À propos de ce yacht
Memories is a 2020 Bali 4.1 catamaran based in Paros, offering the perfect platform for exploring the Cycladic islands with the comfort and space that multi-hull sailing provides. With four cabins and sleeping berths for ten, she accommodates families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of unhurried island-hopping through Greece's most storied waters. Her 12.37-metre hull and generous beam create a stable, airy living space that feels more like a floating villa than a charter boat, with four separate heads ensuring privacy and convenience for all aboard.
A typical week unfolds with leisurely mornings in protected anchorages, where you'll find yourself swimming off the stern into crystalline Aegean waters. The catamaran's electric winches and lazy jacks make sail handling intuitive and relaxed—no wrestling with canvas, just smooth transitions between anchorages. The GPS chartplotter and autopilot mean you can focus on the rhythm of the sea rather than navigation logistics, while the bimini and sprayhood shelter the cockpit from the midday sun and occasional spray. The convertible table and comfortable cushioning transform the cockpit into an outdoor living room, ideal for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as you watch the light shift across the islands.
Paros serves as an excellent departure point, with immediate access to Antiparos's sea caves, the white-sand beaches of Naxos, and the quieter anchorages around Delos and Rhenia. The onboard refrigerator keeps provisions fresh for simple meals prepared between swims, while the dinghy opens access to smaller bays and village harbours unreachable by larger vessels. Speakers at the cockpit add a gentle soundtrack to your evenings, and the boat's modern systems—twin 40 HP engines and full navigation suite—ensure both efficient passage-making and carefree anchoring.
Memories suits anyone seeking authentic Cycladic sailing without compromise on comfort. A week aboard typically blends active sailing days with leisurely anchorages, long swims, and dinners of local wine and grilled fish under stars that seem impossibly bright above the Aegean.