Bootscharter in Griechenland · Excess 14 in Preveza Main Port — “LAS OLAS” — (2023)

Preveza Main Port sits where the Ionian Islands begin, and from this Greek gateway you can reach shallow anchorages and hidden bays that deeper-hulled boats simply cannot access. LAS OLAS, a 2023 Excess 14 catamaran, draws just 1.2 meters—shallow enough for the kind of exploring that makes a week stick with you. With two hulls, she sits flat and stable at anchor, held steady while you swim, dine on deck, or simply rest between passages. Six cabins across 14 meters give each of your 12 guests genuine privacy. The bathrooms—four of them—mean no crowded mornings when families travel together. Down below, the saloon is bright and airy, a gathering space that feels open rather than cramped. Above, the cockpit is designed for watch-keeping and easy handling, while the trampoline netting between the hulls gives you space to sprawl under the sun, and the foredeck is wide enough to move freely during sail changes or simply to enjoy the view. Two hulls also mean space. The Excess 14's wide beam spreads the interior into genuine cabins and creates room to live comfortably for seven days, not merely survive. From Preveza, your week might arc through the Echinades and into the Ionian proper, or hold steadily among quieter anchorages where the holding is good and the water runs clear. LAS OLAS handles variable wind and sea states with the forgiving motion that makes bareboat sailing accessible, leaving your crew fresher and happier at day's end.