Bootscharter in Sporades · Lagoon 42 in Skiathos — “ZAKI” — (2021)

From Skiathos, ZAKI opens up a week's worth of island-hopping through the Sporades—close enough that you reach new anchorages by mid-morning, yet far enough apart that each feels genuinely different. As a 2021 Lagoon 42, this catamaran gives you the twin-hull advantage from the moment you arrive. The wide beam means genuine stability at anchor, so you're not swinging uneasily or worrying about children moving around deck. The shallow draft lets you nose into bays and beach shallows where monohulls can't follow, and you'll notice the full 12.79 meters of length translates into real living space, not just sleeping berths. On board, six cabins and four bathrooms mean groups and families can spread out without compromise. The main saloon flows naturally into the cockpit area, creating one continuous social space that works whether you're sheltering from an afternoon wind or enjoying an evening meal under the stars. The trampolines connecting the bows give you an extra lounge zone—watch the water pass beneath you or use it as a quiet refuge. The foredeck is genuinely usable, not cramped, so you can move around safely when anchored or docked. For bareboat sailing, ZAKI is ready to go. Two engines handle the tight harbours around Skiathos, and the catamaran's forgiving motion makes long days at the helm less tiring. You get the space and stability that makes cruising with a group feel relaxed rather than crowded.