Noleggio barca a Athens / Saronic Gulf · Bali 4.8 in Lavrion Main Port — “Oksy” — (2024)

Launching from Lavrion puts you moments away from Greece's most rewarding sailing waters: the sheltered Saronic Gulf, the pine-dotted Sporades, and the rocky Attica coastline. Oksy, a 2024 Bali 4.8, is built to make the most of these islands and anchorages. Her twin hulls deliver shallow draft for exploring the small bays and beach landings that larger monohulls can't reach, while the wide stance between them creates the stable platform you need when dropped anchor for dinner or an overnight stay. Living aboard Oksy works well for groups and families. Five separate cabins with five ensuite bathrooms mean guests maintain genuine privacy—each cabin has proper berth space and storage, and bathrooms are distributed so morning routines stay unhurried. The saloon opens directly to the cockpit, creating one generous social space where the galley kitchen serves the gathering areas naturally. The bridge deck—the upper helm area—offers a second vantage point for navigating and watching the sunset. Outside, the wide trampolines forward and the open foredeck give children and adults real room to move, rest, or simply watch the water. The Bali 4.8's design maximizes interior volume without sacrificing sailing balance. Diesel engines cover ground between islands reliably, and from bareboat charter you get full control over your itinerary. A week's cruising from Lavrion can sweep across multiple islands, island-hop into quiet anchorages, or explore at whatever pace suits your group.