Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 42 in Lefkada / Port of Lefkas — “INCA” — (2024)

Based in Lefkada's busy natural harbor, INCA sits ready to take nine sailors into Greece's most rewarding cruising waters. This 2024 Lagoon 42 is arranged around what makes catamarans special: five cabins and five bathrooms mean no one shares, five adult couples travel without compromise, and families spread across separate heads instead of queuing. Forward, the trampoline nets stretch between hulls where guests read or watch the water glide beneath—a perch no monohull offers. The saloon and cockpit flow as one open platform, sightlines unobstructed, helm and galley visible from the sun loungers aft. Two hulls deliver the practical gifts that define this boat's week. At anchor, INCA sits absolutely flat; no rolling, no sleepless nights, no spilled morning coffee. The twin keels draw barely 1.2 meters, opening shallow bays and sand-fringed beaches around the Ionian islands that deeper boats cannot reach. Load nine people aboard—their baggage, provisions, tender, toys—and the generous cabin sole and engine room sit low and stable, the boat composed rather than tippy or strained. From Lefkada, a week's charter runs the Ionian's protected chain northward toward Corfu, or turns south toward Ithaca, Kefalonia and the Peloponnese mainland. Summer winds stay gentle and predictable. Protected anchorages lie within day-sail reach of one another. INCA's size and shallow draft make her the right tool for both the sailor seeking solitude and the family or group wanting genuine comfort without giving up the sailing.