Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 43 in Preveza Marina — (2026)

Preveza Marina sits at the gateway to Greece's Ionian cruising grounds, and the Lagoon 43 makes full use of that position. Eight guests spread across four cabins and four bathrooms mean everyone finds their own space—a luxury that matters on a week-long cruise. The saloon opens to the cockpit through wide windows, keeping crew and guests connected, and the expansive trampolines forward make the bow a natural gathering spot as you approach an anchorage. Two hulls transform what a catamaran can do. The shallow draft lets you explore the skinny waters around Meganisi or slip into the white-sand bays that deeper boats cannot reach. At anchor, you sit rock-solid in any breeze, with the beam providing stability that single-hulled boats envy. That beam also means the cabin sole is genuinely wide; moving between the galley and saloon, or steering from the helm, never feels cramped. The four separate heads and two independent engine compartments are practical touches that make shared cruising straightforward. From Preveza, your week unfolds toward the Echinades Islands, up toward Lefkada's channels, or across to the Peloponnese. The Lagoon 43 is rigged for bareboat sailors who know their way around and confident enough to make their own passage decisions. Twin diesels and modern sail handling give you the tools. The rest—finding your rhythm between days under canvas and lazy anchored evenings—that's yours to discover.