S/CAT Alegria

The Yacht in Detail

Alegria is charter distilled to its essence. No theatrics, no excess - just a well-found Lagoon 46, a capable skipper, and the entire Aegean spread before you like an invitation.

From €10,900 per week, she sits in that rare space where crewed charter becomes genuinely accessible. Four cabins for eight guests, each with its own bathroom, aboard a catamaran designed for exactly this kind of island-hopping: stable enough for first-timers, spacious enough for families, and nimble enough to slip into the small harbours and hidden anchorages that larger yachts simply cannot reach.

What Alegria offers isn't luxury in the conventional sense - it's freedom.

Freedom to change your plans with the wind. To linger in a bay because the water is too beautiful to leave. To wake up with no fixed agenda beyond coffee in the cockpit and the next island on the horizon. To have dinner ashore in a village you'd never heard of that morning, then return to your own floating home under a sky full of stars.

Days aboard Alegria fall into an easy rhythm: a quiet departure as the sun lifts over the hills, sails drawing as the Aegean turns from silver to deep blue; a swim stop in a cove you reach by sea alone; lunch in the shade of the bimini; an afternoon sail that feels less like travel and more like a gentle transition between worlds.

Her Lagoon 46 platform is purpose-built for this life: wide, reassuring decks for those new to sailing; generous outdoor spaces where everyone finds their favourite spot; private cabins that give each guest a retreat at the end of the day. She is not about chandeliers or white-glove formality - she is about comfort, ease, and the feeling that you belong on the water.

For young couples, groups of friends splitting costs, or families taking their first step into the world of crewed sailing, Alegria is a proof of concept: that the magic of Greece - the light, the water, the villages, the slow evenings - is not reserved for the biggest budgets or the largest yachts.

Alegria is the moment you realise that the real luxury is not how much you spend, but how freely you can move - following the breeze, the weather, and your own curiosity across one of the most beautiful cruising grounds in the world.

Her name means joy in Spanish, and the layout takes it seriously: four en-suite cabins for eight guests, an open-plan salon with panoramic windows, a wide aft cockpit for the dinners that stretch past midnight, and trampolines forward for the afternoons that require nothing at all. The skipper handles the sailing and the local knowledge; you handle the swimming.

From 10,900 euros per week she is the most accessible crewed catamaran in our fleet, and one of the most flexible: available across all Greek waters, happy to build the route around your dates and your pace. For first-timers comparing a charter against a villa, Alegria is the argument that ends the conversation.