Boat charter in Greece · Elba 45 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “SEA ENERGY III” — (2022)

Sailing from Alimos Marina, SEA ENERGY III gives twelve guests room to spread across the Aegean without feeling crowded. The Fountaine Pajot Elba 45 splits its sleeping quarters across five cabins with four bathrooms distributed throughout the bridgedeck, so groups and families find privacy without constant queuing. The saloon sits central and open, flowing naturally onto the cockpit where you can steer, dine, or simply watch the islands pass. Wide trampolines stretch between the hulls, offering that suspended-over-water moment that makes catamaran sailing distinctive. Two hulls change everything about anchoring and exploring. The catamaran sits flat and stable, so dinner doesn't slosh and children sleep soundly through gentle swell. With a shallow draft of 1.50 meters, SEA ENERGY III reaches into bays and approaches beaches where deeper boats cannot go—places where the water stays clear and the crowds thin out. The bridgedeck design creates genuine interior volume, cabin headroom, and storage that would need a much larger monohull to match. Based near Athens, you're positioned to sail toward the Cyclades, up into the Sporades, or through the Saronic Gulf—each direction offers its own rhythm. A week's charter lets you pick whether to island-hop intensely or anchor for two days in a place that suits you. The twin engines and straightforward sail plan mean less fiddling with gear and more time enjoying what brought you here in the first place.