Location de bateau a Grèce · Bali 4.6 in Mykonos / Tourlos Marina — “Keysmet” — (2025)

Keysmet sits ready at Tourlos Marina in Mykonos, a 2025 Bali 4.6 built to let twelve people live well together at sea. Five cabins and five bathrooms mean no queues and genuine privacy; the master suite and guest cabins are properly separated below deck, while the saloon flows naturally from the galley to the dining area. Overhead, the full-beam cockpit opens onto twin trampolines and a foredeck spacious enough for everyone to find their spot without crowding. Two hulls change how a catamaran works. Keysmet sits level and steady at anchor, no heel, no sway—a platform that feels solid whether you're sipping morning coffee or cooking dinner. The 1.25-meter draft means you can nose into bays and beaches where deeper boats cannot follow, reaching the quiet anchorages and pale sand of the Lesser Cyclades and smaller islands. That shallow draft, combined with beam, also gives you something monohulls simply don't have: interior space to move through and sleep in comfort. From Mykonos, a week's cruising spans the Cyclades at an easy pace. Delos and Rhenia lie close for history and solitude. Paros, Antiparos, and Naxos offer villages, provisions, and sheltered anchorages. Heading south to Amorgos or east to the Sporades, the Aegean opens into routes that suit your mood and the wind. Keysmet's beam and stability make group cruising relaxed rather than intense.