AURELIA

Lagoon 55 — Greece Lagoon has spent decades refining what a cruising catamaran should be, and the 55 sits comfortably in that lineage: broad, stable, generously glazed, and built around life outdoors as much as in. Chartering her in Greece plays directly to those strengths — shallow draught and easy handling open up anchorages a monohull of the same size would think twice about. The exterior lines are clean and horizontal, with wide decks that let guests spread out rather than negotiate space, and panoramic windows that keep the Aegean in view from inside the saloon. The interior follows the same logic: uncluttered, well-finished, naturally lit, with the kind of detailing Lagoon owners recognise immediately. Accommodation is arranged over four cabins for eight guests — an owner's cabin plus three cabins with a double bed, each sleeping two. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Below the styling, the systems are current. Modern navigation and control electronics, engines and machinery to the latest standards, and eco-conscious materials and energy-efficient systems throughout — the practical side of a yacht built recently rather than merely updated. Under sail she is quick, steady and responsive, which is what makes island-hopping between Cyclades anchorages a pleasure rather than a passage to be endured. A professional crew handles the sailing, the cooking and the itinerary, adjusting the route to the meltemi and to your pace — mooring for lunch where the water is clearest, moving on when you're ready.