Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 43 in Corfu / Mpenitses / Marina Benitses — “Michelangelo” — (2026)

Moored at Marina Benitses on Corfu, Michelangelo sits ready to unlock a week of island-hopping through waters that have changed little in centuries. This 2026 Lagoon 43 sleeps 12 across six private cabins, each with its own bathroom, so families and friends travel without compromise. Whether you're an experienced bareboat sailor or gaining your sea legs, the catamaran's responsive twin engines and forgiving handling suit both confidence levels. Life aboard spreads generously across two hulls. The main saloon and cockpit feel light and open, with sight lines to the horizon and easy access to the wide trampolines and foredeck—natural gathering spots during afternoon swims or evening anchorages. Cabins below range from double berths to twin bunks, all with good headroom and storage. Two hulls deliver what one cannot: the hull-to-hull stability that keeps Michelangelo level at anchor even when you're moving freely around deck, the shallow 1.6-meter draft that lets you glide into bays and sand-fringed beaches where deeper boats cannot follow, and the sheer floor space that transforms a sailing week into genuine comfort for a group. From Corfu, your routes are measured in beauty rather than distance. Paxos and Antipaxos lie within easy reach, their olive groves rolling down to quiet coves. Lefkada's emerald anchorages and the Peloponnese's coastal villages open southward. The twin-hulled design means you anchor confidently off small islands, step ashore in a dinghy, and return to a boat that feels like home.