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Moored at Alimos Marina in the heart of Athens, this 2020 Lagoon 42 catamaran offers an elegant gateway to the Greek islands. With six cabins sleeping ten guests across generous twin and double berths, she's ideally suited to families or groups of friends seeking a week of seamless Mediterranean exploration. The 12.94-metre hull delivers the stability and space that define modern catamaran cruising, while four en-suite heads ensure comfort throughout your voyage.

Life aboard unfolds across expansive saloons and open-air deck spaces, where the generous beam of 6.9 metres creates an airy, sociable atmosphere. The air-conditioning keeps the interior cool during warm days, while the hydraulic passerelle simplifies boarding and water access from secluded anchorages. The equipped galley, supported by a freshwater maker and solar panels, allows self-sufficient cruising without compromise. Electric winches ease sail handling, and the twin 57 hp engines provide reliable propulsion through light winds or when navigating narrow channels.

Departing Alimos, your week typically unfolds across the Saronic Gulf and beyond—an archipelago of pine-clad islands, Byzantine monasteries, and whitewashed villages accessible only by sea. Days blend unhurried sailing with exploration ashore: morning swims in crystalline coves, afternoon visits to family-run tavernas serving grilled octopus and local wine, and evenings anchored beneath starlit skies. The onboard generator and radio-CD system provide comfort and entertainment, while the sprayhood offers shelter during unexpected squalls. Whether you choose to island-hop methodically or drift between hidden anchorages, the catamaran's stability and layout make shared meals, sunbathing, and evening gatherings feel effortless.

A week aboard culminates not in a single memory but in layers: the smell of salt and pine, the rhythm of wind and water, the laughter of companions gathered on deck as the sun sinks toward distant horizons, painting the Aegean in shades of amber and rose.