Location de bateau a Grèce · Bali 4.2 in Lavrion / Olympic Marina — “Jeux D'Hiver” — (2023)

Launching from Lavrion puts you minutes from some of the Aegean's most accessible anchorages. Jeux D'Hiver, a 2023 Bali 4.2, transforms that advantage into a week of genuine freedom. Five separate cabins sleep 11 guests across nearly 13 meters of dual-hull design, with five bathrooms ensuring mornings run smoothly even in a full group. Below deck, the open-plan saloon spans the catamaran's breadth, while the galley sits central to the action—keeping cooks connected rather than isolated during meal preparation. On deck, the wide trampolines between the hulls become your living room. They're where crews gather at anchor with an unobstructed view forward, and where shallow draft becomes practical: Jeux D'Hiver draws just 1.2 meters, opening anchorages near beaches and behind sandbars that monohulls cannot reach. The twin hulls do more than provide that reach. They eliminate the heel of a conventional sailboat, meaning drinks stay put, children feel secure, and groups can genuinely relax at anchor instead of bracing constantly. The cockpit, elevated and commanding, gives you 360-degree sight lines whether you're navigating the Cyclades or enjoying an evening aperitif in protected waters. A week from Lavrion reaches the Sporades islands, the Argo-Saronic Gulf, or northward into the Northern Aegean. You navigate at your pace, stop where the mood takes you, and enjoy the stability that makes bareboat chartering accessible to sailors of genuine but modest experience.