Location de bateau a Grèce · Lagoon 43 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Anassa” — (2025)

Moored at Alimos Marina just outside Athens, Anassa sits ready to carry twelve guests across some of Europe's finest sailing waters. This 2025 Lagoon 43 catamaran gives you the practical advantages that make group sailing straightforward: six private cabins with five bathrooms mean no queuing, and the twin-hull design keeps her stable whether you're anchored off a quiet island or sitting out a breeze. Shallow draft opens up small bays and sandy beaches that monohulls simply cannot reach. Living aboard is genuinely comfortable. The saloon flows into the galley with room for everyone to gather, while the expansive cockpit becomes your second home—sheltered, social, with uncluttered sightlines. The trampoline netting between the hulls and the foredeck offer genuine outdoor space where crew and guests relax or watch for dolphins. Cabins are proper sleeping quarters, not cupboards, and the bathrooms let people shower without strategy. From Athens, a week's sailing spreads across the Cyclades or down into the Saronic Gulf. You can weave between small islands, drop anchor in coves, and actually explore—the catamaran's shallow draft and beam width let you go where others cannot. Bareboat chartering from a major base means simplicity: no transfers, no hidden logistics. Just load up, cast off, and sail.