Maritina is a 2023 Bali 4.4 catamaran based in Paros, offering an ideal platform for exploring the heart of the Cyclades. This 13.5-metre vessel combines the stability and spaciousness that catamarans are prized for with thoughtful design, accommodating up to ten guests across six cabins with five en-suite bathrooms—a rare luxury that ensures comfort for larger groups or multi-family gatherings. Whether you're planning a week with close friends, an extended family adventure, or a corporate retreat, Maritina's layout encourages both social moments and private retreats.

From Paros, you'll have immediate access to some of Greece's most coveted anchorages. Picture mornings spent island-hopping to nearby Antiparos, Naxos, and Delos, with afternoons anchored in crystalline bays where the water invites swimming and snorkelling. The catamaran's dual 45 hp engines and autopilot make passage planning straightforward, while onboard conveniences—including a dessalination system, ice machine, and full air conditioning—mean you're never compromising on comfort. The generous bimini top and cockpit cushions create an open-air living room, perfect for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as you watch the light shift across the Aegean.

A typical week aboard Maritina balances purposeful sailing with unhurried anchoring. You might depart Paros on a Monday, spend two days exploring the quieter islands to the south, then settle into a longer stay at a favourite spot—perhaps a hidden cove near Parikia where local tavernas serve the day's catch. The onboard galley, equipped with refrigeration and modern conveniences, makes provisioning straightforward; many guests find that preparing meals together becomes part of the charm. With a generator, GPS chartplotter, and voltage converter ensuring all your devices stay charged, the practical side runs seamlessly in the background.

By week's end, you'll have collected a series of golden-hour memories: sunset anchorages where the islands turn amber and violet, morning swims in water so clear you can see the seabed, and the particular contentment that comes from moving through the world at sail speed, guided by wind and tide.