Boat charter in Greece · FP 44 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Agios Paisios” — (2026)

Alimos Marina puts you minutes from the Saronic Gulf and Cyclades, making Agios Paisios an excellent choice for exploring Greek islands without the commute. This 44-footer Fountaine Pajot sleeps ten across six cabins, with four bathrooms distributed thoughtfully for group comfort—whether you're chartering with family, friends, or colleagues. Living aboard works smoothly on a catamaran of this size. The twin hulls create genuine width for the saloon and galley, letting everyone move around without feeling crowded. Forward, the trampoline nets span the bridging deck, perfect for mornings at anchor or lazy afternoons underway. The cockpit is large enough to lounge and steer, while the foredeck gives you space to watch the horizon or swim from a calm anchorage. Cabin headroom is generous, and the bathrooms feel practical rather than cramped—important when ten people are sharing the same boat for a week. Two hulls mean something concrete here: rock-solid stability when you drop anchor, letting you relax in any position. The shallow draft opens up opportunities the bigger monohulls miss—small beaches, protected bays, and quieter stops where the crowds don't go. You'll carry more people and their gear without sacrificing comfort, and the motion underway stays predictable even when the Aegean shows its teeth. From Alimos, you have the Argo-Saronic islands to the south and the Cyclades to the north, each offering distinct sailing and different reasons to anchor.