Bootscharter in Dodecanese · Lucia 40 in Rhodes New Marina — “Enéa” — (2018)

Enéa is based in Rhodes New Marina, a gateway to the Dodecanese islands where shallow anchorages and sheltered bays reward sailors exploring Greece's eastern Aegean. The Lucia 40's 1.2-meter draft lets you slip into coves and beaches that deeper-hulled boats cannot reach, opening week-long cruising possibilities from Symi to Tilos without compromising on comfort or space. Living aboard works because two hulls give you what one cannot. The wide 6.5-meter beam creates a stable platform at anchor—no rolling in overnight swells—so sleeping, dining, and relaxing feel effortless even when the sea picks up. Below deck, three cabins and two bathrooms ensure everyone has privacy and routine. The saloon sits between the hulls where natural light floods in, while the galley sits positioned to serve both inside dining and deck entertaining. Topside, the trampolines stretch forward between the bows, a favorite spot for morning coffee or afternoon reading, and the foredeck offers uncluttered space for swimming and sunbathing. For a group or family charter, the Lucia 40 balances freedom with practicality. Six guests have room to spread out—no cramped quarters or bathroom queues. The cockpit keeps you connected to the water and each other, with room to sit, helm, and move about without fuss. Whether you're anchoring off a quiet island village or pulling into a lively harbor town, Enéa gives you the shallow-draft access and stable platform to explore the Dodecanese your way.