Yacht Description
“A 56ft Lagoon from 2014.”
AURA yacht is a 56 ft long sailboat catamaran and spends the summer in greece. It was built by Lagoon in 2014. A refit was done in 2022. The yacht layout features 5 cabins and accommodates 9 guests. The cabin arrangement is following: 4 double cabins, 2 single cabins.
The sailboat features a generator.
Specifications
- Length overall
- 56ft / 17.07 m
- Beam
- 9.44m
- Draft
- 1.56m
- Builder
- Lagoon
- Year built
- 2014
- Refit
- 2022
- Type
- Sailing Catamaran
- Cruising speed
- 7 knots
- Top speed
- 10 knots
- Generator
- 7.5 kw ONAN
- Consumption
- 30 Litres/Hr
- Guests
- 9
- Cabins
- 5
- Crew
- 3
Charter Price
From €15,500 to €26,000 per week, plus APA.
Plus Expenses arrangement — boat and crew only, without tip.
Shorter stays: weekly rate ÷ 7 × nights. All prices generated as a guide. Availability subject to confirmation. Gratuity is at the charterer’s discretion.
Variable expenses — fuel, food, marina fees — are deducted from an Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA), an additional deposit added to the charter price. The remainder is returned after charter.
- Total guests
- 9
- Total cabins
- 5
- Double cabins
- 4
- Single cabins
- 2
- Heads
- 5
- Showers
- 5
- A/C
- Full
- A/C at night
- No
5 staterooms for 9 guests.
Cabins: 5 (4 double + 1 twin with bunk beds)
All with ensuite bathrooms
- Captain
- John Chalkousis
- Nationality
- Greek
- Languages
- English, Greek
- Crew size
- 3
John Chalkousis
Captain
Theodosis Siriodis
Deckhand / Steward
Nikos Chalkousis
Deckhand / Steward
Nationality: Greek
Languages: English, Greek
Description:
Captain John is an expert in ensuring smooth and safe voyages. He has a deep understanding of Greek waters, ensuring that every journey is both safe and filled with unforgettable discoveries.
His calm demeanor and strong leadership ensure a well-organized crew and a relaxed atmosphere for guests. His professionalism and hospitality make him the perfect captain to ensure a memorable experience for everyone on board.
When off-duty, he enjoys sailing on his own time and spending time with his family and friends.
Deckhand / Steward: Theodosis Siriodis
Nationality: Greek
Languages: English, Greek
Description:
Theodosis is a dedicated and versatile deckhand/steward with a strong background in both sailing and hospitality. With years of experience as a sailor across the Greek islands, he brings a hands-on, practical approach to every aspect of life on board.
His calm, reliable nature and strong work ethic make him an essential part of the crew. Theodosis is known for his professionalism, consistency, and ability to work seamlessly with others, always ensuring that guests feel safe, cared for, and welcome.
Outside of work, he enjoys sports, freediving, fishing, and exploring the sea — his greatest passion.
Deckhand / Steward: Nikos Chalkousis
Nationality: Greek
Languages: English, Greek
Description:
Nikos is a reliable and enthusiastic person who brings international experience and a strong sense of teamwork to the crew. Having worked both in Greece and Croatia, he is well-acquainted with the yachting world and delivers service with a friendly and professional attitude.
As the brother of Captain John, Nikos shares a deep bond and seamless communication with the captain and rest of the crew, ensuring smooth collaboration and a well-coordinated onboard environment. His positive energy, adaptability, and commitment to guest satisfaction make him a valuable asset to the team.
Off duty, Nikos enjoys cooking, exploring new destinations and spending time on the water.
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Crew
- Salon TV
- Yes
- Nude charters
- On inquiry
- Special diets
- On inquiry
- Kosher
- On inquiry
- Gay charters
- On inquiry
- Crew smokes
- On inquiry
- Generator
- 7.5 kw ONAN
- Sea scooter
- Yes
Captain interview
AURA: Sailing Catamaran Charter in Greece with the Captain
The captain of AURA, a Lagoon 560 sailing catamaran, discusses the yacht's features, amenities, and the experience of chartering in Greece.
In this video
When it sails, it's more luxurious and more fun.
Captain0:06
Last year we had a total refit inside, so all the surfaces, everything is new.
Captain0:37
On the catamaran, one thing for sure is that it's easier to get the guests involved in sailing if they want to, of course.
Captain2:35
Transcript — AURA: Sailing Catamaran Charter in Greece with the Captain
>> Captain: Catamaran, when it sails, it's more luxurious and more fun.
Sailing, we have a lot of toys on board. We have a SUP, we have a kayak. If the clients want as an extra, we also bring a jet ski on board. So either we tow the jet ski or the dinghy. You have to have everything, you know. If you can accommodate a jet ski on board, you already go into a completely different league.
This is a Lagoon 560. Year of built is 2014, but last year we had a total refit inside, so all the surfaces, everything is new. We have five cabins: four doubles and one bunk bed. We take up to nine guests because we're three crew. It's myself, the captain, we have the deckhand and the cook. So on the starboard side, we have the master cabin if you go in and right.
All of the cabins have their own bathroom and shower. We have a water maker, we have one generator and AC and everything. 56 feet. Cruising speed just with engines is around 8 knots, 8 and a half knots in flat conditions. But with sails, we go much, much faster.
We're based in Athens, Alimos. So usually we sail around the Cyclades. If the weather is very bad and rough, we do Saronic, but most of the time it's Cyclades for us. My favorite place in Greece is Polyaigos. It's a small island behind Milos. It's like a blue lagoon over there, very nice for swimming and spending the night.
I personally believe that when guests choose between a monohull and a catamaran, when we first get the inquiry, often times they already know that they want a monohull or they already know that they want a catamaran. I almost feel like they're two different types of people that enjoy two different types of things. So it's very rare that we get clients that charter a catamaran one day and a monohull the next. So you kind of have to have the personality for a catamaran and a personality for a monohull.
On the catamaran, one thing for sure is that it's easier to get the guests involved in sailing if they want to, of course. Yeah, yeah, you, it's easier to explain stuff and everything because everything is easier up here, you know, we don't move too much. Yeah, so you can get everyone involved in sailing.
Captain interview
Broker Review of Aura Catamaran in the BVI
Daniel Asmus from DMA Yachting reviews the Aura, a Lagoon 65 catamaran, highlighting its stability, ease of operation, and spacious layout for charter guests.
In this video
This vessel is 65 feet long and 35 feet wide, which makes the boat very, very stable when underway.
Broker Daniel Asmus0:31
Everything is controllable from the helm station, which would be right up here. It just makes it really easy for the client as well as the crew to maneuver the vessel in a safe manner.
Broker Daniel Asmus0:50
Everybody does have their own space on a 65-foot catamaran if you charter the vessel more than a week.
Broker Daniel Asmus2:08
More video
Diving
Yacht offers Rendezvous Diving only
Registry & Permits
- Flag
- Greek
- Homeport
- Mykonos, Greece
- License
- 1
- Permit
- 1
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