Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 52 in Lavrion / Olympic Marina — “Kepi” — (2014)

From Lavrion's historic Olympic Marina, Kepi reaches the Aegean's best anchorages in hours—whether that's the windswept Cyclades, the sheltered Saronic Gulf, or quiet bays where the water runs clear to white sand. As a 2014 Lagoon 52, she handles both the open sea and the skinny approaches to those hidden coves with equal poise, drawing less than 1.2 metres and holding position steadily over her twin hulls. Living aboard Kepi for a week feels less like camping and more like settling into a floating house. Six cabins and six en-suite bathrooms mean no queues and genuine privacy, whether you're traveling with close friends or three separate families. The saloon stretches across the bridge deck between the hulls—plenty of natural light, room to gather or disappear into your own corner—while the cockpit stays comfortable even in strong sun, thanks to the bimini cover and uncluttered layout. Forward, the trampolines net between the bows invite you to lie back and watch dolphins or stars, and the wide foredeck gives everyone space to move around without bumping elbows. Those twin hulls do more than look modern. They give Kepi stability at anchor so you can sleep without swaying, and enough breadth to absorb motion that might bother you on a slender monohull. A crewed charter means your focus stays on where to sail next, not how to sail her. From Lavrion, a week takes you through some of the Mediterranean's finest sailing ground.