Charter the artist-curated Lagoon 55 ADEL from Lavrion this summer, with a skippered support RIB alongside, free, for two days.
Charter the Lagoon 55 ADEL in Greece for seven days or more this summer and a skippered Technohull RIB shadows you free of charge for the first or last two days of your trip, on hand for fast runs to nearby islands whenever you want them. Weather permitting (up to 5 Bft), the RIB can stay with you for the rest of the charter at standard rates, subject to availability.
It is the kind of quiet upgrade that changes how a week on the water feels: a second boat, its own skipper, and no fixed schedule.
The offer
The free RIB applies to charters of seven days or more. You choose whether it joins you at the start or the end of the trip, and it remains available throughout for short island hops. Beyond the complimentary two days, it can be retained at standard rates when conditions and availability allow.
ADEL is open from 15 August to 3 September, with a four-day minimum and any length of stay possible in between. She lies at Olympic Marina Lavrion, thirty minutes by car from Athens International Airport, so guests can land in the morning and be aboard the same afternoon.
Three routes from Olympic Marina Lavrion
The Saronics meet the Cyclades
Sheltered, mild water on one side; whitewashed villages and open Cycladic wind on the other.
Cape Sounio – Temple of Poseidon and Byron’s famous sunset, minutes from Lavrion
Kea – a first-rate archaeological site, spring-fed valleys and quiet bays
Kythnos – beaches and natural hot mineral springs
Serifos and the islands to its south – private bays and white sand, one yacht at a time
Hydra – car-free, where Leonard Cohen wrote many of his songs
Poros – one of the finest natural harbours in the Mediterranean
Methana – thermal springs and an easy waterfront promenade
Aegina – the Temple of Aphaia, and Greece’s best pistachios
The sheltered Saronic Gulf
Protected islands and historic ports that stay comfortable even when the Meltemi blows hard from the north.
- Cape Sounio – Temple of Poseidon and Byron’s sunset
- Hydra – car-free and famously beautiful
- Poros – a superbly protected natural harbour
- Aegina – Temple of Aphaia and its celebrated pistachios
- Angistri – a quiet, overlooked island of pretty bays
- Epidavros – a well-sheltered port, a short taxi from the great amphitheatre
Into the Cyclades
Just two hours’ sail from the home port to the first islands, then as far into the archipelago as you like.
- Cape Sounio – Temple of Poseidon and Byron’s sunset
- Evia – Greece’s second-largest island, rarely visited by yacht, with clear water and charming ports
- Andros – private and green, long a home to Greek shipowners
- Tinos – a Catholic pilgrimage site with a strikingly beautiful interior
- Mykonos, Delos and around – the sacred monuments of Delos, best reached by sea, beside lively Mykonos
- Syros – the former Cycladic capital, still grand, with its marble main square
- Kythnos – beaches and hot mineral springs
- Kea – top archaeology, rich valleys and welcoming bays
About ADEL
Eight guests are accommodated in four en-suite cabins, each built around its own original painting by Erika Voith, a spacious owner’s suite with a queen bed and three double guest cabins, each with a private bathroom. A crew of three is berthed separately amidships, keeping service attentive but discreet. Aboard is a curated vinothèque of Greek and international wines, with bespoke local food-and-wine pairings created to match each leg of the journey.
Tender & toys
- Highfield CL 420 tender, 60 hp
- 2× SUP · 1× kayak
- Snorkelling gear
- Water ski · wakeboard · towables (subject to Greek regulations)
Contact us to hold your dates between 15 August and 3 September.
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