Bootscharter in Athens / Saronic Gulf · Lagoon 43 in Lavrion Main Port — “Liberty” — (2026)

Setting out from Lavrion, you launch into the southern Aegean with Liberty, a 2026 Lagoon 43 built to handle ten guests across six cabins and four bathrooms. The layout spreads comfort where it matters: sleeping berths forward and aft mean everyone finds privacy, while generous heads ensure no queuing. Topside, the saloon opens to natural light, the galley sits central for provisioning days, and the dual-helm cockpit gives helmspeople full visibility. Step forward onto the trampoline netting and foredeck—this is where catamaran owners linger at anchor, sunbathing with unobstructed views while the hulls keep you stable and still. Two hulls change everything about how a boat lives. The shallow draft lets you nudge into anchorages off Thassos or weave between the Sporades where monohulls cannot venture. At anchor, there is almost no roll; children sleep soundly, and long dinner tables stay set. The beam gives families real separation—larger cabins, wider walkways, genuine socializing space without feeling cramped. The trampoline between hulls is almost a third deck, perfect for afternoon siestas or morning swims. Bareboat from Lavrion and the cruising calendar opens immediately. A week reaches the Pilio coast, island-hops through Skiathos and Skopelos, or curves east toward Lemnos. The Aegean in summer offers consistent northerly winds, manageable distances between anchorages, and the kind of crystalline water that invites daily swims. Liberty is a platform built for that rhythm.