Najam plovila u Grčka · Lagoon 450 Fly in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Grecostar” — (2020)

Launching from Athens puts Grecostar in the heart of Greece's sailing playground. Within hours of leaving Alimos Marina, you can anchor off quiet island villages or dive into remote bays that deeper boats simply cannot access—the catamaran's shallow draft and twin hulls make shallow waters a feature, not a limit. Living aboard works because space is distributed where it matters. Five cabins sleep ten guests across two hulls, each with its own bathroom, so no queuing and no compromises on privacy. The main saloon opens onto the cockpit without barriers, making it easy to move between cooking, conversation, and steering. Up on the fly-bridge, the second level becomes your social platform: sheltered enough for breakfast, open enough for stargazing, with sight lines that let you spot anchorages before you arrive. Forward, the trampolines and foredeck give you sun-soaked lounging and a nose-ring vantage point where the water seems just beneath your fingertips. Two hulls matter in the Aegean. They keep you steady at anchor even when the wind picks up, they slide into the shallows where families want to beach without grounding, and they give groups the space to stay aboard together without feeling cramped. The 450 Fly is built for this kind of sailing—responsive enough for confident bareboat skippers, comfortable enough that ten people can share a week and still enjoy one another at the end of it.