Bootscharter in Dodecanese · Lagoon 46 in Rhodes New Marina — “No Worries” — (2021)

Rhodes New Marina sits at the gateway to the Dodecanese and Turkish coast, making it an ideal launch point for week-long explorations of the eastern Aegean. No Worries, a 2021 Lagoon 46, translates that advantage into weeks of anchoring freedom. The catamaran's twin hulls and shallow 1.2-metre draft open access to the protected bays and sandy anchorages that deeper monohulls cannot reach—spots where you might drop anchor alone while others crowd mainstream harbours. Living aboard works intuitively. Six cabins sleep up to 12 guests, with five bathrooms distributed to avoid queues. The saloon sits between the two hulls, flooded with natural light, while the galley connects seamlessly to dining and movement through the boat. Above, the wide cockpit spans the bridge deck; aft, the trampolines stretch between the hulls—perfect for lounging, swimming, or children to play safely over calm water. The foredeck gives way to a sun pad and mooring arrangements. Catamaran stability anchors everything here, literally. The two hulls resist the rolling that can exhaust guests on single-hulled boats. You cook, dine, and sleep level even on moderate swells. This stability matters most when your group includes families or when you've chosen to linger in a favourite anchorage rather than motor on. That's when the space—the cabins that don't feel cramped, the saloon where everyone fits—becomes what makes a charter memorable. From Rhodes New, a week aboard No Worries reaches Turkish waters, the Symi islands, and the Cyclades beyond.