Bootscharter in Griechenland · FP 44 in Corfu / Gouvia / D-Marin Marina Gouvia — “Simba” — (2026)

Launching from D-Marin Marina Gouvia puts you on the doorstep of the Ionian's most protected sailing grounds. Simba, a 2026 Fountaine Pajot FP 44, is built for exactly this kind of cruising—shallow anchorages between Corfu and the Paxi islands, long lazy days at a sandy beach, and the confidence that comes with rock-solid stability whether you're sitting still or moving through a swell. The two-hulled design means you'll notice the difference immediately. The wide platform keeps motion to a minimum at anchor, while the shallow draft lets you reach places deeper keeled yachts cannot. Six private cabins spread across both hulls, each with its own ensuite bathroom from the five available, mean everyone has space and privacy. The saloon sits central, open to the cockpit, and the foredeck spans generously between the bows with trampoline netting—perfect for morning coffee or evening stars. With berths for ten, families and groups find natural arrangements that work. From Gouvia, a week's sailing takes you through islands that define the Greek cruising calendar. The Paxi islands anchor peacefully in shallow bays. Zakynthos and Kefalonia offer evening anchorages where the seabed is visible and holding is sure. The FP 44's stability and space mean you're not fighting the boat while you explore—you're simply sailing it, enjoying the company aboard, and discovering why these waters keep people coming back.