Location de bateau a Grèce · Nautitech 441 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Starlight” — (2011)

From Alimos Marina in Athens, Starlight opens direct access to the Aegean's most rewarding cruising grounds—the Saronic Gulf's quiet anchorages, the Sporades' island trails, and the white-sand bays of the southern Aegean, all within reach of your first day's sail. This Nautitech 441 spreads 10 guests across six cabins and four bathrooms, each cabin offering genuine sleeping comfort rather than bunks squeezed below decks. The main saloon and outdoor cockpit run the full width of the bridging deck, so your group gathers naturally without crowding, and the twin trampolines forward create a genuine social space for sunbathing or simply watching the islands drift past. Two hulls work harder than one for bareboat cruising. Starlight sits stable at anchor even in the afternoon wind that funnels through Greek channels, meaning your crew can swim, relax, and sleep without the constant roll of a single hull. The shallow draft of each hull—a catamaran's fundamental advantage—lets you tuck into anchorages that larger yachts cannot reach: the protected bays around Alonnisos, the reef-fringed shallows near Paros, and the secret coves where tavernas sit steps from the waterline. That width also matters practically: foredeck work, fender placement, and crew movement happen safely on broad, uncluttered platforms. A week based from Athens means flexibility. You sail where wind and mood take you, knowing Starlight's efficient diesel engines and modern rigging keep handling straightforward. Groups and families drift into their own rhythm across the cabins and open deck space, then reunite for dinner anchored somewhere unforgettable.