Location de bateau a Grèce · Lagoon 51 in Lavrion / Olympic Marina — “NAF” — (2024)

Lavrion's position at the gateway to the Saronic Gulf makes it an ideal launch point for exploring the Aegean's most accessible islands, and NAF—a 2024 Lagoon 51—is built to make the most of it. From Olympic Marina, you're within reach of Hydra, Spetses, and Aegina by early afternoon, or heading further to the Sporades and beyond takes a single overnight sail. The catamaran's 15.35-metre length and shallow draft mean you can anchor close to beaches and small villages that monohull charters simply cannot access, opening up the quieter corners of the Greek islands that most visitors miss. Living aboard NAF means real comfort across a full week. Seven cabins with five ensuite bathrooms mean no negotiating schedules or sharing facilities. The saloon runs the full width of both hulls, flooding the interior with light and air, while the galley sits efficiently positioned to serve both the dining area and cockpit. Two large trampolines stretch across the foredeck between the bows—perfect for morning coffee or an afternoon escape—and the cockpit offers plenty of room for the whole group to gather under sail without crowding. The twin-hull design delivers what guests notice most: stability at anchor. No rolling with the swell, no sliding across your bunk at night. Whether you're fourteen friends, two families, or a mix, NAF gives everyone their own cabin and genuine rest, which transforms how a week at sea actually feels. The modern Lagoon platform sails efficiently enough to cover real distances, but comfortably enough that cruising becomes the holiday itself, not a means to an end.