Najam plovila u Grčka · Lagoon 46 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Perla” — (2024)

From Alimos Marina, Perla sets you loose on the Aegean with the kind of operational freedom that only a bareboat gives you. This 2024 Lagoon 46 holds twelve people across six separate cabins, each with its own bathroom or easy access to one of the four on board. That separation matters: space to retreat, privacy when you need it, and no morning queue for the shower. Below deck, the saloon stretches across both hulls with natural light and headroom to move freely. The galley sits integrated into the main living area, so whoever is cooking stays part of the action. The cockpit spans the stern, wide and protected, anchored by twin wheels and generous seating where you can gather, watch the water, or take the helm. Forward, the trampolines and foredeck offer the classic catamaran bonus—room to sunbathe, swim directly from the bows, or simply sprawl with a book while the boat sits rock-solid at anchor. Two hulls change everything at sea. Perla sits level in any wind, rolls less, and draws less water than a monohull of the same size. That shallow draft opens the small bays and sandy anchorages that single-hulled boats cannot reach. The width—nearly nine meters across—means stability without ballast, comfort without motion, and enough deck space for families and groups to spread out. From Athens, the Cyclades and Saronic islands lie within easy reach, and the twin engines handle the gaps between wind and destinations with steady, quiet reliability. Sailing a catamaran is different; cruising one is more so.