Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 620 in Lavrion / Olympic Marina — “Atlantis” — (2020)

Lavrion's position at the gateway to the Saronic Gulf and Cyclades makes Atlantis an ideal base for a week's exploration. This 2020 Lagoon 620 sleeps eight guests across four cabins, each with its own ensuite bathroom—a practical advantage when a larger group wants privacy and minimal morning queues. Life aboard centers on the voluminous saloon, where the catamaran's 10-meter beam creates genuine living space rather than a narrow corridor. The open cockpit flows naturally from the saloon, letting you move between shelter and sun without fuss. Forward, the trampoline nets span the bridge deck between the two hulls, offering a rare lounging spot that feels like floating on water. The foredeck provides safe access and good sight lines for anchoring and departure. Two hulls transform a week's cruising here. You'll anchor in shallow bays—Poros, Hydra, and Spetses—without the draft concerns of monohull competitors. That shallow drawing also opens the quieter beaches and protected anchorages that single-hull boats cannot reach. When the sea builds, the catamaran's broad stance holds you steady, reducing motion and seasickness. With four separate cabins and bathrooms, families and friend groups enjoy autonomy that larger monohulls cannot match. A crewed charter means your skipper handles the navigation and seamanship, leaving you to navigate the islands at leisure.