Thalassa

Thalassa is a gulet of 36 metres in length and 8 metres in beam, with a draft of 3 metres. Built in 2002, she carries her years with a quiet confidence, offering the traditional character of a Greek gulet together with the comfort expected of a luxury charter. She accommodates up to 20 guests across ten guest cabins, which makes her a convincing choice for a group that wishes to travel together without feeling crowded.

Her home port is Athens, and her cruising waters lie within Greece. From the capital she sets out for the Aegean, where the islands, coves and clear water reward a slow pace and an unhurried itinerary. Guests who value a sense of place will find that the rhythm of the day is shaped by the coastline rather than by a timetable.

Thalassa is operated with the attentiveness one expects of a well-run vessel. Air conditioning keeps the interiors comfortable through the warmest hours, and Wi-Fi keeps those who need to stay connected able to do so. Her crew attend to the practical details of the voyage so that guests can give their attention to the view, the swim and the company.

Whether the group is looking for a relaxed week of swimming and exploration or a gentle cruise between harbours, Thalassa offers a measured and well-appointed way to see Greece by sea.