Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 46 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “CAVO D' ORO” — (2022)

Bareboat charters from Alimos Marina put you at the gateway to Greece's most varied sailing grounds. CAVO D' ORO, a 2022 Lagoon 46, sits ready to carry ten guests across the Saronic Gulf's sheltered waters, out to the Cyclades' island-hopping routes, or north toward the Sporades. The catamaran's wide beam and two hulls create a stable platform whether you're anchored or underway, crucial for families and groups spending a week aboard without constant motion underfoot. The twin-hull design rewards your choice immediately. Shallow draft at just 1.25 metres lets you reach quiet bays and sandy anchorages where monohulls cannot. The broad deck space divides naturally between forward trampolines for sunbathing and the expansive cockpit for steering, dining, and evening gatherings. Below, six cabins and five bathrooms—genuinely five—mean no queues at sunrise, and each cabin feels privately tucked into the dual structure. The saloon flows across the bridge connecting both hulls, creating an informal gathering space with genuine ventilation and views in every direction. From Athens, a week offers real choice: short hops through protected anchorages or longer passages between islands. Whether your group wants to sail most days, anchor mostly and explore on tenders, or mix both, the Lagoon's straightforward systems and comfortable pace support your rhythm. The catamaran supplies what you need without demanding attention, leaving you free to navigate, rest, cook, or simply watch the Aegean light change.