Bootscharter in Cyclades · Lagoon 380 in Paros port — “Butterfly” — (2019)

Butterfly sits ready at Paros, one of the central Cyclades hubs, offering straightforward access to both the iconic islands—Mykonos, Delos, Naxos—and the quieter anchorages scattered through the archipelago. As a 2019 Lagoon 380, this six-cabin catamaran steps aboard 10 guests with the kind of space that transforms a week's charter from crowded to genuinely comfortable. Below deck, the Lagoon's signature layout works hard. Six cabins range from the full-beam master suite amidships to compact forward berths, each with its own portlight and ventilation. The saloon runs the full width between the hulls—unusual headroom, long sightlines, and enough seating for the whole group to gather without feeling pressed. Two bathrooms handle the practical reality of 10 people: one aft, one forward, each equipped with shower, head, and reasonable storage. The galley opens directly to the saloon, so whoever cooks stays connected to life aboard. The real living happens outside. Twin trampolines stretch across the bow, the foredeck gives you genuine room to move, and the open cockpit becomes your evening gathering place. Two hulls make this possible—they deliver the flat stability that lets you anchor confidently in the gentle swells many bays see, they draw shallow enough to reach beaches and small island harbors, and they give Butterfly the interior beam that monohulls simply cannot match. For families or friend groups sharing the cost and the adventure, that combination of livable space and seaworthy behavior is what separates a good week from a memorable one.