AMELIA

## Amelia — Lagoon 450F A Lagoon 450F is one of those boats that makes sense the moment you step aboard: the flybridge cruising catamaran that turned wide-beam comfort into a genuine cruising formula rather than a compromise. *Amelia* works entirely within that logic, and a refit completed in 2025 has kept her presentation current. She sails the Greek islands, which suits her well. A catamaran of this type draws little, sits level at anchor and slips into the shallow bays of the Cyclades or the Ionian where deeper-draft yachts stay offshore. Accommodation — Four cabins, each with a double bed, for eight guests. An even layout, without the hierarchy of a monohull: no one is relegated to the least desirable corner, and the hulls give each cabin its own separate quarter of the yacht. Life aboard — The saloon is glazed almost continuously, so the sea stays present whether you are at the table or in your cabin. Below, the galley is fully equipped and entertainment systems are fitted throughout. The real centre of gravity, though, is outside. The aft cockpit sits on the same level as the saloon, which makes al fresco dining an extension of the interior rather than a separate exercise. Above, the flybridge is the vantage point everyone gravitates to at anchor — helm, seating and sun, all well clear of the deck traffic below. Between the two, there is room for eight guests to spread out without negotiating for space, which is the quiet luxury of a catamaran and the reason many charterers never go back to a monohull. Service — *Amelia* charters with crew, handling navigation, cooking and the daily rhythm of the itinerary so the days stay yours.