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Avra is a 2014 Lagoon 560 S2 catamaran offering the perfect blend of comfort and performance for exploring the Aegean Sea from Alimos Marina, just outside Athens. This 17-metre vessel accommodates up to 14 guests across five well-appointed cabins, making it an ideal choice for extended families or groups of friends seeking a week of seamless sailing and discovery.

The catamaran's twin 110 HP engines and modern navigation systems—including GPS chartplotting and autopilot—ensure confident handling whether you're cruising open waters or navigating the intricate passages between islands. The generous dual-hull design creates exceptional stability and interior space, with five en-suite heads and generous lounging areas throughout. Climate control keeps cabins comfortable during warm Mediterranean days, while the Bimini canopy provides generous shade in the cockpit, perfect for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as you drift between anchorages.

A typical week aboard Avra unfolds at a leisurely pace. You might depart Alimos Marina and sail toward the nearby Saronic Islands, exploring hidden coves where turquoise waters invite swimming and snorkelling. The onboard desalination system ensures unlimited fresh water, while the well-equipped galley—complete with refrigeration and espresso machine—makes preparing meals a pleasure rather than a chore. An outboard motor and tender open access to shallow anchorages and remote beaches, while Wi-Fi connectivity keeps you loosely tethered to the world should you wish. Lazy jacks simplify sail handling for all experience levels, and the generator provides reliable power for evening entertainment via the onboard television and sound system.

Whether you're a seasoned sailor or discovering the Aegean for the first time, Avra delivers the space, reliability, and amenities to transform a week at sea into something genuinely memorable—perhaps anchored off a whitewashed village as the sun sets behind distant mountains, with nothing but the gentle lap of water against the hulls.