Galathea 65

(2011)

"World's End"

Alimos, Greece

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The sailing catamaran WORLD'S END will bring you to the most beautiful places in the Mediterranean while traveling in all comfort and privacy. Guided by his crew you will yourself discover the magnificent islands, nature and culture. The itinerary, activities and the menu will be based on your input and preferences to guarantee you and your guests will have a unique experience to cherish long after. This sailing yacht catamaran WORLD'S END was built to highest industry standards to guarantee your safety and comfort under all circumstances.

Key Features

Williams Tender 385 - turbo jet 100hp
2 X Seabobs F5 (2016)
Adult water ski
Adult mono ski
Children water ski
2 X 2 seater Kayak
tubes
snorkelling equipment
Wakeboard
2 x SUP

Specifications

Length over all

19.67 m / 64' 6"

Beam

9.59 m / 31' 6"

Build year

2011

Owner

Fyly Yachting

No of cabins

No of heads

Facility

GPS + plotter

Facility

Cockpit Shower

Facility

VHF

Facility

Davits for dinghy

Facility

hot water

Facility

Cockpit Cushions

Facility

Steering wheel

Facility

Towels

Facility

Bimini

Facility

DVD

Facility

Dinghy

Facility

Gangway

Facility

Cockpit Table

Facility

GPS

Facility

CD-player

Facility

Dishwasher

Facility

Fridge

Facility

Hydraulic gangway

Facility

Outboard Engine

Floorplans

World's End

The Saronic Gulf

An Athens charter allows you to take in the history, culture and art of Europe's oldest city before enjoying the secluded anchorages, quayside taverns and archaeological treasures of the beautiful Saronic Gulf.

Fly to: Athens International Airport
Ancient Greek temples and ruins
Great beaches and hospitable tavernas
Moderate breezes

Alimos Marina

The largest marina in Greece, with over 1000 yachts, Alimos is crowded, busy and noisy – but there are a lot of charter companies and some pretty good yachts here. As a result, it is something of a necessary evil for charters out of Athens.

Convenient for provisioning, and the fuel lorry comes around every Friday night to top up at the end of your charter.