2012Lagoon
Accommodations
Yacht specifications
Amenities & water toys
- VCR/DVD
- Salon Stereo
- Board Games
- Sun Awning
- Bimini
- Deck Shower
- Hair Dryer
- Generator
- Inverter
- Internet/WiFi: Onboard WIFI
- Air conditioning: Full
- Watermaker
- Dinghy: size: 2,8m, paxes: 5, engine: 6
- Stand-up Paddle Boards
- Snorkel Gear
- Under Water Camera
- Swim Platform
- Boarding Ladder: Hydraulic
Crew information
Captain: George Kourniotis George Kourniotis is an experienced skipper who genuinely loves life at sea and sharing the magic of the Greek islands with his guests—whether he’s sailing or running a fast, smooth day on a power boat. He’s calm, discreet, and easy to be around, with a natural “host” mindset: his goal is for everyone onboard to feel relaxed, looked after, and truly welcome, like they’re travelling with a trusted local friend. When he’s not on the helm, George enjoys exploring new places, finding small seaside tavernas, and he’ll never say no to a good plate of grilled fish with lemon, olive oil, and plenty of homemade sauces on the side. With professional skipper training, a Hellenic Coastguard Speed Boat Operator License, and internationally recognized safety certifications (First Aid, Sea Survival, VHF), he speaks Greek and English and loves tailoring each trip to the pace, mood, and wishes of his guests. Captain: George Kourniotis
Available destinations
Summer: Greece
Summary
AMELIA is a 2012 Lagoon sailing catamaran, 45 feet overall, listed for crewed charters in Greece. Athens is its listed home port, and the charter information names Greece as its summer operating area.
The listing specifies accommodation for eight guests in four cabins, with four queen beds and ensuite facilities. Two additional crew cabins are located in the bows and have two heads of their own, keeping crew accommodation separate from the guest cabins.
The saloon and cabins are air-conditioned, while onboard Wi-Fi, a generator, watermaker, bimini and sun awning are among the listed amenities. The crew description presents a welcoming, discreet service approach, with the captain tailoring trips to guests’ preferences; it mentions local tavernas and grilled fish as personal interests, not as onboard meal service.
Water access includes a hydraulic swim-platform ladder, deck shower and a 2.8-meter dinghy listed for five passengers. Stand-up paddleboards, snorkeling gear and an underwater camera are also listed, with Greece identified as the summer charter area.
