Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 43 in Porto Heli — “SERENITY” — (2026)

Porto Heli sits at the threshold of two island-rich gulfs, making SERENITY an ideal launchpad for a week of Greek sailing. This Lagoon 43 catamaran accommodates nine guests across four cabins and three bathrooms, so families and groups can spread out comfortably without feeling crowded. The layout separates the owner's cabin forward from three guest cabins aft, each with ensuite facilities—a practical arrangement that keeps the boat's social spaces feeling open. The twin hulls make a real difference to how SERENITY lives at sea. On anchor, the wide beam sits absolutely stable even when the wind picks up, and the shallow 1.25-meter draft means you can reach quiet coves and sandy bays that monohulls cannot. The saloon spans the full width between the hulls, surrounded by windows that frame water and islands in all directions. The cockpit is generous and protected, with the foredeck and trampolines providing space to lounge between swims or simply watch the landscape change as you move along the coast. From Porto Heli, your week opens toward the Saronic Gulf's character-filled islands—Hydra and Spetses with their harbor villages, or quieter anchorages toward Methana and Poros. The catamaran's twin engines and responsive handling make daylight passages manageable, leaving time to explore on each destination. With good fuel and water capacity, you can cruise for days between resupply stops, giving you genuine freedom to follow the weather and your interests rather than a fixed itinerary.