Location de bateau a Grèce · Lagoon 450 Fly in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Azraq” — (2015)

From Alimos Marina, Azraq opens the entire Athenian Riviera and beyond—the Saronic Gulf's protected waters, the Cyclades' island-hop routes, and shallow anchorages inaccessible to monohulls. This 2015 Lagoon 450 Fly sits low in the water with a draft under 1.3 metres, letting you reach beaches and coves that reward the multi-hull approach. Onboard, the dual-hull width gives you real space. Six cabins sleep ten, with four bathrooms distributed so no one waits in a queue. The saloon runs the full beam between the hulls—unusual light and air compared to traditional yachts. Above, the fly bridge becomes your second living room, a natural gathering spot where the Lagoon's design pays dividends: you pilot from up here, sunbathe, or watch the evening light without cramping. Forward, twin trampolines stretch between the bows, the kind of lazy-afternoon luxury that makes cats different. Stability matters out here. Two hulls planted firmly keep Azraq level at anchor even when wind picks up, cutting the usual heel and making life simpler for families or mixed-ability crews. Below, the cabin layout balances privacy with communal space—you get genuine staterooms, not cupboards. Four heads with showers mean morning routines stay civilised. A bareboat charter from Athens puts the Aegean within reach: day-sail to Hydra, overnight to Poros, explore the outer islands, or anchor in quiet bays where the water looks thick as glass.