Emmelia is a 2022 Bali 4.4 catamaran offering an ideal platform for exploring the Aegean's most coveted islands and hidden anchorages. Based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, just minutes from Athens, this spacious 13.75-metre catamaran accommodates up to 10 guests across six cabins, making it perfect for families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of shared discovery without compromise on privacy or comfort.

The dual-hull design provides exceptional stability and generous living spaces both below and on deck. The expansive cockpit, shaded by a Bimini and furnished with comfortable cushions, becomes your floating living room—ideal for morning coffee, afternoon aperitifs, or simply watching the light shift across the water. Below deck, the climate-controlled cabins offer genuine refuge from the heat, while four en-suite bathrooms eliminate morning queues. A well-equipped galley with refrigeration, ice maker, and fresh water from the onboard desalinator ensures you're never dependent on shore facilities, though the islands' tavernas and local markets remain irresistible.

A typical week unfolds across the crystalline waters of the Saronic and Argolic gulfs. Wake to dolphins, navigate using the integrated GPS and autopilot, then anchor in secluded coves where the water invites you to slip overboard with snorkeling gear or launch the dinghy for exploration. The onboard SUP board opens another dimension—paddling across glassy morning seas or into narrow channels lined with pine. Solar panels and efficient systems mean you can anchor in complete tranquility, powering essentials without noise or worry. As evening settles, the radio-CD system provides the soundtrack while you prepare dinner, and the holding tank and electric toilets handle all practical concerns discreetly.

Whether you're anchored off Hydra's whitewashed harbor, exploring the Peloponnese's quieter shores, or simply drifting between islands, Emmelia delivers the essence of Aegean sailing—seven nights where time moves with the tides, and each sunset marks another perfect day on the water.