Noleggio barca a Grecia · Lagoon 450 Fly in Athens / Alimos Marina — “AF-L450F” — (2013)

From Alimos Marina in Athens, the AF-L450F opens a week of island-hopping across waters where ancient trade routes meet modern comfort. This 2013 Lagoon 450 Fly catamaran carries 12 guests in six separate cabins, each with its own bathroom—a setup that keeps groups and families living independently while anchored together. The broad twin hulls give you stability enough to forget you're at sea, sitting still in any holding ground while others drift on single keels. Below deck, the saloon and galley form the social heart, with enough headroom and cabin doors that close properly, unlike narrower monohulls. The Fly bridge sits above this working space, an exposed command post where you navigate while watching the horizon. Foredeck trampolines stretch between the hulls—genuine space to sunbathe without standing in the cockpit. The shallow 1.25-meter draft matters on weeks like these: you reach the bays and beaches that bigger boats cannot, anchoring in 3 meters where they need 6. Athens sits at the hub of three distinct cruising grounds. A week from Alimos takes you southeast to the rocky Saronic Islands around Hydra and Spetses, north to the marble quarries and pine forests of the Southern Sporades, or south toward Kythira and the Peloponnese coast. Twin Yammer engines keep schedules flexible—8 knots cruising, 12 knots when wind falls short. The AF-L450F is built for this kind of choice.