Najam plovila u Grčka · Lagoon 52F in Lavrion / Olympic Marina — “Matarma” — (2017)

Lavrion's position on Greece's eastern coast puts Matarma within easy reach of the Saronic Gulf, the Cyclades, and the wild Sporades—a catamaran based where serious cruising begins. This 2017 Lagoon 52F stretches 15.85 metres across two generous hulls, carrying 14 guests through a layout designed around how people actually live aboard. Eight cabins and six bathrooms mean guests have genuine privacy and comfort rather than cramped quarters. The saloon opens onto a cockpit that flows naturally across both hulls, with trampolines strung forward for lounging and the foredeck giving unobstructed views of whatever anchorage you've chosen. Two hulls do practical things that matter. At anchor, the catamaran sits stable in anything from a light breeze to a blowing northeaster, so you settle rather than rock. The shallow draft lets you slide into coves and sand-fringed bays where monohulls cannot follow, finding your own quiet water while deeper-hulled boats must stay offshore. The beam between those hulls creates space—real space—for families to spread out, for groups to divide into their own corners without feeling crowded, for the kind of comfortable week where everyone gets what they need. From Lavrion, a week's cruising unfolds across some of the Mediterranean's most varied sailing. Island-hop through the Saronic classics, or point further south and east into the Cycladic archipelago where anchorages shift from busy harbours to remote islets. Bareboat charter gives you the freedom to move at your own pace, following wind and mood rather than schedules.