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Amalia is a 2024 Lagoon 46 catamaran based in Piso Livadi Port, your gateway to the Cycladic islands of Greece. This modern four-cabin vessel offers the perfect blend of space and intimacy for groups of up to twelve guests seeking an unhurried week navigating crystalline Aegean waters. The generous beam and dual hulls create a remarkably stable platform, ideal for families or friends who want to explore together without feeling cramped. From your home port in Marpissa, you'll have direct access to some of the Mediterranean's most coveted anchorages—hidden coves with white-sand beaches, traditional fishing villages, and islands where time moves at a gentler pace.

Life aboard Amalia centres on the expansive cockpit, where a convertible table and plush cushions invite long breakfasts and sunset aperitivos. The bimini provides welcome shade during the heat of the day, while the hydraulic passerelle makes boarding effortless, whether from a tender or a secluded beach. Below deck, four well-appointed cabins and four full heads ensure everyone has privacy and comfort. The galley is equipped with a full refrigerator and generous storage, making provisioning for a week of Greek island hopping straightforward. Climate control keeps the interior cool during warmer days, and the onboard water maker means you'll never worry about freshwater reserves.

Sailing Amalia is intuitive, thanks to electric winches, an autopilot system, and a comprehensive GPS chartplotter that removes guesswork from navigation. The twin 57 HP engines provide reliable propulsion in lighter winds, while the generator ensures power for all your onboard systems. A tender and snorkelling equipment are ready for spontaneous swims in turquoise bays, and the lazy jacks make sail handling straightforward even for less experienced crews.

A week aboard Amalia unfolds as a rhythm of morning sails, leisurely lunches anchored in quiet coves, and evenings spent watching the sun dip behind distant islands whilst the Aegean breeze carries the scent of wild herbs and salt water.