Liberty is a 2026 Lagoon 43 catamaran based in Lavrio, Greece—a natural gateway to the Saronic Gulf and beyond. This six-cabin, ten-berth vessel combines the stability and space of a modern catamaran with thoughtful design for groups and families seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean exploration. From Lavrio Main Port, you'll slip into crystalline waters dotted with pine-clad islands, ancient ruins perched on clifftops, and hidden anchorages where time moves differently.

The generous beam of 7.69 metres creates a light-filled saloon and sprawling cockpit, ideal for evening gatherings as the sun dips toward the Peloponnese. Four ensuite heads mean mornings run smoothly, while the well-appointed galley keeps provisions fresh thanks to reliable refrigeration. The bimini and sprayhood offer respite from the Aegean sun and occasional squalls, and comfortable cockpit cushions invite you to linger over coffee or an evening aperitif. Entertainment comes naturally—the radio-CD system and cockpit speakers set the mood, while snorkeling equipment stowed aboard lets you slip into turquoise shallows whenever the urge strikes.

Navigation is intuitive thanks to the GPS chartplotter and autopilot, leaving more time to simply sail. Lazy jacks simplify sail handling, while solar panels quietly sustain your power needs as you drift between anchorages. The four electric toilets and modern systems mean comfort never feels compromised, even when anchored miles from the nearest village.

A typical week unfolds between the Argosaronic islands—mornings swimming in deserted coves, afternoons exploring whitewashed harbours where local tavernas serve grilled octopus and crisp white wine, and evenings at anchor with nothing but starlight and the gentle lap of water against the hulls. Liberty accommodates up to twelve guests, making her ideal for extended families or groups of friends seeking both togetherness and breathing room. Seven nights minimum allows you to settle into the rhythm of island life, where every dawn brings a new anchorage and every sunset feels like a private ceremony.