Kos 44.1 – Bali 4.4 Catamaran Charter in Athens, Greece

Built in 2024, the 13.5 m (44 ft) Bali 4.4 Kos 44.1 is available for a catamaran charter in Athens, Greece, sailing from Alimos marina. She has 4 + 1 cabins and 4 + 1 bathrooms, with room for up to 10 guests – ideal for families, couples and groups of friends who want to explore the Greek islands at their own pace.

Kos 44.1 is offered bareboat, with a skipper and a cook available on request. Highlights on board include solar panels, autopilot, freezer, inverter. Athens is the gateway to the Saronic islands and the Cyclades – short hops, classic Greek harbours and history at every anchorage.

Sailing Kos 44.1 in Greece

Kos 44.1 is a 2024 Bali 4.4 with 2 x 45.0 HP engines and a beam of 7.4 m. Two hulls keep her level and stable at anchor, so lunch stays on the table and nights are calm – perfect for quiet island coves and harbour villages. Modern navigation, including an autopilot, makes her easy to handle. Mornings are made for swimming and paddleboarding in glassy water, afternoons for sailing to the next island.

Skipper, Cook & Provisioning

Prefer to relax? A skipper (€200 per day + food) and a cook or hostess (€180 per day + food) are available on request. We can arrange provisioning with fresh Greek produce before you arrive, so the fridge is full and you can sail straight away. The security deposit is €4,000.

Where to Cruise from Athens

From Athens (Alimos / Lavrio) you can explore the Saronic Gulf, the Argolic Gulf and the western Cyclades. A popular one-week route (always subject to weather and the charter base’s advice):

• Day 1 – Athens: Board, provision and dinner with a view of the Acropolis lights.
• Day 2 – Aegina: Pistachio groves, the Temple of Aphaia and a lively harbour.
• Day 3 – Agistri: Pine forest down to crystal-clear water – perfect for swimming.
• Day 4 – Poros: A narrow channel, a clock tower and lemon groves across the water.
• Day 5 – Hydra: No cars, stone mansions and one of the prettiest harbours in Greece.
• Day 6 – Dokos / Ermioni: Quiet bays and a seafood taverna on the beach.
• Day 7 – Sounion: Anchor below the Temple of Poseidon at sunset.
• Day 8 – Disembarkation: Return to the marina and transfer to the airport.

Also Available: Turkey & the Caribbean

Aren Yachting also offers catamarans on Turkey’s Turquoise Coast (Bodrum, Göcek, Fethiye, Marmaris) – just a short sail from the Greek islands – and, from December to April, in the British Virgin Islands, Martinique and the Grenadines.

Why Charter Kos 44.1 with Aren Yachting?

Aren Yachting is a TÜRSAB-licensed luxury charter company working with yachts in Turkey, Greece, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. We check live availability, compare similar yachts for you, help with flights and transfers, and remain your single point of contact from the first enquiry to the last day on board. Guests from the USA, the UK and Europe trust us for honest advice and clear, all-inclusive quotes.

💶 Weekly Charter Rates

Rates are for the yacht only (bareboat), taken from the operator’s euro price list and rounded. Obligatory extras, the security deposit and optional extras are listed below. Rates and availability are confirmed at the time of booking.

⚙️ Technical Specifications

Getting There: Flights and Transfers

Athens International Airport (ATH) has direct flights from all over Europe, the Middle East and North America. The marinas at Alimos and Lavrio are 30–45 minutes from the airport. Aren Yachting can arrange private transfers and hotel nights before or after your charter.

Best Time to Charter in the Caribbean

The Caribbean charter season runs from December to April, with warm sea temperatures of 26–28 °C, steady trade winds and very little rain. Christmas, New Year and February are the busiest weeks and should be booked early, while late April and May offer quieter anchorages and good value.

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