À propos de ce yacht
Angelica is a 2022 Isla 40 catamaran based at Alimos Marina, your gateway to Greece's most enchanting sailing grounds. From Paleo Faliro, this modern twin-hulled vessel opens access to the Saronic Gulf's crystalline waters, the Cycladic archipelago, and hidden anchorages that feel worlds away from the mainland. With five cabins sleeping up to ten guests across eleven berths, Angelica suits groups of friends, multi-generational families, or couples seeking a floating retreat with genuine space and comfort. The generous beam of 6.63 metres creates an airy, stable platform—particularly welcome in the Mediterranean's warmer months—while the dual 30 hp engines and responsive steering make navigation effortless, even for less experienced skippers.
Life aboard centres on the catamaran's natural strengths: the expansive deck space perfect for morning coffee and evening aperitifs, the air conditioning that keeps cabins cool during midday heat, and the four en-suite heads that eliminate queuing. Practical touches matter here—the onboard generator, solar panels, and electric toilets mean genuine self-sufficiency during island-hopping days, while the integrated GPS and autopilot handle the navigational heavy lifting. When you want to slow down, the stand-up paddleboards and tender invite exploration of shallow coves and rocky outcrops where larger vessels cannot venture.
A typical week unfolds with gentle rhythms: dawn departures to catch favourable winds, leisurely lunches in sheltered bays where the water is so clear you can see the seabed, and afternoons spent swimming, paddling, or simply reading in the shade. The galley's espresso machine becomes your ritual, the generator your quiet companion during calm evenings, and the annexe your key to landing on beaches accessible only by water. Whether you're anchored off Hydra watching the sunset paint the Peloponnese gold, or tucked into a nameless cove with only goats and olive groves for company, Angelica transforms a week into a sequence of unhurried Mediterranean moments.