Boat charter in Athens / Saronic Gulf · FP 41 in Lavrion Main Port — “Agios Ephraim” — (2026)

Launching from Lavrion Main Port places you moments from the Saronic Gulf's most coveted anchorages—rocky islets, sheltered bays, and whitewashed villages that reward small-group exploration. Agios Ephraim, a 2026 Fountaine Pajot FP 41, gives ten guests the space to spread across six cabins and four bathrooms without the compromises typical of monohull chartering. The twin-hull design serves you practically here: stability at anchor means steady dinners in open water, shallow draft opens beaches and narrow channels closed to single-hulled boats, and the platform width creates genuine lounging room across the foredeck and twin trampolines. Life onboard moves between three distinct zones. Below, the cabins allow real privacy for couples and families, while the saloon runs the boat's centerline with natural light and standing headroom. Topside, the cockpit seats everyone for an evening meal, and the broad bow space—rare on 12-meter yachts—becomes a quiet refuge or sunbathing deck. This layout matters when you're anchored for days: there's room to separate from your crew without claustrophobia, room to gather without strangeness. For a week-long charter, this beam and shallow draft rewrite your options. Skip the main tourist routes and visit working fishing villages, anchor where ferries cannot reach, approach islets that expose reefs only at certain tides. The FP 41's balance of comfort and maneuverability transforms Lavrion's position from a starting point into genuine access to the Aegean most bareboat sailors never reach.