Location de bateau a Grèce · Lagoon 46 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “AF-LAG46KRIS” — (2024)

Sailing from Alimos Marina puts AF-LAG46KRIS at the gateway to two of Greece's most rewarding cruising grounds—the island-dotted Saronic Gulf close by and the deeper Cyclades within easy reach. This 2024 Lagoon 46 is a working platform designed for real sailing: five cabins sleep ten guests across four full bathrooms, so families and friends can spread out without compromise. The master suite occupies the forward hulls, while the port and starboard guest cabins share the bridged centre, creating natural living zones. Living on board means making full use of a catamaran's twin-hull advantages. At anchor, the beam holds the boat rock-steady; the shallow draft—typically under 1.2 metres—lets you moor in bays and approach beaches that monohulls cannot reach. Topside, the parallel hulls create a full-width saloon with sightlines in three directions, a cockpit large enough for everyone to gather, and the signature trampoline netting forward where you can watch the sea slip beneath you. The foredeck stays genuinely usable because both hulls carry their weight. A week's charter from Athens typically runs the Saronic or south to the Cyclades depending on wind and mood. This boat carries 600 litres of water and 800 litres of fuel, enough for extended cruising beyond the typical waypoints. The layout—cabins separated from socialising spaces, engine power from a pair of 80 hp Yarmars, modern rigging that two people can manage—is built so crews of varying experience can handle her confidently. AF-LAG46KRIS works for bare boat sailing because it puts the choice in your hands.