Zaki is a 2021 Lagoon 42 catamaran based in Skiathos, your gateway to the crystalline Aegean and the unspoiled islands of the Northern Sporades. This six-cabin, twelve-berth vessel offers the space and comfort that groups of friends, extended families, or corporate retreats seek—combining the freedom of bareboat sailing with the stability and room that only a modern catamaran delivers. From her home port, you'll have direct access to hidden coves, whitewashed villages, and waters so clear they seem almost unreal.

Life aboard Zaki unfolds across generous deck spaces designed for relaxation and connection. The bimini top shelters the cockpit from the Mediterranean sun, while the integrated coussins invite long afternoons of conversation and wine. A convertible table transforms for dining al fresco, and the swimming platform with integrated annexe makes exploration of secluded anchorages effortless. Below deck, four ensuite cabins ensure privacy and comfort, each with individual climate control to suit every preference. The galley is equipped with a full-size coffee maker and modern conveniences, while the dessalinator and solar panels mean you can anchor far from crowds without compromise.

Your week typically unfolds between Skiathos and islands like Alonnisos, Skopelos, and Pelagios—each offering distinct character, from pine-fringed beaches to family-run tavernas serving fresh catch. The Lagoon's dual 57 hp engines provide reliable, fuel-efficient cruising, while the autopilot, GPS chartplotter, and hydraulic passerelle make seamless transitions between sailing and anchoring. Evening entertainment ranges from dockside restaurants to sunset swims in crystalline bays, with the onboard speakers setting the mood as you unwind.

Whether you're an experienced sailor seeking a spacious platform for exploration or a group looking to charter with a professional skipper, Zaki delivers the rare combination of performance, comfort, and genuine connection to the Aegean. Picture your week ending as it began—anchored in a bay known only to locals, the sun melting into the horizon, and the gentle clink of glasses shared among friends who'll remember this voyage for years to come.