Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 51 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “ACHILLEAS” — (2026)

From Alimos Marina in Athens, ACHILLEAS opens the Aegean to serious groups and families who want stability, space, and the freedom to anchor where monohulls cannot. This Lagoon 51 sleeps 12 across six cabins, each with its own bathroom or shared facilities, so everyone finds a private corner after a day on deck. The catamaran's twin hulls create a platform that barely moves at anchor—crucial when you're cooking dinner or reading in a cabin—and draw shallow enough water to reach the small beaches and protected bays that reward curious sailors exploring beyond the main harbor routes. Living aboard means morning coffee on trampolines that stretch between the hulls, lunch in a saloon open to the sea breeze, and evening drinks in the cockpit where you can watch the sun slip behind the islands. The foredeck gives you room to move, to sunbathe, or simply to stand and navigate by eye when the wind dies. Six cabins mean no one's cramped into a corner; four bathrooms mean no queues before dinner. Bareboat from Athens puts the Peloponnese, the Saronic islands, and the Cyclades within a week's reach. You can run south to Spetses and Hydra, island-hop toward Mykonos, or drift through the islets where ferries never go. The Lagoon 51's efficiency and shallow draft make every anchorage possible, every destination reachable.