Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 43 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “HASHTAG” — (2025)

Anchoring a 12-person group calls for a platform that doesn't roll—and the Lagoon 43's twin hulls deliver exactly that. HASHTAG sits rock-solid at anchor, giving you confidence whether you're off a Cycladic whitewash or tucked into a Sporades bay. The shallow draft that comes with a catamaran hull opens up countless anchorages unreachable by monohulls, from sandy coves to the narrow channels between islands where bigger boats can't follow. On deck, two hulls mean genuine living space. The trampolines between the bows become your front-row seat to sunsets; the foredeck spreads wide enough for the whole party. Below, six cabins split between the main hull and the bridging structure mean each cabin gets proper headroom and privacy, with five bathrooms spaced thoughtfully so mornings stay civilized. The saloon runs across the breadth of both hulls, creating room to gather without bumping elbows. The galley works efficiently, and the cockpit—sheltered and spacious—is where you'll actually want to spend your watch time. From Alimos Marina near Athens, HASHTAG reaches the Cyclades in hours or pushes north to the Sporades' pine-backed anchorages. A week's bareboat charter means your group sets the pace: lingering where the mood takes you, island-hopping on whim, or holding steady in a favorite spot. That stability and shallow draft aren't luxuries here—they're how a big group actually relaxes together at sea.