Boat charter in Greece · Bali 4.2 in Kefalonia / Agia Pelagia Marina — “High School” — (2023)

From Agia Pelagia Marina, High School offers immediate access to Kefalonia's shelter and the Ionian's sailing freedom. The 2023 Bali 4.2 spreads across 12.80 meters with twin hulls that set catamarans apart: you'll anchor in shallow bays where monohulls can't reach, stay level and comfortable without rolling, and enjoy the wide platform between the hulls where stabilising happens naturally. The generous cabin and saloon spaces mean nine guests can sail together without feeling cramped—five private cabins, each with its own ensuite from four bathrooms, let families and groups stay comfortable and self-contained. Life aboard centres on the connected saloon and cockpit, where the open design captures sea breezes and keeps everyone linked whether you're cooking, navigating or resting. The broad foredeck and dual trampolines give you real outdoor living space, a proper place to gather that feels separate from the working boat. Cabin layout puts sleeping areas forward and aft, so different groups get genuine privacy. Everything from the galley workflow to cabin headroom reflects what seasoned charterers actually value in a bareboat. A week from Kefalonia opens the Ionian's quietest anchorages—small islands, hidden coves, and the kind of peaceful stops that make catamaran sailing distinctive. The shallow draft means you reach beaches and sheltered waters other boats bypass. Light winds and manageable distances suit mixed-ability crews, while the stability keeps everyone at ease whether conditions turn choppy or stay glass-flat.