Bootscharter in Dodecanese · Lagoon 380 S2 in Rhodes New Marina — “Beluga” — (2016)

Beluga sits at Rhodes New Marina, positioned perfectly for a week's island-hopping through the Dodecanese and across to the Turkish coast. The Lagoon 380 S2 hull shape gives you both advantages that matter on the water: stability you'll feel at anchor in open bay, and a draft shallow enough—just 1.10m—to let you slip into beaches and coves where other boats cannot reach. Four separate cabins keep groups and families comfortable without crowding. The layout spreads across both hulls, with a galley and saloon amidships, creating genuine living space rather than cabin-to-cabin narrowness. Two bathrooms serve the 10 berths, a practical arrangement for shared charters. The wide beam, 6.20m across, opens up the cockpit and gives you real deck real estate: trampolines strung between the hulls for daytime lounging, a foredeck solid enough for anchor work or simply watching ahead as you sail. The catamaran's beam also keeps the boat level when you're at rest, so galley work and sleeping feel level too—something guests notice immediately compared to monohull motion. Furling sails and a 57 HP Yanmar engine mean you needn't be a seasoned sailor to handle her confidently. From Rhodes, a week of bareboat sailing opens the full sweep of these islands: hidden anchorages, quiet villages, clear water for swimming, and the kind of sailing where the boat itself simply lets you focus on where you're going and who you're with.