The biggest boat with the smallest crowd: a Lagoon 560 sailed at twenty guests, transfer folded in.
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Most small-group cruises put fewer people on a normal boat. This one puts twenty guests on a Lagoon 560, one of the largest production sailing catamarans afloat, which is a different arithmetic entirely: everyone gets a stretch of trampoline, the bow never crowds, and the boat rides the caldera's evening chop with the steadiness only sixty feet of beam delivers. The Greek BBQ is cooked on board, wine and beer pour with it, round-trip hotel transfer is in the price, and 4.8 across 1,309 reviews on its listing backs the package. The live price appears only on the listing itself, so that is where the number is.
The included transfer collects you from your hotel and delivers you to Vlychada on the south coast, where the boat is hard to miss; it is usually the biggest thing in the marina. The route runs the caldera circuit from the south: the volcanic coastline, swim stops in clear water, the hot-springs cove at Palea Kameni, then dinner as the light goes.
The BBQ is cooked on deck while you swim, not trucked aboard, and travelers mention it by name in the reviews. After the sunset the boat runs home through the blue hour and the transfer bus takes you back. About five hours on the water, closer to six door to door with pickups.
This is the pick for travelers who want space as the luxury: the per-guest deck area here is the most generous on this site, which matters to anyone who has seen photos of crowded bows. It also suits anyone staying far from the marinas, since the round-trip transfer is already in the price rather than an add-on.
It is not the boat for spirits drinkers; the bar is wine, beer and soft drinks. Its price is visible only on the live listing, so comparison shoppers need one extra click; from independent sources the figure has recently sat around the same level as the other small-group boat here, but the listing is the authority. The booking pace is real: the listing showed it booked five or more times that day when we checked.
The current price appears only on the live listing, and it moves with the date and group size. Rather than print a stale or secondhand number, the button opens the listing where the real figure is.
Yes, round-trip hotel transfer is part of the listed price, which no other shared boat on this site matches as a standard inclusion. Pickup times come with the confirmation.
Size per guest. It is one of the largest production sailing catamarans, sailed here with a 20-guest cap, so the deck space each guest gets is the largest on this site. It also rides evening chop more steadily than smaller hulls.
Yes, cancel up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund, per the listing. Operator weather cancellations reschedule or refund in full.
About 5 hours, morning or sunset departure · Small group, max 20 · Sunset Oia
The small-group answer to the flagship: the same caldera, capped at 20 guests. The galley turns out a fresh Greek meal rather than a grill line, the open bar includes a cocktail, and you pick your light: a quiet morning circuit with empty swim stops, or the classic sunset run. 4.8 across 4,175 reviews says the formula holds.
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