Boat charter in Greece · Sunreef 62 in Keramoti - Kavala / Keramoti — “Anassa” — (2007)

Anassa is a 2007 Sunreef 62 based in Keramoti, a quiet working port on Greece's northern coast that opens directly into the Aegean's most rewarding sailing grounds. At nearly 19 meters, this twin-hulled vessel is built for the kind of cruising where you can anchor in shallow bays and sand flats that monohulls cannot reach, then sit rock-solid without swinging on the tide. The two hulls create a platform wide enough that everyone aboard finds space to move, sunbathe, and relax without the crowding that longer, narrower boats impose. Below deck, five separate cabins each have an ensuite bathroom, meaning twelve guests never queue or compromise on privacy. The saloon stretches across the full beam, flooding with light through windows on both sides. The galley is properly equipped, and the cockpit provides an outdoor helm where your crew manages the boat while you settle in with a drink. Forward, the trampolines and foredeck offer prime real estate for those who want to be closer to the water and the rhythm of sailing. From Keramoti, a week's itinerary can sweep north to the pine-covered slopes of Thassos, west through the Sporades' cluster of islands, or south toward the historical sites scattered through the Aegean. The catamaran's stability and shallow draft mean you're not restricted to the harbors; you anchor where others cannot, discovering the quieter coves and villages that make Greek island sailing memorable.