Bootscharter in Griechenland · Excess 11 in Lefkada / Port of Lefkas — “One Kiss” — (2024)

Lefkada's sheltered anchorages and protected bays are made for a catamaran like One Kiss. From this Greek base, you're positioned to explore the Ionian Sea's most appealing waters—whether that's the quiet coves around Meganissi, the busier island culture of Nydri, or day trips across to Kefalonia. The shallow draft that comes with twin hulls lets you reach beaches and sandy holds that monohulls can't touch, and the stable platform means you can anchor confidently in most conditions without the constant roll. Living aboard for a week, the two-hull design delivers real advantages. Six cabins and two bathrooms spread across an 11.42-metre beam give 10 guests genuine privacy and space to move—no cramped quarters or queuing for showers. The saloon sits high and open between the hulls, offering 360-degree views while you dine or shelter from wind. The cockpit stays spacious and dry, and the wide trampolines forward are perfect for swimming breaks or simply stretching out between sails. You're not perched on the water; you're genuinely settled on it. One Kiss handles the practical side without fuss. The recent build means reliable systems, straightforward sail handling with the furling rig, and engines that do their job in light winds or tight mooring approaches. From Lefkada, a week of bareboat cruising puts serious distance within reach—long enough to fall into the rhythm of Greek island sailing without feeling rushed.