Boat charter in Greece · Bali 4.1 in Paros / Piso Livadi Port — “FORTUNA II” — (2020)

Moored at Piso Livadi, one of Paros's friendliest ports, FORTUNA II gives you immediate access to the Cycladic sailing grounds—close enough to reach Antiparos and Naxos by mid-morning, yet ideally placed for slower passages toward Delos and Mykonos. This Bali 4.1 catamaran built in 2020 spreads 12.37 meters over twin hulls, creating the stability that makes anchoring effortless in open bays and the shallow draft that lets you nose into beaches other boats cannot reach. Living aboard FORTUNA II means four separate cabins and four bathrooms—one suite per bathroom, essentially—so ten guests rarely compete for comfort. The saloon sits amidships between the hulls, flooded with light and feeling roomier than monohulls twice the size. Above deck, the cockpit flows directly onto twin trampolines that stretch the full beam; the foredeck offers sunbathing space and an unobstructed view forward. That dual-hull configuration does more than comfort: it steadies you at anchor without swinging wildly, and the shallow draft opens shallow anchorages and beach landings that charter guests often miss from deeper-keeled boats. A week's cruising from Piso Livadi unfolds at your pace. Motor or sail to nearby Antiparos for its sea caves, drift past the ruins at Delos, or find a quiet overnight spot between islands where the water is clear and the night sky dominates. FORTUNA II carries 500 liters of water and 400 liters of fuel, enough independence to avoid the crowds and stay where you choose.