Location de bateau a Grèce · Bali 4.2 in Preveza Marina — “Stelina II” — (2025)

Preveza Marina sits at the mouth of the Ambracian Gulf, giving Stelina II access to calm, protected waters perfect for families and groups new to catamaran sailing. The two hulls mean shallow draft—you can anchor in bays and off beaches where monohulls can't reach, and you'll sit rock-steady when you do. With four cabins and four bathrooms, there's genuine privacy aboard, plus a saloon that opens onto an uncluttered cockpit, so your group of ten can separate or gather easily. The Bali 4.2 design prioritizes onboard living. Cabins are properly ventilated and naturally lit; bathrooms are full-size, not afterthoughts. The wide trampolines forward offer a genuine lounging space, not just deck furniture. The saloon sits central, with long sightlines to the water and good headroom for evening dinners. The cockpit is spacious enough that helming doesn't feel cramped, and from there you control modern furling sails and twin diesel engines that make bareboat sailing manageable for mixed-ability crews. From Preveza, a week's cruising opens up the Ionian's quieter corners. The Ambracian Gulf itself has few tourists—excellent for wildlife and villages. Head north to the Paxi islands for limestone cliffs and tavernas, or south toward Lefkada and Meganisi for stronger winds and island variety. The shallow draft means you'll explore anchorages deep in bays that bigger boats skip. Bareboat independence gives your group complete freedom to follow wind, weather, and appetite.