Boat charter in Greece · Bali 5.8 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Romar V” — (2025)

At Alimos Marina just outside Athens, Romar V sits ready to take you straight into Greece's island world. This 2025 Bali 5.8 catamaran sleeps 12 across eight cabins, each with its own bathroom—a setup that transforms a week's voyage into something genuinely comfortable for families or groups who don't want to compromise on privacy or downtime. Living on board works well across both hulls. The saloon runs along the centre, flooded with natural light and opening to air. Forward, the trampoline stretches between the bows, and the foredeck offers genuine gathering space away from the cockpit. Behind, the flybridge sits exposed to wind and views. Eight individual heads mean mornings aren't a logistical puzzle. Cabins vary in size and position—some forward, some aft, some amidships—so different crew members can find what suits them. Two hulls mean stability that lets you anchor confidently in open water, a shallow draft that opens shallow bays and sandy anchorages other boats avoid, and the sheer internal width to give everyone room. From Alimos you can reach the Cyclades in a day, island-hop through the Sporades, or work into the Argo-Saronic gulf depending on wind and mood. A week gives you real options rather than a fixed itinerary. For a bareboat charter, Romar V trades the complexity of single-hull sailing for genuine liveability and the freedom to go where the conditions and your crew want to go.