Crewed Catamaran AURELIA

AURELIA is a 2024 Lagoon 55 catamaran offering four queen-bedded VIP cabins for up to eight guests. Her twin-hull design combines sailing and engine propulsion for seamless passage through the Aegean's variable conditions, whilst her generous deck spaces reward morning swimmers, sunset diners, and afternoon sunbathers with unobstructed views of Greece's most coveted anchorages.

The saloon's full-length windows flood the interior with natural light, framing each island approach. Below deck, four en-suite cabins provide the privacy and comfort essential for week-long exploration. Above, the flybridge offers a secondary vantage point for those wishing to observe approach and departure without descending to saloon level. The aft entertaining platform, flanked by cushioned seating and a formal dining table, serves as the social heart of your charter.

Your captain, hostess, and chef navigate the logistics of provisioning, meal preparation, and passage planning, freeing you to focus entirely on immersion in the islands. The galley is fully equipped for the chef to execute both classical Greek cuisine and international menus. Water sports span from paddleboards and snorkelling gear to a tender, sea scooter, and water skis, ensuring varied daily recreation across the archipelago's clearest waters.

The Cyclades Islands reward methodical exploration. A typical week departs Athens, allowing several days among Delos, Mykonos, and Paros before swinging south toward Naxos, Antiparos, and the quieter anchorages of Kimolos and Milos. Each island presents distinct character: marble workshops and terraced vineyards on Naxos, cave systems and white-sand beaches on Antiparos, volcanic geology and abandoned mines on Milos. Morning swims from AURELIA's platform precede leisurely passages under sail, while evening anchorages invite shoreside taverna dining or private entertaining aboard. Your crew anticipates weather windows, identifies the quietest anchorages, and sources seasonal provisions from local markets, transforming the journey from logistical exercise into curated discovery.