Ενοικίαση σκάφους στο Ελλάδα · Lagoon 46 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “HERMES” — (2024)

Bareboat charterers launching from Athens can reach the Saronic Gulf's closest anchorages within hours aboard HERMES, a 2024 Lagoon 46 that trades the crowded Alimos quays for Aegina's calm waters or Hydra's stone-built harbor by lunch. Six cabins arranged across both hulls give each of your 12 guests a genuine retreat rather than a bunk in shared quarters—five bathrooms mean no queuing before morning coffee. The dual-hull design keeps HERMES stable at anchor even when the Meltemia wind stirs the surface; that shallow draft opens beaches and sandy bays that deeper-hulled yachts cannot approach, extending your options for each night's stop. Life aboard flows naturally through the catamaran's interior. The saloon and galley occupy the bridging space between the hulls, creating an airy social hub where the group gathers over meals and evening drinks. Cabins are laid out cabin-forward on each hull, offering privacy and quiet berths. Step outside to the expansive foredeck with its trampoline netting—a real asset when the Aegean stays flat—or climb to the flybridge to scan for dolphins or navigate by eye. Two diesel engines deliver straightforward power when the wind drops; the mainsail and genoa respond crisply to cruising sailors at every level. From Alimos, a week explores the National Marine Park of Alonissos, island-hops through the Sporades, or traces the Cyclades' island chain where shallow anchorages hide small villages untouched by larger ships. HERMES carries the independence and comfort to make that voyage your own.