Boat charter in Greece · Tanna 47 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Nerida” — (2025)

Based in Athens's Alimos Marina, Nerida puts the Saronic Islands and Peloponnese within immediate reach—perfect for a week exploring ancient harbours, turquoise anchorages, and lively waterfront villages. This 2025 Fountaine Pajot Tanna 47 is built for groups and families who want real space without compromise. Living aboard works beautifully across four cabins and four bathrooms, so ten guests spread comfortably through the boat. The saloon spans both hulls, giving natural light and ventilation, while the cockpit opens straight into it—ideal for sailing watches and evening gatherings. Up front, the trampoline nets between the hulls are spacious enough for reading or swimming breaks, and the foredeck sits high and dry, a genuine social space rather than a cluttered forepeak. Two hulls matter here in practical ways. Nerida sits rock-solid at anchor, even in gentle swell, so you wake refreshed rather than rocking. The 1.30-metre draft reaches shallow bays and beach anchorages that deeper boats cannot, opening Paxos, Antipaxos, and the quieter Argo-Saronic coves. The beamy 7.45-metre width creates that generous cabin and saloon volume—no narrow passageways or awkward cabin corners. Running bareboat from Alimos means you're steering your own week, anchoring where you choose, with the Peloponnese and islands spread across genuine sailing distances that let you move at your own pace.