Boat charter in Greece · Nauticks N62 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Evita” — (2025)

Launching from Alimos Marina in Athens, Evita opens the Eastern Mediterranean to groups and families who value both space and stability. This 2025 Nauticks N62 catamaran sleeps 10 guests across five cabins, each with its own bathroom—a practical advantage when coordinating comfort for ten people over a week at sea. The dual hulls create a wide, level platform ideal for relaxed living: the saloon feels roomy rather than cramped, the cockpit extends your social space, and the trampolines between the bows offer that uniquely catamaran experience of lounging over water. Two hulls mean shallow draft, so Evita reaches the sandy coves and protected bays that monohulls cannot. At anchor, the catamaran's beam delivers remarkable stability—no rolling in modest swell, no tension at dinner. That steadiness matters when you're with children, elderly guests, or simply when you want to sleep soundly without the boat's motion. From Athens, a week's itinerary stretches across the Saronic Islands, up to the Sporades, or south toward the Cyclades. The Nauticks N62 carries enough fuel to move between distant islands without constant refueling, while the crewed service means your itinerary adapts to weather, your preferences, and the rhythms of island life. This is how a larger group charters comfortably—everyone has private space to retreat to, yet the boat itself brings you together at the table or on deck.