Boat charter in Greece · Astréa 42 in Lavrion / Olympic Marina — “Nou Nou 1” — (2022)

Lavrion's Olympic Marina puts you at the gateway to the Aegean's most rewarding cruising grounds, and Nou Nou 1 is built to make the most of it. This 2022 Fountaine Pajot Astréa 42 sleeps ten guests across six cabins, each with its own ensuite or shared bathroom—five total across the boat. The layout uses the catamaran's natural width: cabins spread across both hulls mean no narrow corridors or uncomfortable aft quarters, and the master suite forward gives you the best views and airflow. On deck, the twin hulls create a platform unlike any monohull. The trampolines strung between the bows give you sun-lounging space that seems to float above the water. The saloon sits high and wide in the bridge deck, with a 360-degree view and the cockpit directly aft for easy sailing and socializing. You get shallow draft—drawing less than 1.2 meters fully loaded—which opens beaches and protected anchorages that deeper boats cannot reach. More importantly, at anchor you sit flat and stable, the hulls working independently so the boat doesn't rock or twist in swell. For families, groups, or anyone who gets seasick, this difference is transformative. From Lavrion you can reach the southern Sporades, the Cyclades, and the quieter islands east toward Rhodes, all within a week's sailing. The space, stability, and design of Nou Nou 1 let you cruise confidently and live comfortably, whether you're anchored off a village or exploring open water.