Noleggio barca a Grecia · Lagoon 400 S2 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “Christina I” — (2016)

Stepping aboard Christina I from Alimos Marina puts the Aegean within reach—10 guests and their gear spread across six separate cabins, each with its own bathroom or shower room nearby. The layout flows naturally: the main saloon sits between the two hulls, flooded with light, while the forward cockpit and aft helm station keep the helm and social spaces distinct. The bridging trampolines connect both hulls and invite you to stretch out with a book or watch the water slip past, and the foredeck gives you room to move without stepping on someone sunbathing. Two hulls mean two things matter here. First, the catamaran sits rock-steady at anchor—no rolling through the night—and her shallow 1.2-meter draft opens up the small bays, sandbars, and island beaches that deeper boats cannot reach. Second, the hull separation creates genuine space: four bathrooms and six cabins mean families and groups sleep comfortably without compromise. The wide platforms on deck are real, not squeezed in. From Athens, a week's sailing takes you south to Hydra and Spetses, or north through the Cyclades. The dual engines handle calm stretches and tight anchorages with ease, while the modern sail plan rewards good wind. Whether you're drawn to quiet coves, whitewashed villages, or the rhythm of island-hopping with friends and family, Christina I gives you the stability, comfort, and draft to explore freely.