Bootscharter in Griechenland · Excess 14 in Lefkada / D-Marin Marina Lefkas — “Tiramisu” — (2024)

From Lefkada's D-Marin Marina, Tiramisu puts a dozen cruisers within reach of Greece's Ionian islands with space and comfort that justify gathering a full party. This 2024 Excess 14 splits its beam across twin hulls, so four separate bathrooms, six cabins, and a saloon that breathes mean nobody's queuing or feeling cramped. Cabins sleep two or three; the main social areas—saloon, galley, cockpit—stay airy and sociable whether the group is eating, navigating, or just talking through the day's mooring choice. The catamaran's shallow draft opens anchorages tight monohulls skip: tucked bays, sandy holds near villages, the shallow waters around smaller islands. At rest, the twin hulls deliver stability without swing and heel—matters when you're cooking dinner or settling in for the evening. Broad trampolines forward give open-water views and lounging room; the cockpit works as both helm and gathering spot, with shade when you need it and sight lines across the water. Week-long itineraries from Lefkada sweep through Meganissi, across to Skorpios and Madouri, down toward the Nydri coast, or north toward the Paxi group. Variable winds and coastline shape each day's sail and anchorage, but Tiramisu's size and twin-hull grip mean bareboat skippers handle her confidently. She carries the crew, the provisions, and enough room to make a week feel unhurried.