Aerial

Aerial is a 2024 Aura 51 catamaran based in Agia Anna Paraga, just minutes from Mykonos. This modern dual-hull design offers the stability and space that make bareboat or crewed weeks in the Cyclades so rewarding. With four cabins and four heads, Aerial comfortably accommodates eight guests—whether you're sailing with family, a group of friends, or two couples seeking a shared adventure. The generous beam and open-plan saloon create the kind of living space where everyone finds their rhythm: some gathered around the chart table, others lounging on deck with a cool drink as the Aegean unfolds around you. Comfort and self-sufficiency are built into every system. Full air conditioning keeps the interior cool during warm days at anchor, while the watermaker and onboard generator ensure you can stay longer in remote anchorages without compromise. A well-stocked galley fridge and modern conveniences like television mean downtime aboard is genuinely relaxing. The two 75 hp engines provide reliable power for reaching hidden coves and island ports, while the bow thruster and electric winches make handling effortless—even for less experienced crews. Navigation is intuitive with GPS chart plotter and radar at the helm, and the autopilot lets you settle into the rhythm of the sea. Your week typically unfolds between Mykonos, Delos, Rhenia, and the quieter islands of the southern Cyclades. Mornings might see you motoring to a sheltered anchorage; afternoons invite snorkelling, paddling out on the stand-up board, or simply reading in the shade of the bimini. Evenings bring sunset views from the cockpit, fresh seafood from a local taverna ashore, and the gentle sound of water lapping at the hulls. The catamaran's shallow draft opens access to anchorages that monohulls cannot reach—those perfect, crystalline bays where you'll find yourself alone with the islands. Aerial suits anyone seeking a week of independence without sacrificing comfort: families who want space to spread out, groups of friends looking for a floating base camp, or couples wanting the freedom to explore at their own pace. Seven nights minimum allows time to truly settle into island time and discover the Cyclades at a pace that feels like home.