Noleggio barca a Grecia · Bali 4.6 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Atlantis” — (2024)

Moored in Athens' Alimos Marina, Atlantis puts you 40 minutes from the Saronic Gulf's protected islands and an easy passage to the Cyclades beyond. This 2024 Bali 4.6 catamaran carries twelve people across shallow waters and into anchorages where monohulls can't follow, giving your group complete freedom over where the week takes you. The seven cabins and five bathrooms mean everyone aboard has genuine private space—no queues for showers, no cramped sleeping quarters. Cabins are distributed across both hulls and the central platform, with headroom and natural light that make each one feel like a proper berth rather than a cupboard. The main saloon sits at the heart of the bridging structure, a natural gathering spot when the weather turns or evening falls, while the sprawling flybridge and open foredeck give plenty of room for groups to spread out, sunbathe, and enjoy the views separately. Two hulls deliver the difference that matters in a week's sailing: rock-solid stability at anchor even when a blow picks up, shallow draft to reach bays and beaches that single-hulled boats must skip, and the side decks and trampolines where guests can relax safely without feeling the motion. The Bali 4.6's beam is generous and its volume is real—this isn't clever trickery, just honest space. Navigation electronics and onboard systems are modern and straightforward, suited to bareboat independence. Whether your crew wants to island-hop, settle into a quiet anchorage, or mix both, Atlantis gives you the boat to do it.