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Avis sur le Boat without licence ATHRAKIBOATS MACEDONIA 4.85 30hp
Yacht · 16 ft (5 m) · Neos Marmaras - Chalkidiki
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- ATHRAKIBOATS
- Modèle
- MACEDONIA 4.85
- Longueur
- 16 ft (5 m)
- Passagers
- 5
Verdict
A compact 4.85 m no-licence boat that suits short coastal outings for up to five people. It offers practical space, simple handling and good value, but comfort and storage are limited compared with larger cruisers.
Avantages
- +No-licence 30 hp format is accessible for casual day use
- +Rated for 5 people, suitable for small groups
- +Compact hull should be easy to dock and maneuver
- +Likely good value for sheltered-water cruising
Inconvénients
- −Limited space for extended comfort or privacy
- −Basic layout compared with larger cabin boats
- −30 hp power is modest for heavier loads or rougher conditions
- −Not ideal for long offshore passages
The ATHRAKIBOATS MACEDONIA 4.85 is a compact Greek-built day boat in the sub-5 m class, with a reported length of 4.85 m, beam around 2.0–2.05 m, and a 30 hp minimum power rating. Public listings indicate capacity for five passengers, which places it firmly in the small-group leisure segment rather than the true cruiser category.
On the water, the 30 hp setup points to relaxed coastal performance rather than speed. That should make it approachable for first-time operators and easy to handle in calm or moderately sheltered conditions, but it will not have the reserve thrust or sea-keeping of larger boats. Its relatively light footprint should help with docking and low-speed maneuvering.
Comfort and livability are limited by the size class. The boat is best viewed as a practical day-use platform for swimming stops, short island hops and nearshore exploration, not overnighting. For five people, space will feel usable but tight once gear, coolers and passengers are aboard.
Overall, the MACEDONIA 4.85 makes sense as a value-oriented no-licence rental or ownership choice for simple coastal cruising. Buyers or charter guests should expect straightforward functionality, modest performance and constrained onboard comfort, with the main appeal being ease of use rather than luxury.


