Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran charter Greece | 5-Cabin Crewed Flagship Catamaran | LA2005

A Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran charter Greece itinerary puts one of the largest production multihulls afloat at your disposal, crewed, provisioned and ready to leave an Attica berth the moment you step aboard. At 20.55 metres overall and ten metres in the beam, this flagship carries five double cabins, a flybridge the size of a terrace and the volume of a small motor yacht, while still sailing properly under 168 square metres of fully battened mainsail.

Aquinox Yachting offers this 2021-built Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran charter Greece on a fully crewed basis from Nea Peramos, a short transfer west of Athens International Airport and an unhurried first leg to the Saronic islands.

Why a Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran charter Greece works in the Aegean

Greek cruising rewards a yacht that is stable at anchor, shallow enough for the good bays and comfortable when the Meltemi fills in. With a 1.6 metre draught and 39 tonnes of light displacement spread across two hulls, this catamaran lies quietly in Cycladic anchorages that monohulls of the same length cannot use.

Two 195 hp diesels, a 1,300 litre fuel tank and a 1,000 litre water tank backed by a watermaker give the range to link Attica, the Saronic, the Cyclades and the Argo-Saronic coast without constant marina stops. The genoa measures 102 square metres, with an optional 150 square metre Code 0 for light Aegean mornings.

Deck spaces on a Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran charter Greece guests remember

The flybridge is the heart of the yacht. A long sunbed, a shaded lounge and a bar sit forward of the helm, so guests keep the skipper company under way rather than being sent below. Bimini shade covers the seating through the middle of the day.

Forward, the trampolines and a dedicated foredeck lounge give a second, quieter sun deck. Aft, the cockpit seats ten around a solid table with the saloon doors folded back, and twin swim platforms drop to the water either side of the tender garage for swimming, boarding and launching toys.

Interior volume on a Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran charter Greece

Nauta Design drew the interior, and the proportions show it. Panoramic glazing wraps the saloon, so the dining table and lounge read as an extension of the cockpit rather than a separate room. A dishwasher, ice-maker and full-size refrigeration support a hostess cooking on board every day.

Five double cabins sleep ten guests, each with an en-suite head and electric flush, air conditioning throughout and hull windows at bed height. The owner’s cabin occupies a full hull section with a private study area and generous hanging space.

Crew, toys and what is included

A Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran charter Greece is offered crewed only. The standard complement is a skipper and hostess, with additional crew available on request for larger parties or longer passages.

Water toys on a Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran charter Greece include a Seabob, wakeboard, water skis, inflatable tubes, a kayak, a stand-up paddleboard and snorkelling equipment, launched from the tender with its own outboard. On board you will find Wi-Fi, a sound system, a television and a projector for evenings at anchor.

Rates and booking

A Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran charter Greece week is quoted from 37,275 EUR, exclusive of running costs under the standard Mediterranean terms. Rates vary by season, itinerary and crew requirements, and the Advance Provisioning Allowance is agreed before departure.

If your group is larger, the Sunreef 80 we offer out of Athens carries the same five-cabin layout on a longer hull. For a lighter, faster alternative, compare the Thira 80 sailing catamaran, also available in Attica. Full builder specifications for the model are published by Lagoon.

Every Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran charter Greece enquiry is answered with live availability, a draft itinerary and a full inventory of the yacht’s equipment. Tell us your dates and guest numbers and we will confirm the week before you commit to flights.

Most groups embark at Nea Peramos, spend the first night in Aegina or Poros, then work south-east through Kythnos and Serifos towards Paros and Naxos. When the Meltemi settles in hard, the same yacht runs west to the calmer Ionian instead.

Because a Lagoon Sixty 5 catamaran charter Greece booking blocks a full week of a flagship multihull, the summer calendar closes early. Our brokers hold provisional options for seven days while contracts are drawn, so dates can be secured without immediate payment.

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