Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 38 in Porto Heli — “AYAYU 1” — (2026)

Porto Heli sits at the southern tip of the Peloponnese, where the Aegean opens into endless options: the rocky islands of the Saronic Gulf, the sheltered bays around Spetses and Hydra, and the deeper waters toward Kythira. AYAYU 1, a 2026 Lagoon 38, is built to make the most of this geography. Her shallow draft and twin hulls let you slip into anchorages—sandy coves, village harbors, remote beaches—that deeper-keeled yachts cannot reach. The catamaran's layout spreads eight guests across four cabins and two bathrooms without feeling cramped. The main saloon sits between the hulls where movement and noise stay minimal, giving you a calm common space for meals and time together. The cockpit opens to the same area, creating one flowing social deck. Fore of the mast, the trampoline netting spans between hulls, a place to sunbathe, read, or watch the water pass beneath you. Below, each cabin has proper standing room and ventilation, and the bathrooms work without the compromise you find on smaller boats. Two hulls mean stability. AYAYU 1 sits nearly level at anchor even in chop, giving you solid footing and restful nights without the roll of a monohull. In wind, the wide beam keeps heel minimal, so sailing feels effortless rather than athletic. For a week cruising from Porto Heli, this means more time anchored in shallow water, fewer restrictions on where the group can go, and everyone aboard sleeping well.