Discover the Greek islands from Alimos Marina aboard Beauty, a 2018 Lagoon 42 catamaran designed for those seeking comfort and freedom in equal measure. Based in Paleo Faliro, just south of Athens, this six-cabin vessel is your gateway to the crystalline waters and sun-drenched anchorages of the Saronic Gulf and beyond. With berths for up to twelve guests, Beauty accommodates larger groups and extended families with ease, offering the rare luxury of exploring remote coves and traditional fishing villages without compromise.

The catamaran's generous beam and dual hulls create a naturally stable platform ideal for relaxed cruising and social gatherings. Below deck, air conditioning and five well-appointed heads ensure everyone's comfort during warm Mediterranean nights. The well-equipped galley supports both simple suppers and more ambitious meals, while the spacious saloon provides a gathering place when the afternoon winds pick up. On deck, the bimini and sprayhood offer respite from the sun, and cushioned seating invites long afternoons of conversation and reading.

Beauty's modern systems reflect thoughtful cruising design: electric winches ease sail handling, GPS and chartplotter navigation inspire confidence, and the water maker and solar panels grant genuine independence at anchor. The onboard generator, convertisseur de tension, and comprehensive electrical systems mean you'll never compromise on essentials. A swimming platform and tender make beach exploration effortless, while the autopilot allows you to settle into the rhythm of island life without fatigue.

A week aboard typically unfolds as a blend of purposeful sailing and unhurried exploration—morning departures to hidden anchorages, afternoons swimming in transparent shallows, evenings ashore sampling local taverna fare. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a group of friends seeking adventure without technical stress, Beauty delivers both capability and comfort. Picture yourself at sunset, anchored off a quiet Cycladic island, the gentle clink of rigging the only sound as the sky turns amber and rose.