Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 46 in Lavrion / Olympic Marina — “Rocky” — (2022)

Lavrion's position on the Attica coast puts Rocky just hours from the Saronic Gulf's island network, making it an ideal launch pad for bareboat crews planning a week among Greece's most accessible yet unspoiled anchorages. This 2022 Lagoon 46 sleeps 12 across six cabins, each with its own ensuite or shared bathroom access, so groups and families can spread out without feeling crowded below deck. Living aboard Rocky means making genuine use of both spaces. The saloon and galley flow into a cockpit generous enough for the whole crew to gather for meals and navigation, while the twin trampolines forward and protected foredeck provide natural gathering points for swimming breaks and sunrise anchoring moments. The catamaran's beam creates genuine headroom in cabins and corridors, and that wide platform keeps everyone comfortable at rest and under sail. With a shallow draft, Rocky glides into bays and over sandbars that monohulls cannot reach, opening access to Aegina, Poros, Hydra, and the quieter coves beyond. The dual-hull design does the practical work: stability at anchor means minimal swinging and rolling even in open water, while the two Yanmar engines give reliable power for entering crowded harbours and exiting quickly when conditions favour sail. From Lavrion, a week's bareboat cruise can easily reach the Sporades or explore the Peloponnese coast, with Rocky's proven systems and straightforward layout letting your crew focus on sailing rather than troubleshooting.