Bootscharter in Athens / Saronic Gulf · Lagoon 400 S2 in Lavrion Main Port — “Libre” — (2018)

Lavrion is the gateway to the Saronic Gulf and Aegean islands, and Libre puts you at the heart of those waters from day one. This 2018 Lagoon 400 S2 operates as a spacious bareboat platform—10 guests, 6 cabins, 4 bathrooms—so families and groups can split costs and cabin duties while staying connected. The twin hulls do the heavy lifting: they give you the shallow draft to explore narrow bays and beach anchorages that monohulls avoid, the platform stability to sleep soundly at anchor without rolling, and the deck width to actually use your space rather than live in it. Life on board flows around the dual-hull advantage. Each cabin has direct access to light and air; the four bathrooms mean no conflicts. The saloon stretches across the full beam, keeping everyone together for meals or evening cards, while the protected cockpit and open trampolines between the hulls offer escape when you want it. The foredeck gives you real working room for sails and gear, not a perch. From Lavrion, a week's sailing opens up the Hydra and Spetses islands, the Peloponnese coastline, or deeper runs into the Cyclades. The fuel-efficient Yammars handle the glassy days; modern furling sails keep maneuvers straightforward. Libre works as a home base that actually floats—comfortable enough to linger in one harbor, capable enough to reach the next.