Royal Destiny Sailing Catamaran Hire
About Royal Destiny
Royal Destiny is a stunning Lagoon 620 catamaran that underwent a meticulous refit in 2026, blending contemporary elegance with exceptional comfort. Built in 2018, this 18.90-metre yacht delivers spacious living areas both inside and out, making her an outstanding choice for groups and families.
She accommodates up to 12 guests across six beautifully appointed ensuite queen cabins, each designed for privacy and relaxation. A professional crew of three ensures every detail is handled with care, creating a seamless and welcoming onboard experience.
Guests can enjoy a cruising speed of 8 knots while exploring the scenic Argosaronic Gulf and Eastern Peloponnese coast. The yacht’s expansive decks, modern entertainment systems, and impressive array of water toys provide the perfect balance of adventure and leisure.
Whether seeking peaceful anchorages or lively days on the water, Royal Destiny offers a refined yet relaxed atmosphere that makes every charter memorable.
Royal Destiny Highlights
Royal Destiny is a beautifully refitted Lagoon 620 catamaran offering generous space, refined comfort, and a vibrant onboard atmosphere. Accommodating up to 12 guests in 6 ensuite queen-bed cabins, she is ideal for families and groups seeking a relaxed yet luxurious yachting experience.
With expansive indoor and outdoor living areas, modern entertainment systems, and an impressive selection of water toys, Royal Destiny is perfectly suited for both relaxation and fun-filled days at sea in the Argosaronic Gulf and Eastern Peloponnese.
Royal Destiny Amenities
Kayaks
Fishing Gear
Tender
Snorkeling Gear
SUP
2 x Sea scooters
Board Games
Floating Mats
Getting Aboard
Athens, Greece Directions
Royal Destiny is based in the Athens area and typically departs from Alimos Marina. Transfers from Athens International Airport or city hotels can be arranged upon request.
The yacht cruises the Argosaronic Gulf and Eastern Peloponnese, with flexible itineraries available depending on the season.
