À propos de ce yacht
Based in the charming Greek port of Nea Peramos, New Horizons 4 is a 2025 Bali 5.8 catamaran built for those seeking space, comfort, and genuine connection with the Aegean. At 17.65 metres with a 9-metre beam, this four-cabin vessel accommodates eight guests across four well-appointed cabins and four en-suite bathrooms—a rare luxury that transforms a week at sea into something genuinely restful rather than merely adventurous. The dual 115 hp engines provide reliable power for reaching hidden anchorages and island villages, while the expansive flybridge becomes your natural gathering place as the day winds down.
The Nea Peramos base opens onto some of Greece's most rewarding cruising grounds. Within a week, you might drift between the pine-forested islands of the Northern Sporades, anchor in crystalline coves where the water runs so clear you'll see the seabed twenty metres down, and time your evenings to catch sunsets from quiet bays where few charter boats venture. The climate control throughout keeps the interior cool during warm days, while Wi-Fi connectivity—increasingly valued by modern travellers—means you needn't fully disconnect unless you choose to. The swimming platform at the stern invites spontaneous dips between islands, and the included dinghy opens access to smaller beaches and secluded anchorages unreachable by larger vessels.
This catamaran suits groups of friends, multi-generational families, or even two couples seeking independence within shared space. The layout naturally separates social areas from private cabins, so mornings feel unhurried and evenings remain convivial. Bareboat charters appeal to experienced sailors; crewed options pair you with a skipper and chef who navigate the nuances of local anchorages and prepare meals from daily catches and island markets.
A week aboard New Horizons 4 typically unfolds as a rhythm of gentle sailing, long lunches in protected anchorages, and dinners under stars where the only sound is water lapping the hull and conversation flowing as freely as the local wine.