Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 380 S2 in Corfu / Gouvia / D-Marin Marina Gouvia — “Dido” — (2014)

Based at D-Marin Gouvia on Corfu's northeast coast, Dido sits at the heart of Greece's most accessible sailing paradise. You're minutes from the Ionian's shallow turquoise bays and just hours from the Albanian coast, making this 2014 Lagoon 380 S2 an ideal base for a week exploring protected anchorages and hidden beaches where a 10-person group would otherwise struggle to find a single mooring. The twin-hull design gives Dido its working advantages. Shallow draft means you'll reach beaches and sandy coves where monohulls can't follow. At anchor, the wide 6.9-meter beam provides genuine stability—no rolling at night, no bracing yourself in the galley. The hulls create two engine rooms worth of space, and that translates to six separate cabins below and two full bathrooms, so a family or group of ten actually sleeps and washes comfortably rather than in shifts. On deck, the trampolines stretch between the hulls, offering a social platform for morning coffee or sunset watching. The spacious cockpit sits high enough to clear spray, and the foredeck is secure and open for swimming stops or simply sprawling out under Greek sun. Inside, the saloon flows naturally between the two hulls with headroom and light you'd expect from a vessel this size. The bareboat setup appeals to experienced crews and confident sailors stepping up from smaller boats. From Gouvia, your week's cruising opens northward to Paxos and Antipaxos, or south toward Lefkas and the scattered islands—each day a new anchorage, each anchorage chosen by what Dido's shallow draft and stable platform make possible.