Nou Nou 1 Sailing Catamaran Hire
About Nou Nou 1
Astréa 42 (2022) | Nou Nou 1 represents the pinnacle of contemporary catamaran design from Fountaine Pajot. Its sleek lines and expansive windows flood the interior with natural light, creating an inviting atmosphere that blends elegance with practicality.
Accommodating up to 10 guests across four double cabins plus two additional berths, the yacht provides generous space for couples, families, or groups of friends. Four bathrooms plus a crew facility ensure comfort and privacy for everyone on board.
The spacious saloon and cockpit areas invite relaxed dining and socializing, while the well-appointed galley and water-maker support extended cruises with ease. Whether under sail or at anchor, the yacht offers a serene and pleasurable experience.
Professional crew options and bareboat availability make Nou Nou 1 versatile for every type of charter. Its performance capabilities ensure that every passage between the Saronic Gulf and Cyclades islands becomes part of the adventure.
Nou Nou 1 Highlights
The new Astréa 42 (2022) | Nou Nou 1 is a stunning Fountaine Pajot catamaran based in Lavrion, Greece, offering exceptional comfort for up to 10 guests.
With 4+2 double-bed cabins and 4+1 bathrooms, this elegant sailing catamaran combines modern design with spacious living areas, perfect for family or group charters in the Saronic Gulf and Cyclades.
Built for memorable voyages, Nou Nou 1 delivers abundant natural light, refined interiors, and smooth performance under sail.
Nou Nou 1 Amenities
Water Maker
Generator
Pressurized water system
220V Sockets
Shore connection 220 V
DC Plugs 12 V
Getting Aboard
Lavrion, Greece Directions
Nou Nou 1 is based at Olympic Marine Lavrio, just outside Athens, Greece. The marina offers excellent facilities and easy access for charterers arriving by air or road.
Transfers from Athens International Airport (ATH) take approximately 45–60 minutes by taxi or private transfer. Lavrio port is well connected to the Saronic Gulf and Cyclades islands.
