Boat charter in Athens / Saronic Gulf · Lagoon 42 in Lavrion Main Port — “Deja Vu” — (2018)

Launching from Lavrion Main Port puts you on the doorstep of the Saronic Gulf, where rocky islands, wine-dark anchorages, and quiet bays reward careful exploration. Deja Vu, a 2018 Lagoon 42, is purpose-built for this kind of cruising—a twin-hulled platform that feels stable whether you're at rest or under way, and shallow enough to nose into places single-hulled yachts cannot reach. The catamaran's signature advantage shows immediately below deck. Six cabins and five bathrooms spread across the twin hulls mean guests rarely queue, and the saloon stretches across the bridge deck with an open galley, dining area, and social space that doesn't feel cramped when ten people are aboard. The aft cockpit is generous enough for sailing or simply anchoring in solitude. Trampolines strung between the bows give you a sun deck forward; the foredeck remains practical for swimming and the occasional anchor work. What matters most at the end of each day is the sense of room. Two hulls mean steadier holding in wind, easier access to shallow anchorages where turquoise water meets pebble beaches, and comfortable separation for families or friends who value their privacy. Deja Vu carries enough fuel and water to take you well beyond the nearest town. From Lavrion, a week of bareboat sailing reaches into the Saronic's most cherished corners—islands steeped in myth, villages untouched by crowds, and anchorages where the only sound is the Mediterranean lapping at the hulls.