Boat charter in Greece · Bali 4.2 in Volos - Platania / Platania Marina — “Kos 42.6” — (2022)

Sailing from Volos opens up the Aegean's northern playground—the Sporades islands, Mount Pelion's pine-clad shores, and the wealthy sailing hub of Skiathos are all within easy reach. The Kos 42.6 is built for this cruising ground, where you'll find shallow bays, rocky anchorages, and villages tucked into hillside ports that reward a boat drawing less than a metre of water. Living aboard the Bali 4.2 means space that grows with your group. Five cabins and five bathrooms let couples and families spread out without compromise, while the unified saloon and cockpit create a single social realm across the bridge deck. The wide trampoline netting between hulls becomes your own private terrace, catching the breeze while the boat barely rocks at anchor. Two hulls deliver the stability that makes night anchorages peaceful and day sailing steady enough for those less accustomed to sailing. The catamaran's shallow draft and broad platform do the real work here. You'll slip into anchorages where charter monohulls cannot follow, reach beaches for lunch stops, and maintain comfortable motion even when the Meltemi picks up. For bareboat charterers, this means freedom to explore at your own rhythm—staying longer where you find it suits you, moving on when the mood takes you. Based in Volos, the Kos 42.6 puts both the Sporades and the Pelion peninsula within your week's cruising ambition.