Bootscharter in Dodecanese · Excess 14 in Rhodes New Marina — “La Vita E Bella” — (2025)

Departing from Rhodes New Marina puts you within immediate reach of the Dodecanese—a cruising ground where turquoise anchorages and ancient island villages cluster within easy sail distances. La Vita E Bella, a 2025 Excess 14, is built to make this kind of intimate exploration feel spacious and unhurried. Six cabins and three bathrooms across nearly 14 meters mean every guest sleeps well and moves through the boat without compromise. The saloon and cockpit flow naturally from one another, creating a single social hub that works whether you're anchored for the evening or running between islands. Broad trampolines forward give you a place to stretch out and watch the water change colour below. The twin hulls do the real work here. They keep La Vita E Bella steady at anchor even when the Aegean gets restless, and their shallow 1.3-meter draft opens access to shallow bays and beach approaches that would defeat a monohull. For groups and families, the wide beam distributes weight and movement without the roll you'd feel on a narrower boat. Below decks, the twin-hulled design creates cabins with genuine headroom and genuine privacy, not the cramped quarters of smaller vessels. From Rhodes, you have the freedom to choose your own pace: day sailing between close islands, or longer hops to less-visited anchorages. This is what bareboat freedom feels like when the boat itself is built to deliver it.