SPRING

Spring — Lagoon 51 · Greece A Lagoon 51 is a well-judged choice for Greek waters: enough beam to make the saloon and cockpit feel genuinely open, shallow enough draft to tuck into the bays that monohulls have to admire from a distance, and a rig that makes the Aegean meltemi an asset rather than an obstacle. Below, *Spring* offers four cabins, each with a double bed, sleeping up to ten guests. The interior is contemporary and uncluttered, with four heads aboard — a practical detail that matters more than it sounds on a week-long charter with a full guest list. The heart of life on board is the aft cockpit: teak underfoot, a folding wooden table that adapts to a long lunch or a sundowner for two, and the sheltered shade that only a catamaran's coachroof provides. It's the natural gathering point between swims, and where most evenings end up. The systems list is the kind that quietly removes friction from a charter week. Air conditioning for August nights at anchor, a generator and inverter to keep power flowing without recourse to shore, a water maker for genuine independence from marina taps, and WiFi throughout for those who need to stay reachable. Crew quarters are located forward, keeping service discreet and guest areas entirely your own. The crew handles navigation, cooking and the rhythm of the day, adjusting the itinerary to the wind and to your preferences rather than to a fixed programme. A stand-up paddleboard is aboard for exploring the shoreline at first light, when the water is still glass.