Bootscharter in Marmaris / Fethiye / Gocek · Lucia 40 in Marmaris Yacht Marina — “Coco D” — (2019)

Coco D sleeps ten guests across four cabins and four bathrooms, making her a natural choice for families or friend groups splitting a week in Turkey's coastal waters. Each cabin pairs privacy with function, while the four full bathrooms—a rare comfort on any catamaran—eliminate morning queues. The main saloon occupies the bridging space between both hulls, flooded with light through wide windows and offering real headroom to move and gather. The cockpit extends aft with shade options, and twin trampolines stretch forward on the bows, giving crew and guests easy places to relax between swimming stops. Two hulls transform how you cruise and anchor. Coco D sits flat and stable even without stabilizers, so gentle swells barely register below deck. The Lucia 40's shallow draft opens access to Turkish bays and beaches where monohulls cannot follow—Ekincik's river channels, the lagoons near Dalyan, secret anchorages only shallow boats discover. Twin 57 HP Yarmars push her easily into and out of tight spots, and the split weight across two hulls means less stress on ground tackle, so you anchor with confidence in sand or mud. From Marmaris, a week lets you work southeast toward Bodrum, or curve northwest to Gökova. The base sits in a full-service marina, ideal for final provisioning before departure. Whatever route you choose, Coco D's beam and balance give everyone on board their own sense of space—a catamaran's primary gift.