JUST MARIE II

JUST MARIE 2 — Lagoon Seventy 8 Cruising the Greek islands, Just Marie 2 makes her case through volume rather than statement-making. A 36-foot beam is the number that explains everything else about her: deck spaces that don't ask guests to take turns, interiors that feel settled rather than sculpted, and a sense of stability underway that tends to convert first-time catamaran charterers on day one. Her refit was completed in 2021. She accommodates six guests in three en-suite cabins. The owner's cabin is the clearest expression of what that beam buys — a private sitting area, his and hers closets, and a private balcony, the kind of arrangement usually reserved for considerably larger yachts. Two VIP cabins follow, each with its own bathroom. Detailed bed configuration is available on request. Life aboard organises itself around three distinct exterior areas, and they genuinely serve different moments in the day. The foredeck is the sun-seeker's territory, open and generous, with shade available when the afternoon heat settles in and the lounging becomes serious. Aft, the second space works as a formal dining area with the sea immediately at hand — the natural setting for a long lunch that drifts into late afternoon. The upper deck is the evening room: dinner, cocktails, and a panoramic view of whatever anchorage the day has produced. Her crew handles the rhythm of a Greek itinerary with the discretion that makes it look effortless — provisioning, service, and the quiet reading of what guests actually want next, whether that's an early departure for a crossing or a second morning at the same bay.