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Reina is a 2022 Lagoon 50 catamaran based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, offering skippered charters for groups seeking a refined week exploring Greece's Saronic and Aegean waters. With eight cabins accommodating up to twelve guests and five ensuite heads, this modern catamaran provides the space and comfort essential for families, friend groups, or corporate retreats. The dual 80-horsepower engines ensure reliable transit between islands, while the generous beam of 8.1 metres creates the stability and interior volume that make extended time aboard genuinely pleasurable rather than cramped.

Days unfold with natural rhythm aboard Reina. The expansive cockpit, shaded by a bimini and fitted with cushioned seating, becomes your floating living room—a place to linger over morning coffee while the skipper plots the day's route on the integrated GPS chartplotter. The vessel's solar panels and modern electrical systems mean creature comforts are never compromised: a full refrigerator stocked with provisions, hot showers, and climate control throughout. Lazy jacks simplify sail handling, allowing more time to enjoy the Aegean rather than wrestling with canvas.

The cruising grounds reward curiosity. Hidden coves near Hydra and Spetses offer crystalline anchorages perfect for snorkeling with the onboard equipment; smaller islands like Dokos remain refreshingly undiscovered. Evenings often find Reina at anchor in sheltered bays where the water is so clear you can see the seabed, the cockpit speakers playing softly as you watch the sun sink behind distant headlands. Your skipper—essential for this vessel—navigates the nuances of local conditions, secures the best anchorages, and shares knowledge of seasonal winds and hidden tavernas accessible only by water.

Whether you're seeking active exploration, quiet restoration, or simply the company of friends in an extraordinary setting, a week aboard Reina delivers the unhurried rhythm of Greek island life, punctuated by morning swims, afternoon sails, and sunsets that seem to pause just long enough to be remembered.