Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 400 in Nea Peramos - Attica / Nea Peramos — “Tramontana” — (2010)

Launching from Nea Peramos puts you minutes from the Saronic Gulf's best anchorages, where Tramontana's shallow draft lets you slip into bays and beach coves unreachable by deeper monohulls. The Lagoon 400 catamaran's twin hulls sit low and stable in the water, barely rolling at anchor even when Mediterranean swells wrap around nearby islands—a tangible comfort for families and groups who want to relax on deck without the constant pitch of traditional sailboats. Step aboard and you'll find six cabins and five bathrooms distributed across two hulls, giving everyone their own retreat. The bridged saloon sits forward in bright, airy space; the cockpit spans the stern with helm, seating, and a full galley nearby for easy entertaining. Trampoline nets stretch between the hulls at the bow, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, or watching the water from an intimate perch. A second sun deck aft means your crew of ten rarely competes for space. From Nea Peramos, a week's sailing opens the entire Saronic and Argolic coastlines—Hydra, Spetses, and lesser-known islands dot the route—before pushing further toward the Cyclades if your crew wants deeper exploration. The 2010 Lagoon 400 handles these waters reliably under sail or engine, giving you the freedom to chase good light or shelter as the mood takes you. Bareboat independence means your itinerary stays yours alone.