Alquiler de barco en Grecia · Lagoon 440 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Georgina” — (2007)

From Alimos Marina just outside Athens, Georgina opens the Aegean within reach of a morning's sail. This Lagoon 440 carries 12 guests across four cabins and four bathrooms, so families and friend groups spread comfortably without compromise. Each cabin sleeps two to three, and the en-suite bathrooms mean mornings stay civilized even when the boat is full. The dual hulls make a practical difference. At anchor in shallow bays where monohull yachts draw too much water, Georgina settles stable and flat. The broad platform between the hulls means there's genuine room to move—across the trampolines to the bow, through the saloon where the galley sits central and well-lit, and out to the cockpit where you steer, dine, and watch the islands drift past. Two engines and roller-furling sails keep handling straightforward for bareboat skippers. A week's cruise from Athens sweeps across the Saronic islands toward the Peloponnese or traces the southern Sporades. Stop where you choose: anchorages tucked into rocky coves, fishing villages with tavernas, protected bays for swimming. The catamaran's shallow draft reaches places larger boats cannot. At day's end, Georgina's stability means sound sleep at anchor, and the ample deck space—saloon, cockpit, and foredeck together—gives you room to gather, spread out, or simply be still with a view.