Anassa is a 2007 Sunreef 62 catamaran offering a rare blend of space and comfort for exploring the crystalline waters of northern Greece. Departing from Keramoti, this 18.9-metre vessel is ideally positioned to access the Aegean's most coveted anchorages—from the pine-fringed islands of Thassos to the hidden coves of the Northern Sporades. With five cabins accommodating up to twelve guests, Anassa suits extended family gatherings, groups of friends seeking a shared adventure, or couples who value the freedom to invite companions aboard. The catamaran's generous beam of 9.2 metres creates unusually spacious twin hulls, translating to a stable platform whether you're at anchor or underway.

Life aboard Anassa centres on the expansive teak cockpit, shaded by a Bimini top and furnished with comfortable cushions—the natural gathering point for morning coffee or evening aperitifs. The sprayhood provides shelter during passage, while electric winches make sail handling effortless for crews of varying experience. Below deck, five en-suite bathrooms ensure guests never queue, and the onboard desalinator guarantees fresh water throughout your voyage. A well-appointed galley flows into the saloon, where the television and radio-CD system offer entertainment during quieter moments, though the real draw is stepping outside.

A typical week unfolds with leisurely mornings at anchor, the tender (dinghy) ferrying guests to secluded beaches and waterfront tavernas serving grilled octopus and local Thasian wine. The twin 160hp engines provide reliable propulsion between islands, while the generator ensures air conditioning and refrigeration remain constant. Aft speakers amplify the soundtrack of your voyage—whether it's the gentle lap of Aegean swells or your favourite playlist as the sun dips below the horizon. Anassa accommodates stays from a single night onwards, making her equally suited to a long-weekend escape or a full-week island-hopping expedition.

Picture yourself anchored in crystalline shallows, the aroma of fresh seafood drifting from the galley, as your group watches the Aegean light turn amber and rose—this is the rhythm of a week aboard Anassa.