Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 60 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “LADY M” — (2025)

Alimos Marina puts you within sailing distance of both the sheltered Saronic Gulf and the open Aegean—the perfect launch point for a week exploring everything from the Peloponnese to the Cyclades. LADY M, a 2025 Lagoon 60, gives you the platform to reach remote anchorages and island villages that larger, deeper-drafted yachts cannot access. Her shallow draft slides into bays and onto beaches where single-hulled boats run aground, while the catamaran's twin hulls hold her steady whether you're at anchor or underway. Below decks, four cabins and four bathrooms mean no negotiating schedules or sharing facilities. The master and guest cabins are well-proportioned; the saloon sits at the center with galley, dining, and lounge areas flowing together. The cockpit is a genuine outdoor room, the kind of space where your group actually gathers. Above, the trampolines connecting the hulls give you forward, and the foredeck provides the classic catamaran advantage: safe, stable room to work or simply stand and watch the water pass beneath you. Two hulls give LADY M her defining character. They reduce heel and motion compared to monohulls, letting guests who are less confident sailors relax and enjoy themselves. They create usable interior volume and deck space that eight people can share without crowding. For families or groups chartering together, that combination of stability, accessibility to shallow anchorages, and room to breathe makes the Lagoon platform distinctly different.