À propos de ce yacht
IOLI is a 2019 Lagoon 50 catamaran based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, perfectly positioned for exploring Greece's Saronic Gulf and beyond. With six generous cabins and twelve berths, this spacious catamaran accommodates families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of Mediterranean sailing without compromise on comfort or space. The twin 57-horsepower engines and bow thruster make her responsive and easy to manoeuvre, whether you're navigating tight anchorages or cruising open waters with confidence.
Life aboard IOLI balances effortless cruising with genuine relaxation. The wide, stable hulls create an unusually comfortable platform for those new to sailing, while the full air-conditioning system and modern galley with refrigeration keep the interior cool and provisions fresh throughout your week. Six separate heads with electric toilets ensure privacy and convenience for all guests. On deck, the bimini provides essential shade over the cockpit, and the integrated sprayhood protects you during morning departures, while comfortable cushioning invites long afternoons of conversation and observation.
A typical week unfolds between hidden coves and charming island villages. You might anchor off Aegina to explore whitewashed tavernas, sail to Poros for a leisurely lunch of grilled octopus, or push further south toward Hydra's traffic-free harbour. The catamaran's shallow draft opens access to shallow anchorages where others cannot venture. Modern conveniences—GPS navigation, autopilot, a desalinator for endless fresh water, solar panels, and a generator—mean you navigate with precision and live aboard with genuine ease. Evening entertainment comes courtesy of the cockpit speakers, while the included tender allows exploration of isolated beaches and nearby islets.
A week aboard IOLI is unhurried time spent under sail, anchored in crystalline water as the sun descends behind distant islands, sharing meals prepared in a well-equipped galley, and discovering why the Greek islands have captivated sailors for millennia.