Bootscharter in Türkei · Lagoon 40 in Fethiye / Ece Marina — “Miber Aries” — (2024)

From Fethiye's Ece Marina, Miber Aries opens a week of cruising along Turkey's rugged southwest coast—close to the Twelve Islands, the Lycian tombs cut into cliffsides, and anchorages that most day-boat tourists never reach. This 2024 Lagoon 40 catamaran gives eleven guests the layout and stability to make that exploration genuinely relaxed. Below deck, the six cabins and four bathrooms let everyone retreat to proper privacy. The central saloon flows between helm and galley, with windows that frame the water you're sailing through. Topside, the cockpit sits naturally between twin hulls, and the forward trampoline stretches between the bows—a place to lie still in the morning or watch the coast slide past at anchor. Two hulls change everything about how a catamaran behaves. Miber Aries sits flat at anchor, barely moving even when the wind picks up. The shallow draft means you can approach beaches and enter bays where conventional yachts draw too much water, opening anchorages that deeper boats cannot use. The beam—the width across both hulls—creates genuine space: no corridor sailing where guests jostle past each other. Six cabins across 11.74 metres means each sleeper gets proper headroom and stowage. Whether you're bareboat sailing with friends who know what they're doing, or a family renting the whole boat, that width and stability work in your favor from day one.