Boat charter in Greece · Tanna 47 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “EROS” — (2024)

Athens' Alimos Marina puts you just minutes from the Saronic Gulf's best sailing—perfect for a bareboat week exploring the Peloponnese coast and nearby island chains. EROS, a 2024 Fountaine Pajot Tanna 47, accommodates up to 11 guests across six private cabins and five bathrooms, making her ideal for families and groups wanting genuine comfort and privacy afloat rather than overcrowded compromise. Living aboard EROS means enjoying a generous saloon that doubles as a social hub, a well-equipped galley, and a raised helm station where helmsman and crew share the view. Topside, you have wide side decks for moving fore and aft safely, substantial trampolines slung between the hulls for sunbathing or that evening drink, and an open foredeck perfect for anchoring duties or simply watching the water slip beneath you. Below, each cabin feels like its own retreat—not poky, and each with dedicated bathroom facilities or easy access to one. The twin hulls deliver real advantages on a Greek charter. Shallow draft means anchoring in crystalline bays where deeper yachts cannot venture, while the 5.3-metre beam creates a stable platform that doesn't heave or roll at anchor, letting you sleep and dine without the seesaw feel of a monohull. When you're under way, that width and twin-hull buoyancy keep things smooth, and the wide cabin headroom and open saloon feel nothing like being trapped in a tube. Two decks' worth of outdoor space plus those trampolines give everyone room to be themselves without feeling crowded, whether you're sailing or floating in turquoise water off some nameless islet.