Dufour 48 | Bareboat Catamaran

Alimos Marina is conveniently located for cruising in both the Cyclades and the Saronic Gulf. This Argosaronic island complex is a wonderful destination all year round for your luxury yacht charter due to its sheltered location and delightful natural beauty. Steeped in ancient mythology, these islands have been a paradise and haven for people for thousands of years and continue to be so. Located within easy reach of Athens, the Saronic Gulf is home to a charming and understated group of islands that has much to offer the visitor including great dining, shopping, charming Greek towns, and the convenience of its proximity to the countrys dynamic capital.

Saronic Gulf Sailing Itninerary
Start your sailing yacht charter in Athens and discover the idyllic Saronic Gulf with our 7 Day Sailing Itinerary.


About the yacht
A stylish and spacious catamaran this is a brand new model for 2021 and is in immaculate condition. She has a contemporary aesthetic design which focuses upon socialising on the bow (front) as well as a covered al fresco dining area on the aft (back) and a small flybridge.

It seems that major brands of monohull production builders already have an associated catamaran line: Beneteau has Lagoon and Bavaria bought Nautitech, so it stands to reason that French builder Dufour has gotten into the game with the Umberto Felci-designed Dufour 48 catamaran. It is an exciting new venture for Dufour into the multi-hull market and we love her!

The design focused on outdoor living with an enormous flybridge to enjoy. An L-shaped settee forms the perimeter of the upper deck to the port side and just aft of the single helm seat to starboard. Amidships is the line control center with two winches and a large sheet bin, and just ahead of the helm is a double sunpad with a safety railing.

Access to the flybridge is from both port and starboard steps. Overhead, a bimini will provide shade for the family and friends and a small hardtop will protect the Skipper from the elements. Visibility is excellent in all directions except to the transoms so docking in reverse will require assistance.

The second outdoor space is the 26-foot wide cockpit with seating for eight to port. A lounge is to starboard and the entire transom serves as a seat.

The final outdoor section is the bow where two double sun pads lie just ahead of the coach roof. Surprisingly, this still leaves room for two small sections for trampoline just aft of the cross beam. The pads are separated by a length of hard deck that houses the windlass.

In summary, there is a 360 view, a super helm station, perfect space balance and a choice of a rig with self-tacking jib.


Accommodation
Number of cabins: 5
Cabin configuration: 4 double + 1 skipper
Bathrooms/heads: 4
Number of guests: 9

Equipment
- Autopilot
- Air-conditioning
- Generator
- Chart Plotter in cockpit
- Bimini
- VHF
- Lazy Jack
- Dingy
- Fans in all cabins
- Electric windlass

Watertoys
Kayaks, paddleboards, and fishing equipment are all available to hire for your charter. For more information please fill in the form below or email us at [email protected]

Skipper
If you wish to charter in Greece without a skipper please be aware you are required to have relevant experience and a Skippers license. If you include a skipper in your bareboat charter, they will occupy one of the guest cabins and it is expected that you pay for their meals during the week. Please read our Bareboat FAQs for more information.

Manufacturer
Dufour is unrivaled in their quality of yacht building, from hand lamination to their meticulous yacht assembly. Italian designed, but 100% French-made. Please read our shipbuilders page for more.

Charter Terms:
Mandatory Extras will depend on your dates, number of guests and ports. Our charter experts will map out all of the charter terms with you.

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