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Nina is a 2021 Lagoon 40 catamaran based in Volos, Greece—a storied port town where ancient history meets the sparkling Aegean. This six-cabin vessel accommodates up to twelve guests across four well-appointed heads, making her ideal for multi-family groups, close friends, or small corporate retreats seeking both comfort and adventure. From Volos, you'll sail into the Sporades archipelago and beyond, exploring crystalline waters, hidden anchorages, and whitewashed villages that feel worlds away from the mainland.

Life aboard Nina unfolds with remarkable ease, thanks to her thoughtful design and modern systems. The spacious catamaran hull provides natural stability and generous deck space—perfect for morning coffee on the teak cockpit, shaded by the Bimini, or evening gatherings with cocktails and local mezze. Climate control and a 10kW generator ensure year-round comfort, while the onboard watermaker and well-stocked refrigeration mean provisioning is straightforward. Electric winches and lazy jacks take the strain out of sail handling, letting you focus on the rhythm of the sea rather than wrestling gear.

Whether you're a seasoned sailor or chartering with a professional crew, Nina rewards exploration. Anchor in sheltered coves where the snorkeling equipment opens doors to underwater gardens, or glide into a working fishing village for dinner ashore. The hydraulic passerelle and tender make beach landings effortless, and the GPS and autopilot grant you confidence in any conditions. Solar panels and efficient systems mean you can linger longer at anchor, conserving fuel and deepening your connection to the landscape.

A week aboard Nina typically weaves together lazy mornings at anchor, unhurried sailing between islands, and the kind of spontaneous discoveries—a family-run taverna, a secluded beach, a sunset that turns the water molten gold—that define a truly memorable Mediterranean escape.