CASSIOPEIA II

Lagoon 450F — Greece The Lagoon 450F is a familiar sight in Greek waters, and for good reason: this is a catamaran built around the way people actually spend their days at anchor. The saloon opens directly onto the cockpit, and with light coming in from every side, the line between inside and outside more or less disappears. Breakfast drifts into the morning swim; the shaded cockpit becomes the natural gathering point once the sun climbs. Accommodation is arranged over six cabins for up to twelve guests. Four cabins are fitted with a double bed, while two further cabins each offer a single berth — a layout that suits two or three families sailing together, or a larger group that wants everyone aboard the same yacht rather than split across two. Greece rewards this kind of platform. Shallow draft and stability at anchor open up bays that deeper monohulls pass by, and the flat, generous deck spaces make the long crossings between islands part of the holiday rather than an interval in it.