Location de bateau a Grèce · Lagoon 43 in Volos / Port of Volos — “Aelia” — (2025)

Aelia sits ready at Volos, Greece's thriving maritime gateway, offering bareboat charters into waters that connect the Sporades islands to the Aegean's deeper blue. This 2025 Lagoon 43 is built for groups and families who value both living space and sailing ease, with six cabins that sleep 12 guests and five bathrooms so mornings aren't a bottleneck. Each cabin has its own ensuite—a comfort you'll appreciate after days at anchor. Step aboard and the layout works hard for you. The main saloon provides a social hub for dining and conversation, while the generous cockpit sits you in open air with water all around. The twin hulls create a platform wide enough for real lounging on the foredeck and trampolines, where you can read, swim, or simply watch the shoreline slip past. Below deck, cabin berths are thoughtfully arranged across both hulls, and the galley equipment supports proper cooking for a dozen people. Two hulls matter more than marketing slogans. Aelia sits stable at anchor—no rolling when you're at rest—and draws shallow draft, letting you ghost into bays and beach anchorages other boats can't reach. From Volos, a week's cruising opens up the Aegean's quieter routes, island-hopping through accessible waters with room to breathe. Bareboat means you sail her yourself, which on a responsive modern catamaran like this feels both achievable and rewarding.