Christina S

Discover the Greek islands from the deck of Christina S, a 2016 Lagoon 400 S2 catamaran based at Salamis Yachting Club near Athens. This four-cabin, ten-berth catamaran is built for groups and families seeking both comfort and adventure across the crystalline waters of the Saronic and Aegean seas. With her generous beam and twin 29hp engines, she combines easy handling with the stability that makes catamaran sailing so rewarding—whether you're an experienced skipper or discovering bareboat chartering for the first time. The layout speaks to relaxed, sociable cruising. Four cabins and four heads mean privacy and convenience for groups of eight to ten, while the wide hulls create that signature catamaran feeling of space and safety. A well-stocked refrigerator keeps provisions fresh through the week, and a tender with outboard opens access to secluded anchorages and pristine beaches where larger yachts cannot venture. The cockpit, sheltered by a bimini and sprayhood, becomes your floating living room—a place to linger over morning coffee or evening ouzo as the Aegean light shifts. Navigation is straightforward thanks to GPS chartplotting, autopilot, and electric winches that ease sail handling on longer passages. Solar panels support your onboard systems, while electric heads and a reliable refrigerator mean modern comfort at anchor. This is a yacht that lets you focus on the sailing and the scenery rather than the mechanics. A typical week unfolds between pine-clad islands, hidden coves, and whitewashed harbors. Sail from Salamina toward Hydra, Spetses, or deeper into the Saronic Gulf, dropping anchor in crystalline bays where the water is so clear you can see the seabed. Mornings bring the smell of salt and wild herbs; evenings, the gentle clink of halyards and the taste of grilled octopus at a waterfront taverna. Seven nights aboard Christina S is a week of unhurried island-hopping, shared meals on deck, and the timeless rhythm of Mediterranean sailing.