MOYA

# MOYA — Lagoon 560 A Lagoon 560 built for the Greek islands, MOYA carries a pedigree that sets her apart from the usual cruising catamaran. Her hulls come from VPLP, the naval architects behind some of the most accomplished multihulls afloat, with interior and deck design signed by Nauta. Lagoon's shipyard did the rest: a deep-water catamaran that handles as convincingly as she entertains. A refit completed in 2022 keeps her presentation current. ## Accommodation Five cabins, ten guests, each cabin genuinely independent — a layout few catamarans of this size manage without compromise. Four cabins are fitted with a double bed. The fifth has twin beds, useful for friends sharing or for children travelling with the family. ## Life on board Volume is where MOYA makes her case. The saloon and galley open onto one another with a real sense of air and light, and the vast aft cockpit gives you a dining table and a lounging area without either crowding the other — the space where most of the day tends to happen at anchor, shaded and open to the sea at once. Above, the flybridge offers a second, more elevated lounge, the natural place for a sundowner as the anchorage settles. ## Crew and cruising MOYA charters fully crewed throughout Greece, from the Cyclades to the Ionian, with a team accustomed to reading a week's weather and shaping the itinerary around it. The service is attentive without being intrusive — the standard you'd expect on a yacht of this class.