Basma is a 2024 Bali 4.8 catamaran based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, your gateway to the Saronic Gulf's most coveted anchorages. With six generous cabins and twelve berths, she's purpose-built for groups seeking both comfort and genuine connection—whether that's a multi-generational family, close friends, or colleagues looking to reset. The catamaran's beam of nearly eight metres creates an expansive, light-filled interior and a cockpit that becomes the natural hub of your week, outfitted with a protective bimini, plush cushioning, and speakers that set the mood as you drift between islands.

Days aboard Basma unfold at your own rhythm. The dual 57-horsepower engines make passage-making effortless, while the GPS chartplotter and autopilot free you to focus on what matters—whether that's preparing fresh meals in a well-appointed galley with refrigeration, or simply watching the Aegean light shift across the water. Six en-suite heads mean mornings run smoothly, and the solar panels quietly sustain your creature comforts as you explore. The lazy jacks simplify sail handling, making it easy to adjust canvas without fuss, while the voltage converter keeps devices charged for those moments you want to document the view.

Between swims, the catamaran carries stand-up paddleboards and full snorkelling gear, inviting you to slip beneath the surface at hidden coves where the water runs clear and turquoise. Paleo Faliro's position offers quick access to Hydra's whitewashed villages, Poros's pine-clad shores, and the quieter anchorages where local tavernas serve just-caught fish and local wine. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or prefer to charter with a professional crew, Basma accommodates both approaches seamlessly.

Picture your final evening: anchored in a sheltered bay with the sun melting into the horizon, the cockpit alive with conversation and laughter, the gentle lap of water against the hulls, and the realisation that a week of freedom has somehow felt both timeless and far too brief.