KON-TIKI

Lagoon 450F — cruising the Greek islands The Lagoon 450F belongs to a generation of cruising catamarans built around one simple idea: living space that never feels confined. The saloon opens directly onto the cockpit, and the transition between the two is so natural you stop registering it — the same light, the same conversation, the same view over the water, whether you are seated at the table inside or out. Accommodation is arranged across six cabins for twelve guests. Four cabins are fitted with a double bed, and two further cabins each accommodate one guest — a layout that suits a large family group or several couples sailing together, with genuine flexibility in how the party is placed on board. Greece is her cruising ground, and the catamaran platform earns its keep here: shallow draught for the anchorages that monohulls have to admire from a distance, stability at anchor when the meltemi picks up in the afternoon, and deck space enough that nobody has to negotiate for a spot in the sun. A crewed charter aboard removes the navigation, the provisioning and the logistics from your week. What remains is the part worth keeping — the passage from one island to the next, and the long hours at anchor in between.