Julia is a 2023 Bali 4.2 catamaran based in Lavrio, Greece, offering the perfect platform for exploring the crystalline waters and hidden anchorages of the Aegean Sea. This 12.8-metre vessel combines modern comfort with the stability and spaciousness that only a catamaran hull can provide, making it an ideal choice for families, groups of friends, or anyone seeking a week of unhurried sailing among Greece's most enchanting islands. With five cabins accommodating up to ten guests and four en-suite bathrooms, Julia ensures everyone enjoys privacy and convenience throughout their charter.

Life aboard unfolds on an expansive deck designed for relaxation and connection. The generous cockpit, shaded by a protective bimini and furnished with comfortable cushions, becomes your natural gathering space—the perfect spot for morning coffee, afternoon aperitifs, or starlit dinners. Below deck, air conditioning keeps cabins cool during warm Mediterranean days, while the well-equipped galley allows you to prepare fresh meals using local ingredients from waterfront markets. Navigation is effortless thanks to GPS chart plotting, radar, and an intuitive autopilot system, allowing even less experienced sailors to feel confident at the helm.

A typical week aboard Julia sees you departing Lavrio to sail toward the Saronic and Argolic gulfs, where whitewashed villages cling to hillsides and tavernas serve grilled octopus at the water's edge. The catamaran's twin 45HP Yanmar engines provide reliable power when the wind drops, while electric winches reduce physical effort during sail changes. Solar panels and a generator ensure you maintain modern comforts—charging devices, running refrigeration, powering the outboard tender—even in remote anchorages far from shore. Whether you're anchoring off Hydra's car-free harbour, exploring the Peloponnese's quiet coves, or discovering lesser-known islets, Julia's shallow draft and dual-hull design grant access to shallow bays that monohulls cannot reach.

Picture your final evening: Julia rests at anchor in a secluded bay, the sun melting into the horizon, the only sounds the gentle lap of water against the hulls and the distant call of seabirds—a week that lingers long after you return to shore.