Alquiler de barco en Athens / Saronic Gulf · Lagoon 42 in Lavrion Main Port — “Neptune” — (2019)

Lavrion's position at the gateway to the Aegean makes it an ideal launchpad for a week's exploration, and Neptune—this well-found 2019 Lagoon 42—puts six spacious cabins and five bathrooms within reach of twelve guests. Whether you're sailing with families, friends, or a mixed group, the catamaran's layout works hard for shared holidays. Each cabin has its own berth arrangement, and the multiple heads mean no queuing during morning routines. The saloon opens onto the cockpit, creating a flowing social space that naturally gathers the group for meals and evening conversation. The two hulls are what make all this space possible. That broad beam and shallow draft let Neptune tuck into bays and anchor near beaches that deep-keeled sailboats cannot access, while the stability between the hulls keeps motion minimal even when the Aegean gets choppy. The trampolines forward become your first-come-first-served sundeck, and the foredeck offers genuine room to move about without feeling crowded. From Lavrion, you can drift south toward the Cyclades' tight anchorages, explore the quieter corners of the Sporades, or work the coast between islands where deeper-hulled alternatives would struggle. Neptune is bareboat-ready with everything necessary for an independent skipper or available for charter with crew. A week from this port opens the entire central and northern Aegean, and the catamaran's manageable size and comfortable accommodation mean everyone aboard—seasoned sailors or first-time charter guests—can actually relax into the cruising rhythm.