Bootscharter in Cyclades · Lagoon 450 Fly in Paros port — “Grecostar” — (2020)

Moored at Paros port in the heart of the Cyclades, Grecostar opens your week to island-hopping across Greece's most rewarding waters. The Lagoon 450 Fly's twin hulls sit shallow in the bay, letting you reach beaches and anchorages that deeper boats cannot, while their beam creates a platform steady enough to relax on deck without the constant motion of monohulls. Six cabins sleep twelve guests across distributed spaces—owner's suites forward, twin and double cabins aft, each with its own bathroom from the five aboard. The main saloon flows naturally from the galley, serving as both living heart and dining space, while the fly bridge overhead adds a second level of outdoor living: a commanding position for sailing, sunbathing, or watching sunsets over Naxos and Antiparos. Life aboard the Lagoon works because space repeats itself. The saloon doesn't feel crowded when half your group is on the trampolines forward or clustered in the cockpit. The foredeck, wide and stable between the hulls, becomes somewhere to gather at anchor rather than a cramped working area. Bathrooms scattered throughout mean no queuing at dawn. The generous cabin sizes, each with direct access to deck space, let families and friends establish their own territories without feeling confined. From Paros, a week's route stretches naturally across protected waters: south to Sacred Delos and Mykonos, east toward Naxos's anchorages, or west into the smaller islands where shallow draft becomes an asset. Crewed service means you focus on the sailing and the islands, leaving navigation, provisioning, and galley to your captain and crew.