Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 46 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “no name”

Sailing from Alimos Marina puts you within reach of the Cyclades, Saronic Gulf, and the hidden anchorages of the Argosaronic islands—all within a day's cruise. no name, a Lagoon 46, makes that freedom tangible from the moment you step aboard. The dual hulls define life on this boat. Each side of the cabin floor sits level at anchor, even in a swell; the wide platforms between the hulls create space where a group of ten can actually breathe. Six private cabins and five bathrooms mean families and friends have genuine separation. The saloon runs the full width of the boat, with the galley positioned to let someone cook without disappearing, while the cockpit opens to the foredeck where trampolines stretch between the bows—a place to read, sunbathe, or simply watch the water pass below. Two hulls also draw shallow. Where a monohull scrapes sand, no name glides into bays and beaches most charter boats never reach. This shallow draft, combined with the catamaran's inherent stability, makes anchoring in open water feel secure, not precarious. For a week's cruising from Athens, that means you're not confined to the obvious spots. You can tuck into smaller islands, explore minor villages, and anchor where the light falls differently. The Lagoon 46 handles that freedom with practical ease—modest engines, efficient sails, and the kind of steadiness that lets everyone relax into their own version of the voyage.