Bootscharter in Dodecanese · Lagoon 380 S2 in Rhodes New Marina — “Pegasus” — (2015)

Rhodes New Marina puts Pegasus in prime position for week-long island exploration across the Dodecanese, with the Symi channel, Panormitis anchorages, and dozen neighbouring bays all within easy reach. Built in 2015, this Lagoon 380 S2 combines the proven strength of catamaran design with thoughtful cabin planning—six separate sleeping quarters plus two bathrooms mean your group of up to 10 enjoys genuine privacy, not the cramped quarters typical of charter vessels this size. Inside, the twin-hull layout transforms everyday living. The wide saloon catches light from both sides and opens to a cockpit generous enough for the whole party to gather comfortably. Below decks, cabins radiate from a central corridor, each with its own character and purpose. The trampolines strung between hulls create a natural gathering spot for morning coffee or evening starlight, while the foredeck offers unobstructed views and open air for those seeking solitude. Two hulls deliver tangible advantages. Pegasus sits rock-stable at anchor even when the day breeze picks up, making swimming and time ashore feel less hurried. The shallow draft opens access to bays and beaches—protected holds and sandy approaches—that deep-keeled monohulls simply cannot enter. For bareboat sailors bringing your own crew, the stable platform and forgiving motion at sea means less seasickness and more energy for the sailing itself. This is the catamaran advantage distilled: comfort married to capability, freedom to explore without the typical trade-offs.