Bootscharter in Athens / Saronic Gulf · Lagoon 51 in Lavrion Main Port — “Mythos” — (2024)

Lavrion's position on the edge of Attica opens a week's cruising into the island chains that define the Aegean. Mythos, a 2024 Lagoon 51, bases you perfectly for that journey—a crewed catamaran built to carry a full party of twelve in real comfort across the spread waters between the Cyclades, Sporades, and the mainland coast. The two hulls make the difference at every stage. You anchor in shallower bays and beaches than monohulls allow, with the stability that twin hulls provide so everyone relaxes rather than grips furniture when the wind picks up. Below deck, seven cabins and five bathrooms mean families can spread out and privacy isn't negotiable. The saloon sits bright and open between the hulls, with the galley close by. Up on deck, the trampolines connect the bows and the foredeck spreads wide for sunbathing and swimming, while the cockpit and flybridge give you multiple spots to sit, eat, and watch the islands appear. Your crew handles the sailing and the details. Mythos at 15.35 metres carries the volume of larger vessels but maneuvers with the responsiveness that makes Greek sailing feel personal, not industrial. From Lavrion you can head south to the white villages and blue domes of the Cyclades, east into the greener Sporades, or west toward the limestone cliffs of the Peloponnese. A Lagoon 51 makes that kind of freedom feel natural, not just possible.