Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 46 in Corfu / Mpenitses / Marina Benitses — (2024)

Marina Benitses puts you at the threshold of the Ionian's most rewarding anchorages: the wooded shores of Corfu itself, the turquoise bays of Paxos and Antipaxos to the south, and the Diapontian islands beyond. Corfu, a 2024 Lagoon 46, gives you the vessel to explore them properly. Six cabins sleep twelve guests across two hulls, each with its own ensuite bathroom—a layout that lets families and friends spread out without compromise. The catamaran's dual hulls are designed precisely for what awaits you: they sit shallow in the water, so you can nose into the small bays and beaches other boats cannot reach. At anchor, they provide the stability that makes relaxing on deck a pleasure, not a balancing act. Living aboard centers on flow rather than constraint. The main saloon opens through full-length windows to the cockpit, where the trampolines and foredeck give you open-air space to move and breathe. Two wide hulls mean the cabins are properly proportioned and the saloon doesn't feel like a corridor. Galley and navigation stations sit within easy reach of whoever is steering, and the bathrooms are distributed across the boat so twelve people don't queue. A professional crew can be engaged, handling the sailing and all the details that turn a week into an experience rather than a logistics puzzle. What matters is that Corfu was built to carry a group comfortably into some of Europe's finest cruising grounds.