À propos de ce yacht
Romar IV is a 2024 Bali 4.8 catamaran offering the perfect blend of space, comfort, and performance for exploring the Aegean Sea. Departing from Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, just minutes from Athens, this 14.82-metre vessel accommodates up to 12 guests across eight cabins, making it ideal for multi-family groups, circles of friends, or corporate retreats seeking a week of seamless Mediterranean sailing. The generous beam and twin 80 hp engines provide both stability and responsive handling, whether you're gliding through calm summer waters or enjoying a spirited sail across open sea.
Life aboard Romar IV centres on the expansive cockpit, sheltered by a bimini and sprayhood, where you'll find built-in speakers, comfortable seating, and an easy flow to the teak deck—perfect for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as the light shifts across the water. The saloon is equally inviting, equipped with a full galley featuring a refrigerator and coffee maker, making it straightforward to prepare meals or simply gather as a group. Seven en-suite heads ensure comfort for all guests, while modern conveniences including GPS navigation, autopilot, electric winches, and a generator mean less fussing with technicalities and more time savouring the experience.
A typical week unfolds with flexibility at its heart. You might sail south toward the Saronic Islands, anchoring in sheltered coves where the water is crystalline and the shoreline untouched. The onboard desalination system and solar panels support extended stays in remote spots, while the hydraulic passerelle and tender simplify exploration of hidden beaches and waterfront tavernas. Whether you're a seasoned sailor taking the helm or content to relax while a professional crew handles navigation, Romar IV adapts to your rhythm.
Picture yourself at week's end, anchored off a quiet island as the sun descends behind the hills, the Aegean turning gold and violet, your group lingering over fresh local fish and wine—moments that linger long after you've returned to shore.