delivers the space and stability that make a week afloat genuinely livable for families and groups. Step aboard and you'll feel the difference at once. Five cabins and three bathrooms mean everyone gets privacy—no queuing, no cramped quarters. The saloon and cockpit flow together as one generous living space, flooded with natural light and open to the Aegean breeze. The trampolines between the two hulls invite you to stretch out with a book; the foredeck offers prime seating for morning coffee or evening aperitifs. At 12.37 meters and built with a beam that separates the twin hulls, Grampis feels roomy in ways narrower boats never do. Two hulls matter most when you're anchored. The catamaran's stability keeps you level through the night and steady when the wind picks up, whether you're tucked in a sheltered bay or riding gentle swells. The shallow draft opens anchorages that monohulls cannot reach—Dalyan's river mouth, the glassy shallows around Greek Symi, countless turquoise coves along the Lycian coast. A week based here means you can explore at leisure: some days pushing to distant islands, others lingering in quiet spots where few boats venture. Modern engines and sail handling make navigation straightforward, whether you're bareboat sailing solo or bringing friends to share the experience.