Romar VII Sailing Catamaran Hire

Romar VII is a 2026 Bali 4.6 sailing catamaran for private weeks from Alimos Marina in Athens, Greece. The hull stretches 14.28 metres with a 7.66-metre beam, so the salon, cockpit, and forward lounge share one wide living plane rather than a narrow corridor. Bali built the boat with the tilting aft door, a solid forward cockpit, a full-width transom, and a flybridge, and this hull carries that layout into a first season of Cyclades and Saronic sailing.

Five guest cabins plus two crew cabins sleep up to 12 people. Each guest cabin has a private bathroom, so a family or a mixed group can close a door at night and still meet for lunch in the open salon. Light oak joinery, big hull windows, and a long dining table sit under opening roof hatches. The galley runs along the port side with a full oven, gas hob, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, and a Nespresso machine, so the cook stays in the conversation while someone else watches the marina or the anchorage.

On deck the story is shade and sun in equal measure. The flybridge holds a long green lounge and a helm with plotter and winches. The aft cockpit has wrap-around seating around a teak table. The rigid forward cockpit is a second living room with striped cushions and a low table, useful when the breeze is on the nose. A hydraulic gangway and a dinghy on the davits make boarding and beach runs simple. Twin 57 horsepower engines, a generator, a watermaker, solar panels, air conditioning, and electric heads keep the boat self-sufficient on a week among the islands.

Romar VII charters as a bareboat, with a skipper available if the group wants local knowledge. Weekly rates are published from about 7057 US dollars in quieter months, rising toward about 14480 US dollars in the busiest weeks. The week is about Athens light, short hops to Aegina or Hydra, or a longer reach into the Cyclades, all from a new Bali that still smells of first use.