Hercules Poirot

Hercules Poirot is a 23-metre Grand Banks 72 motoryacht based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, perfectly positioned for exploring the Saronic Gulf and beyond. With four spacious cabins and four heads, she accommodates eight guests in genuine comfort—ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a week of unhurried cruising along Greece's coastline. The vessel's solid construction and reliable 375 hp engines make her an assured platform for discovering hidden anchorages, from the pine-clad shores of the Peloponnese to the quieter islands dotted across the Aegean approaches. The open-plan deck layout invites the kind of relaxed living that defines a great charter week. The generous sun deck with loungers and wooden furnishings becomes your floating terrace, while the aft dining area—equally generous—is where sunset meals and morning coffee naturally happen. A bimini provides shade during the heat of the day, and the sprayhood offers protection during passages. The tender dinghy opens access to remote beaches and shallow anchorages where larger vessels cannot venture, while the bow thruster makes tight marina approaches effortless. Onboard refrigeration keeps provisions fresh, and the autopilot takes the strain out of longer transits, leaving you free to enjoy the view. Hercules Poirot's steady cruising pace suits those who value time over distance. GPS and chart plotter guide your route, while electric heads and modern conveniences mean fewer logistical concerns and more focus on the rhythm of the sea. Whether you anchor off a whitewashed village, dine at a waterside taverna, or simply drift in crystalline water, the week unfolds at your own tempo. A week aboard is measured not in miles, but in quiet mornings on deck, the clink of glasses at sunset, and the particular peace that comes from a secure anchorage under starlight.