À propos de ce yacht
Queen Maro is a 2023 Lagoon 46 catamaran based at Alimos Marina, perfectly positioned for exploring the crystalline waters and ancient islands of the Aegean. This modern, well-appointed vessel offers an ideal platform for groups of up to twelve guests—families, friends, or multi-generational parties—seeking a week of seamless sailing through Greece's most storied coastlines. The catamaran's generous beam and twin 57 HP engines provide both stability and responsive handling, whether you're navigating to the Saronic islands or venturing toward the Cyclades.
Stepping aboard Queen Maro, you'll find six comfortable cabins and six en-suite bathrooms, ensuring privacy and convenience for every guest. The generous saloon is cooled by full air conditioning, creating a welcoming retreat during the heat of the day, while the well-equipped galley keeps provisions fresh thanks to reliable refrigeration. Entertainment options—including television and radio-CD—offer flexibility for quieter evenings, though most of your time will naturally gravitate toward the expansive cockpit and flybridge, where the open-air lifestyle truly unfolds.
A typical week aboard combines easy day passages with leisurely anchorages in hidden coves and charming harbours. The GPS chartplotter and electric winches make sail handling intuitive, while the onboard desalinator ensures abundant fresh water for showers and daily needs. The protective sprayhood keeps you comfortable during morning departures, and the catamaran's shallow draft opens access to anchorages that monohulls cannot reach. From Alimos Marina, you might sail toward the pine-clad shores of Hydra, explore the volcanic landscape of Poros, or venture further to the whitewashed villages of the Cyclades, stopping each evening to swim in warm, transparent waters.
Queen Maro delivers the rare combination of space, comfort, and freedom—ideal for those who want the full sailing experience without compromise. Imagine anchoring off a quiet island as the sun melts into the horizon, the smell of local wine and grilled octopus drifting from the galley, and the gentle rock of the hull beneath you as your group shares stories under the stars.