Helona is a 2022 Bali Catspace 12.45-metre catamaran offering an ideal platform for discovering the Aegean's most storied waters. Departing from the historic port of Volos—gateway to the Pelion Peninsula and the Sporades archipelago—this four-cabin vessel accommodates up to twelve guests across twelve berths, making it perfectly suited to families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a shared adventure. The generous beam and dual-hulled design deliver the stability and spaciousness that define modern catamaran cruising, while the 2022 build ensures contemporary comfort without compromise.

The Helona combines practical seamanship with genuine relaxation. Twin 40 HP engines and electric winches make sail handling effortless, while the GPS chartplotter and autopilot keep you focused on the horizon rather than the helm. Four en-suite heads mean mornings run smoothly, and the flybridge extends your living space into the Aegean breeze—ideal for sunset aperitifs. Onboard conveniences include a full galley with refrigeration, coffee-making facilities, and an ice machine for chilled refreshment during warm days at anchor. Solar panels and a voltage converter ensure reliable power for essentials, while the bimini and sprayhood provide shelter during unexpected weather or intense midday sun.

A typical week unfolds between hidden coves and whitewashed villages. You might anchor off Skiathos or Skopelos, exploring pine-fringed beaches accessible only by water, then motor to quieter anchorages where the Aegean stretches unbroken to the horizon. The swimming platform and tender allow easy exploration of rocky outcrops and secluded bays, while onboard speakers set the mood for evening gatherings in the cockpit. The catamaran's shallow draft opens access to anchorages that monohulls cannot reach—secret corners where taverna lights reflect on still water and the day's catch becomes dinner.

Seven nights aboard Helona is time enough to slip into island rhythms: morning swims, unhurried lunches ashore, and evenings anchored in crystalline waters as the sun melts into the western sea.