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

Cruising from Athens aboard LEWIS means stepping into a 2024 Lagoon 46 that sleeps eight guests across four separate cabins, each with its own ensuite bathroom—a rare comfort on any charter boat, and one that transforms a week at sea into something closer to a small floating hotel. The twin-hulled design delivers space where you need it most: a roomy saloon amidships for gathering, a cockpit that works for both steering and sunrise coffee, and forward trampolines that stretch across the bridge deck, offering that signature catamaran sunbathing setup. The hulls themselves are the real innovation. That shallow draft means LEWIS slips into bays and anchor spots where monohulls can't reach, while the beam and stability let you rest comfortably without swinging or pitching—critical when you're trying to sleep eight people without anyone feeling the boat's movement. From Alimos Marina near Athens, the Aegean islands are your playground. A week's sail reaches the Cyclades or Sporades, threading between anchorages where the water is clear, the wind is reliable, and smaller beaches welcome a shallow-draft boat. Families and groups benefit most from this layout; unlike charter yachts where someone always draws the short berth, everyone aboard LEWIS has proper cabin privacy and bathroom access. The combination of stability, shallow draft, and generous interior means you're not compromising comfort for the ability to explore further. That's what makes a Lagoon 46 different, and why it makes sense for a week of actual cruising rather than just motoring between ports.