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One Love is a 2024 Bali Catsmart catamaran offering a rare blend of space and agility for exploring the Aegean from Volos, Greece's historic maritime gateway. With six cabins and accommodation for up to twelve guests, this modern vessel is purpose-built for groups seeking both comfort and adventure—whether you're a multigenerational family, a circle of friends, or two couples wanting to share the experience and costs of a Greek island escape.

The 12-metre catamaran's generous beam and twin 30 hp engines make her equally at home in open water and tucked into sheltered anchorages. Onboard, thoughtful design meets practicality: the bimini and sprayhood shelter the cockpit from sun and spray, while electric winches and lazy jacks simplify sail handling for crews of varying experience. A full suite of navigation tools—GPS chartplotter, autopilot, and radio—keeps you connected and confident. The two heads with electric toilets ensure comfort for all aboard, and the voltage converter supports your devices throughout the week.

A typical week unfolds at an unhurried pace. You'll depart Volos toward the Sporades, where pine-clad islands rise from crystalline waters, or venture south into the Cyclades' wind-sheltered channels. Mornings might begin with snorkeling from the platform—the onboard PMT equipment is ready—before a leisurely lunch of fresh local catch prepared in the galley. The solar panels and generous refrigeration keep provisions fresh, while the cockpit speakers set the soundtrack for sundowners as you drift between anchorages. Evenings invite stargazing from the deck or a quiet swim in water so clear it feels like floating in air.

From hidden coves where fishing villages still feel untouched to cosmopolitan harbours where tavernas spill onto waterfront squares, One Love delivers the freedom to chart your own course. Seven nights minimum allows time to truly settle into island rhythms—to know a place, not just visit it.