Boat charter in Greece · Bali Catsmart in Volos - Platania / Platania Marina — “Northcat 38” — (2024)

From Volos-Platania, the Northcat 38 opens a week's sailing across Greece's Aegean treasures—the Sporades islands, the Pelion coastline, and beyond. This 2024 Bali Catsmart carries ten guests in genuine comfort across four cabins and two bathrooms, making it equally suited to friends charting their own course or families who want space to breathe between adventure and rest. Living aboard works differently on a catamaran. The twin hulls create a wide platform: saloon and galley sit central, naturally lit and ventilated, while the cockpit spreads across the stern with room for dining, steering, and watching the day unfold. Forward, the trampoline netting spans between the hulls—a genuine extra living area for sunbathing or simply being near the bow. Below deck, each cabin has its own berth arrangement, with the two bathrooms positioned to serve everyone efficiently. This layout means no one feels cramped, and movement around the boat feels natural rather than squeezed. The catamaran's two hulls matter more than speed alone. They sit shallow in the water, opening access to anchorages and beaches that deeper monohulls cannot reach. At anchor, the wide stance keeps the boat level and steady even in mild swell, eliminating the constant roll that drains energy. For a bareboat week, this stability means easier sailing, calmer mornings, and guests who arrive rested. The Northcat 38 combines practical seamanship with the room and steadiness that makes a charter truly memorable.