Boat charter in Greece · Bali 4.8 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Basma” — (2024)

At Alimos Marina, just minutes from Athens, Basma sits ready to carry 12 guests into the Aegean and beyond. This 2024 Bali 4.8 is a purpose-built platform for groups and families: six separate cabins with en-suite bathrooms mean everyone has privacy and dignity on a week-long cruise. The saloon spans the bridge deck between the hulls, creating an open social hub where the galley, dining area, and lounge flow together naturally. From there you step straight onto the cockpit with its dual steering positions and uncluttered helm, designed for confident handling whether you're bareboat-chartering for the first time or are a seasoned sailor. The twin hulls transform how you live aboard. Basma sits rock-solid at anchor—no rolling, no stress on ropes and rigging—while her shallow 1.20-meter draft lets you tuck into bays and approach beaches that monohulls cannot reach. The broad trampolines slung between the bows become your private deck, with the foredeck ahead providing space to move freely, work the sails, or simply lie in the sun while protected from spray. From Athens, your week opens onto the Saronic Islands, the Sporades, or the Cyclades. Basma's fuel capacity and twin Yanmar engines give you the range to hop between islands without anxiety, anchoring in crystal-water coves that reward the shallow-draft advantage. This is bareboat chartering built around genuine comfort and access to places that matter.