Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 39 in Preveza Marina — “Lost Cat” — (2016)

Preveza Marina sits at the gateway to the Ionian Islands, and Lost Cat puts you in the perfect position to explore them all—from the emerald coves of Paxos to the wind-swept straits around Lefkada. This 2016 Lagoon 39 offers the kind of room that groups and families actually need. Six separate cabins sleep ten guests, each with its own bathroom or shared facilities close by. The practical layout means everyone gets privacy without feeling cramped, while the saloon and open cockpit serve as natural gathering spaces where the crew cooks, eats, and watches the day unfold. Living aboard two hulls changes the whole experience. The wide stance keeps Lost Cat stable at anchor, so there's no rolling with the swell—just level comfort all night. The shallow draft opens up anchorages that monohulls can't reach: sandy bays, reefs, and protected inlets where you'll find yourself alone with the water. The twin hulls also create space that feels generous rather than squeezed. The trampolines between the bows are a favorite spot for early mornings, and the foredeck gives you room to move without the bow feeling like the end of a pin. For bareboat sailing, Lost Cat combines straightforward handling with genuine capability. You'll cover ground easily and anchor safely, week after week, with the confidence that the catamaran design gives you the platform to focus on where you're heading, not how you'll get there.