Noleggio barca a Grecia · Lagoon 42 in Athens / Alimos Marina — “AMARYLLIS” — (2024)

Bareboat sailing from Athens opens the Aegean in a way that a monohull simply cannot. AMARYLLIS, a 2024 Lagoon 42, sits at Alimos Marina ready to take you deeper into the island chains—shallow anchorages, hidden coves, and family-friendly bases that require both space and stability. Ten guests fit naturally across six cabins and five bathrooms, meaning your group travels without compromise. The saloon and cockpit flow into generous trampolines and a foredeck that invite lounging between passages; this is where bareboat crews actually spend their time. Two hulls deliver what matters in practice. The catamaran's shallow 1.50-meter draft means you anchor safely off beaches and in protected bays where deeper keelboats cannot reach. That beam creates real cabin width, walk-around galleys, and a saloon that doesn't feel constrained. Stability at anchor means calm mornings regardless of swell direction. The twin Yanmar engines handle light-wind days without drama, while the furling mainsail and genoa keep sail handling straightforward for any experience level. A week from Athens lets you shape your own itinerary. Southeast toward Hydra and Spetses, or north into the Cyclades and Sporades—each choice remains possible because AMARYLLIS carries the range, draft, and living space to cruise genuinely rather than simply island-hop. Modern navigation and a well-equipped galley handle the practical side; you focus on sailing.