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Based in Loutraki Harbour on the island of Glossa, the Niso is a 2024 Lagoon 40 catamaran built for those seeking space, comfort, and stability across the Greek Sporades. This modern twin-hulled design offers the kind of beam and shallow draft that transforms a week at sea into genuine relaxation—ideal for families, groups of friends, or couples who value room to move and reliable performance in Mediterranean conditions. With four cabins accommodating up to eleven guests and four separate heads, there's genuine privacy and comfort for everyone aboard.

The Sporades present an exceptional cruising ground: emerald anchorages between pine-forested islands, whitewashed villages with tavernas serving fresh catch, and consistent summer winds that reward both confident sailors and those content to motor through glassy mornings. A typical week unfolds between Glossa, Skiathos, and the quieter northern islands—days divided between swimming in crystalline coves, exploring hilltop settlements, and anchoring early to watch the light soften across the water. The dual 45HP engines ensure you're never stranded by wind shifts, while the electric winches and GPS chartplotter make sail handling intuitive and navigation precise.

Onboard, the Niso balances practicality with genuine comfort. Solar panels and a voltage converter keep systems running efficiently; the refrigerator preserves local produce and chilled wine for evening gatherings. The teak cockpit, shaded by a bimini and protected by a sprayhood, becomes your floating living room—outfitted with cushions, speakers for ambient music, and an annexe for exploring shallows and reaching nearby beaches. The holding tank and marine heads ensure environmental responsibility throughout your voyage.

Whether you're a seasoned sailor or chartering for the first time, the Niso's layout and systems encourage confidence and self-sufficiency. Imagine anchoring in a protected bay as the sun descends behind distant ridges, the only sound the gentle clink of rigging and the hum of conversation over mezze and local wine—this is the rhythm a week aboard the Niso invites.