Lagoon 620 Catamaran Charter Greece | 5-Cabin Crewed Flybridge Catamaran | LA1905

A Lagoon 620 catamaran charter Greece week is the five-cabin option that still sails properly. At 18.9 metres on a ten-metre beam, she takes ten guests in private cabins with a skipper and hostess, and lies at Nea Peramos, west of Athens.

The 620 was Lagoon’s big cruising flagship before the Sixty 5, and this 2018 hull is set up for crewed charter rather than flotilla work.

Why a Lagoon 620 catamaran charter Greece works

A 1.52 metre draught is the number that matters in the Cyclades. It opens the shallow sand bays that a monohull of this size has to anchor well outside, and it makes a Meltemi afternoon far less of a negotiation.

Two 150 hp diesels, 1,300 litres of fuel and 960 litres of water behind a watermaker cover a full week. A generator, air conditioning throughout, Wi-Fi and a dishwasher keep the yacht self-sufficient at anchor.

Decks on a Lagoon 620 catamaran charter Greece

The flybridge carries the helm, a long sunbed and a shaded lounge, so the crew work the boat without anyone having to move. It is the best seat on board under way and at anchor.

Forward, the trampolines and a cushioned foredeck give the quiet end. Aft, the cockpit seats ten around a table with the saloon doors folded back, and the steps drop to the water either side.

Interiors on a Lagoon 620 catamaran charter Greece

The saloon is glazed on three sides and sits level with the cockpit, with a dining table to one side and a lounge to the other. The galley is laid out for a hostess cooking on board every day, with a dishwasher and an ice maker.

A Lagoon 620 catamaran charter Greece sleeps ten in five cabins, each with its own head and shower and air conditioning throughout. The layout works for two or three families as easily as it does for one large group.

Crew, toys and the table

A Lagoon 620 catamaran charter Greece is offered crewed only, with a skipper and hostess included and extra crew available for larger parties.

Water toys include a Seabob, a wakeboard, water skis, a kneeboard, inflatable tubes, a kayak, a stand-up paddleboard and snorkelling gear, all launched from the tender with its own outboard.

Where she goes from Nea Peramos

Nea Peramos sits on the Attica coast with easy access to the Saronic and the western Cyclades. Aegina and Poros make a soft first night, Hydra and Spetses follow, and Kythnos and Serifos open the islands.

A Lagoon 620 catamaran charter Greece itinerary can also run west to the Ionian for a quieter week when the Meltemi sets in hard across the Aegean.

Rates and booking

A Lagoon 620 catamaran charter Greece week is quoted from 22,365 EUR, exclusive of the Advance Provisioning Allowance that covers fuel, berths, food and drink. For ten guests in five private cabins, that is among the better-value crewed options in Attica.

For a newer flagship with more volume, compare the Lagoon Sixty 5 we offer in Attica. For a four-cabin yacht with a full flybridge, look at the Lagoon 60 based at Alimos. Full builder data for the model is published by Lagoon.

Every Lagoon 620 catamaran charter Greece enquiry is answered with live availability, a draft route and a full equipment list. Send your dates and guest numbers and we will hold the week while the contract is drawn.

Because a Lagoon 620 catamaran charter Greece booking takes a five-cabin catamaran out of a short season, July and August fill first. Provisional options are held for seven days without payment.

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