Diva
Lagoon 450 Fly
- Olympic Marina, Greece
- Catamaran
- Built 2016
- Skipper licence required
- South Sea Sail
Diva is a 2016 Lagoon 450 Fly based in Olympic Marina, Greece, operated by South Sea Sail . It sleeps 12 in 6 cabins. The cheapest charter still open is 17 October 2026 at €4,400 all in — that is the whole cost, base charter plus every obligatory extra, not a starting figure. 11 of 11 departures in the next eighteen months are still free.
Operated by South Sea Sail of Lavrio. You pay the operator directly — we never hold your money.
Specification
- Cabins
- 6
- Berths
- 12
- Heads
- 4
- Maximum aboard
- 12
- Waterline length
- 13.96 m
- Beam
- 7.87 m
- Draught
- 1.30 m
- Built
- 2016
- Engine
- 2 X 34 kW
- Skipper licence
- Required
- Shortest charter
- 7 days
- Changeover day
- Saturday
- Aboard from
- 17:00:00
- Ashore by
- 09:00:00
Availability
Booked weeks are shown as well as free ones, so you can see how much of the season has already gone. Every free week opens the search for those dates.
Free — the price is the all-in totalBooked
October 2026
November 2026
What the operator says
Diva — Lagoon 450 Fly Step aboard Diva, a spacious and elegant Lagoon 450 Fly catamaran designed for unforgettable sailing holidays in the Greek islands. With her generous living areas, elevated flybridge, and smooth cruising performance, Diva offers the perfect balance of comfort, style, and practicality. Built in 2016, this 13.96m catamaran features 6 cabins, 12 berths, and 4 bathrooms, making her an excellent choice for families, groups of friends, or skippered charters seeking space and privacy. Her wide decks, bright saloon, and panoramic views create a relaxed onboard atmosphere, while the flybridge provides a superb social space for sailing, sunbathing, and enjoying the Cycladic scenery. Whether anchored in a quiet bay or cruising between islands, Diva delivers a premium catamaran experience with the stability, comfort, and freedom that make the Lagoon 450 Fly one of the most popular choices for Greek island charters.
Supplied by South Sea Sail .


























