Alexandra III is a 2025 Elba 45 catamaran based at Rhodes New Marina, offering an ideal platform for exploring the crystalline waters and sun-drenched islands of the southern Aegean. This modern dual-hulled vessel combines the stability and spaciousness that make catamarans perfect for groups and families, with six well-appointed cabins and five bathrooms ensuring comfort for up to eleven guests. The generous beam of 7.55 metres creates an airy, sociable atmosphere both below deck and in the cockpit, where cushioned seating invites you to linger over morning coffee or evening aperitifs as the light softens across the water.

The onboard systems reflect contemporary cruising standards: air conditioning keeps interiors cool during warm Mediterranean days, whilst the GPS chartplotter and autopilot make navigation intuitive and fatigue-free. A desalination unit ensures abundant fresh water throughout your voyage, and the group generator provides reliable power for galley appliances, including a full refrigerator. Five heads with electric toilets mean minimal queuing during morning routines—a genuine luxury aboard any charter boat. The twin 60HP engines deliver responsive performance, whether motoring through calm straits or positioning for an anchorage, whilst the tender and outboard motor open access to remote coves and shallow-draft villages unreachable by larger vessels.

A typical week unfolds with leisurely passages between Rhodes' neighbouring islands: the medieval charm of Symi, the pine-clad shores of Naxos, or the quieter anchorages dotting the Dodecanese. Days blend unhurried sailing with swimming stops, local taverna suppers on waterfront terraces, and the kind of unscheduled exploration that defines bareboat freedom. Whether you're a seasoned sailor seeking an uncrowded cruising ground, a group of friends looking for a floating villa, or a family wanting to introduce younger crew to Mediterranean sailing, Alexandra III provides the space, stability, and modern conveniences to make a week aboard feel both effortless and unforgettable—ending perhaps with sunset drinks at anchor in a hidden bay, the only sound the gentle lap of water against the hulls.