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Romar VI is a 2025 Bali 4.6 catamaran based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, your gateway to the Saronic Gulf and beyond. This 14.28-metre vessel combines the stability and generous deck space that catamarans are known for with thoughtful modern design, making it an ideal platform for exploring Greece's crystalline waters and hidden anchorages. With seven cabins and twelve berths across five heads, the yacht accommodates larger groups, families, or friends seeking to share the experience of a week under sail without compromise on comfort or privacy.

The layout and equipment reflect a commitment to seamless cruising. A fully equipped galley with refrigeration and coffee maker supports effortless meal preparation, while the dessalinator and generator ensure self-sufficiency during extended time at anchor. The teak deck and hydraulic passerelle invite you to move between the twin hulls and into the water with ease, and the dinghy opens access to remote coves and shallow anchorages inaccessible to larger vessels. Electronic systems—GPS chartplotter, autopilot, electric winches, and electric heads—reduce the physical demands of sailing, allowing your crew to focus on the rhythm of the sea rather than the mechanics of the boat.

Days aboard unfold with natural rhythm. Morning coffee on the cockpit, sheltered beneath the bimini, gives way to gentle sailing across the Saronic waters. The sprayhood and cockpit speakers create a comfortable social hub as you navigate between islands, while solar panels and the group generator mean you're never tethered to shore power. Whether you're an experienced sailor seeking a well-appointed platform or a group new to bareboat chartering, the Bali 4.6's intuitive design and comprehensive systems inspire confidence.

A week aboard Romar VI reads like a succession of perfect moments: sundowners at anchor in a secluded bay, the smell of fresh mezze prepared in your own galley, starlit nights on deck with the gentle lap of water against the hulls, and the quiet satisfaction of having navigated these storied waters under your own command.