Astraea is a 2025 Lagoon 46 catamaran based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, your gateway to the crystalline waters and island-studded horizons of the Saronic Gulf. This modern, purpose-built cruising catamaran offers the stability and generous living space that makes multi-week Greek sailing feel effortless, whether you're a family seeking a slower pace, a group of friends chasing hidden anchorages, or a couple wanting to explore beyond the tourist circuit. With four cabins and eight berths, Astraea comfortably accommodates up to twelve guests across four separate heads, ensuring everyone enjoys privacy and comfort after sun-filled days on deck.

The boat's design prioritizes both performance and relaxation. Twin 57 HP engines and electric winches make handling intuitive, while the autopilot and integrated GPS chartplotter free you to focus on the moment. The teak deck and generous cockpit, shaded by a Bimini, become your floating living room—a place to linger over morning coffee and evening aperitifs. Below deck, air conditioning and a freshwater generator ensure modern comfort in a Mediterranean setting, while the ice maker keeps drinks cold and the galley refrigerator well-stocked for simple, convivial meals. Wi-Fi keeps you loosely tethered to shore if needed.

A typical week unfolds between the Argo-Saronic islands: morning swims from the hydraulic bathing platform, lazy lunches at quiet anchorages, and evenings exploring whitewashed villages accessible by the onboard dinghy. The lazy bag and gennaker expand your sailing options on lighter wind days, while the convertisseur de tension and generator ensure reliable power for all your devices. Coussins de cockpit invite lingering conversations under starlit skies, and the boat's efficient systems mean less time troubleshooting and more time savoring what you came for.

Seven nights aboard Astraea is time enough to shed the rhythm of land, discover your favorite anchorage twice, and return to Alimos with salt in your hair and the kind of memories that linger long after the boat is secured.