Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 51 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “MINOTAVROS” — (2024)

From Athens' Alimos Marina, MINOTAVROS launches you straight into the Cyclades and beyond—a 2024 Lagoon 51 built to carry 12 guests across the Aegean's clearest waters. Six private cabins and four bathrooms mean every guest has their own retreat, whether you're a sailing family, a group of friends, or two couples seeking spacious company rather than crowded hulls. The catamaran's two hulls define how you'll actually live out here. That beam—over 8 meters wide—gives MINOTAVROS a saloon and galley that feel more villa than boat, with room for all 12 to gather, cook, and dine without bumping elbows. At anchor in a bay, the twin hulls sit rock-solid, no rolling through the night. The shallow 1.25-meter draft opens shallow anchorages and small island harbors that monohulls can't reach—sand your own private beach and tender ashore for lunch. Above deck, trampolines stretch between the bows, the foredeck sprawls wide, and the cockpit becomes your living room, facing whatever island sunrise comes next. Bareboat means you're in command. Yanni engines, furling sails, and solid fuel and water capacity give you the range to island-hop for a full week—skip the crowded tourist ports, anchor where the light hits differently each morning, and feel the Aegean the way it should be explored.