Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 380 in Nikiti - Chalkidiki / Nikiti — “Caramela” — (2003)

Sailing from Nikiti puts you within easy reach of Chalkidiki's sheltered bays and the Sporades beyond. Caramela, a 2003 Lagoon 380, is built for exactly this kind of Greek cruising. Her twin hulls sit shallow in the water—perfect for nudging into the sandy coves and rocky anchorages that deeper boats cannot reach. That same two-hull design keeps her stable at anchor, a real comfort when you're settled for the evening with a full group aboard. Below deck, the layout works for mixed crews and families. Four cabins sleep ten across berths arranged to suit different group dynamics, with two bathrooms to manage the morning rush. The saloon opens straight from the galley, creating a natural gathering space that doesn't feel cramped even when everyone's on board. Above, the cockpit gives helmsman and crew room to move, and the wide trampoline nets between the hulls are where you'll spend afternoons reading or watching the water slip past. A week's bareboat charter from Nikiti means you're free to set your own pace. Anchor deep in a quiet bay one day, sail to a working fishing village the next. The Lagoon 380's size and draft combination opens anchorages that crowded monohulls have to skip, while the extra beam gives you the space and stability that make extended time afloat genuinely relaxing rather than a test of patience.