Lagoon 46 Catamaran Charter Greece | 4-Cabin Crewed Catamaran from Athens | LA1404

A Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Greece week is the sensible way to take eight people around the Saronic and the Cyclades: 13.99 metres, four double cabins, four heads, and a 1.30 metre draught that opens up anchorages a monohull has to skip.

This 2020 hull lies at Marina Zeas in Piraeus, twenty minutes from the centre of Athens and forty from the airport.

Why a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Greece suits a first week afloat

The 46 is the model Lagoon got right. The flybridge carries the helm, a sunbed and a seating area, so the person steering is part of the day rather than stuck behind a bulkhead at the back of the cockpit.

A 7.96 metre beam means the boat stays flat. Nobody is braced against a heeling table at lunch, which is the single thing that decides whether people who have not sailed before enjoy the week.

Deck and cockpit

The aft cockpit and the saloon open into one space through a full-width door, with the galley on the same level so the cook is never out of the conversation. Forward there is a second lounging area between the bows with its own sunbathing pads.

A Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Greece runs with a square-top mainsail and electric winches, so the crew can shorten sail quickly when the afternoon breeze fills in off Cape Sounion.

Interiors on a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Greece

Below, four double cabins each have a private head with an electric WC and a separate shower. Air conditioning and heating run throughout, and the watermaker means nobody is counting litres by Thursday.

A Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Greece sleeps eight overnight and carries up to twelve for a day along the coast, which makes it a practical boat for two families travelling together.

Crew, toys and the table

The yacht is offered crewed only, with a captain and a cook or hostess aboard. The galley carries an ice maker, a wine cooler and a full inventory, and the crew provision to the list you send before embarkation.

Lunch is usually at anchor: grilled fish, Saronic capers, bread from whichever village the tender went to that morning. Several of the best tavernas on these islands have no road to them at all, and a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Greece is how you reach them.

The toy list is unusually full for a 46 footer: a sea scooter, a wake surf, water skis, a towable, kayaks, paddleboards, snorkelling sets and fishing gear, with a drone aboard for the photographs.

Where she goes from Piraeus

The Saronic is the obvious first week. Aegina, Agistri, Poros, Hydra and Spetses are each a short hop apart, which suits a group that would rather swim twice a day than cover distance.

With a fair forecast a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Greece reaches Kea and Kythnos in a day and carries on into the western Cyclades from there. The captain writes the route around the Meltemi rather than against it.

Rates and booking

A Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Greece week is quoted from 14,220 EUR, exclusive of VAT and the Advance Provisioning Allowance that covers fuel, berths, food and drink.

For a larger five-cabin catamaran in the same waters, compare the Lagoon 620 we offer from Nea Peramos. For a flybridge motor yacht at a similar size, look at the Ferretti 630 based in Mykonos. The builder’s own history is set out on Lagoon catamaran.

Every Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Greece enquiry is answered with live availability, a draft itinerary and a full equipment list. Send your dates and guest numbers and we will confirm the week before you book flights.

Because a Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Greece booking sits in the most requested size bracket in Attica, July and August close first. Provisional options are held for seven days while the contract is drawn.

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