Bootscharter in Türkei · Lagoon 400 in Fethiye / Ece Marina — “Winnie” — (2012)

Fethiye's position on Turkey's southwestern coast makes it an exceptional base for catamaran exploration, and Winnie puts you at the heart of it. This 2012 Lagoon 400 is built for the Greek islands and Turkish bays that lie within easy reach—places where the dual-hull design matters most. Two hulls mean she sits shallow in the water, letting you anchor comfortably in the kind of pristine shallows and hidden coves that monohulls cannot access. That same design creates rock-solid stability whether you're at rest or under way, and the wide beam opens up genuine living space. Below deck, five cabins and four bathrooms distribute comfort without cramping: you can genuinely accommodate a group of ten without anyone feeling squeezed. The saloon sits between the two hulls, light and airy, with the galley close by. Above, the cockpit is uncluttered and easy to manage, while the trampolines forward give you somewhere to lounge and watch the water slip past. The foredeck is uncomplicated—ideal for anchoring work or simply sitting with a view. A week from Ece Marina opens the entire southwest coast: sail north toward Rhodes and the Greek islands, or south to the pine-backed beaches and Roman ruins of Dalyan and Ekincik. The shallow draft means you can follow the coastline closely, exploring small anchorages others miss. Winnie handles both the open passages and the tight Mediterranean work comfortably, leaving the details of the boat to handle themselves.