Joy

Joy is a 2012 Lagoon 450 Fly catamaran based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, perfectly positioned for exploring Greece's Saronic Gulf and beyond. With six cabins and sleeping capacity for fourteen, she's ideal for extended families or groups of friends seeking a spacious, comfortable platform for a week of Aegean discovery. The catamaran's dual hulls provide the stability and room that make multi-generational charters genuinely relaxed—no one's fighting for cabin space or jostling in the galley. Her flybridge transforms the experience, offering an elevated vantage point for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as you drift between islands. Onboard, the essentials are covered with genuine thought for guest comfort. Full air-conditioning keeps cabins cool during warm Mediterranean days, while the watermaker and generator ensure independence at remote anchorages—you're never tethered to a marina. The tender and snorkeling gear invite spontaneous exploration: shallow coves, hidden beaches, and crystalline waters become your playground. Electric winches and an autopilot ease the practical rhythm of sailing, so whether you're an experienced skipper or chartering with a professional crew, the week unfolds smoothly. GPS and chart plotter keep navigation intuitive, while the lazy bag system makes sail handling straightforward. A typical week sees you leaving Paleo Faliro and threading through the Saronic islands—perhaps Hydra's whitewashed harbor, Spetses' pine-fringed anchorages, or the quieter coves of the Peloponnese coast. Days blend sailing with swimming, snorkeling, and leisurely lunches ashore in waterfront tavernas. Evenings anchor in sheltered bays where the water mirrors the sky, and the only sound is gentle lapping at the hull. Joy's four heads and generous cabin layout mean everyone enjoys genuine privacy and comfort, a rarity on larger group charters. Picture yourself at sunset, anchored in a secluded bay with the Peloponnese hills darkening behind you, a cool drink in hand, and the week's rhythm already woven into your bones—this is what a week aboard Joy delivers.