Najam plovila u Grčka · Lagoon 46 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Astraea” — (2025)

From Alimos Marina near Athens, Astraea opens a week's sailing through some of Europe's most storied waters—the Saronic Gulf's quieter anchorages, the island chains of the Cyclades, and the pine-fringed coves of the Sporades. A Lagoon 46 built in 2025, she's designed to move easily through shallow bays and beach landings where monohulls can't follow, thanks to a 1.25-meter draft that lets you nose into hidden spots others miss. The twin-hull design gives you stability at anchor—no swinging restlessly at night—and genuine space across her length. Four cabins with en-suite bathrooms mean everyone has privacy; the hulls' width creates a saloon and cockpit that don't feel cramped even with eight aboard. Wide trampolines forward and an open foredeck let guests spread out, sunbathe, or just disappear with a book while someone else handles navigation. The bridge deck between the hulls gives that rare feeling of room to move without tripping over crew. With crewed or skippered options available, Astraea suits groups and families who want comfort without sacrifice. You'll sail easily at 8 knots, the galley handles real meals, and 400 liters of fuel plus substantial water storage mean you're not rationing or rushing back. One week from Athens can take you island to island without hurrying, anchored in clear water each night.