Achilleas is a 2026 Lagoon 51 catamaran based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, offering an ideal platform for exploring the Aegean's most coveted islands and hidden anchorages. With six cabins accommodating up to twelve guests, this modern catamaran suits multi-family groups, circles of friends, or corporate retreats seeking both comfort and the freedom of bareboat or crewed sailing. The generous beam of 8.1 metres creates exceptional stability and living space across two hulls, while the dual 80 hp engines provide reliable power for navigating Greece's variable conditions and reaching secluded coves beyond the reach of day-trippers.

Life aboard Achilleas balances effortless cruising with genuine comfort. The four ensuite bathrooms with electric toilets eliminate the usual compromises of yacht living, while air conditioning throughout ensures restful nights after sun-filled days on deck. The well-appointed galley includes a full refrigerator and espresso machine—small luxuries that matter when you're anchored beneath the Parian cliffs at sunset. Pilate automatique takes the strain from longer passages, and the hydraulic passerelle simplifies boarding with tender operations, particularly valuable when exploring shallow anchorages with the onboard dinghy.

The catamaran's design prioritises both seamanship and relaxation. Lazy jacks and lazy bag system make sail handling intuitive, while the bimini top over the cockpit provides essential shade during Greece's intense midday hours. A desalination system ensures abundant fresh water, and the onboard generator combined with a voltage converter means you'll never compromise on creature comforts. Whether you're provisioning in Mykonos, anchoring off Delos, or drifting between the Cyclades, Achilleas delivers the stability and space that transforms a week at sea from endurance into genuine pleasure.

A week aboard unfolds as a seamless rhythm of morning swims in crystalline anchorages, unhurried lunches of local cheese and wine, and evenings where the only decision is which uninhabited island to explore next.