Bootscharter in Athens / Saronic Gulf · Lagoon 51 in Porto Cheli — “ELOYA RAY” — (2026)

Porto Cheli sits at the gateway to the Peloponnese's finest cruising grounds, and ELOYA RAY is built to take full advantage. This 2026 Lagoon 51 catamaran places you within easy reach of sheltered anchorages, white-sand beaches, and the scattered islands of the Argolic Gulf—waters that reward both sailors and those seeking a quieter pace. The twin-hull design is why this boat works so well for groups. You anchor in shallow bays that monohulls cannot reach, and the wide platform creates genuine stability at rest—no swinging or rolling when you're settled for the evening. Inside, five cabins and four bathrooms mean no one waits in line; the layout spreads guests across both hulls, with private quarters and room to breathe. The main saloon opens to 360-degree views, while the cockpit flows seamlessly into the trampolines and foredeck—continuous space for sunbathing, socializing, or simply watching the sea. A week from Porto Cheli lets you move slowly. You might sail north to the Hydra group, anchor off the Peloponnesian coast where the water is clearest, or drift between small harbors that feel genuinely remote. The shallow draft gives you freedom most boats lack, and with a professional crew handling navigation and meals, you concentrate on what matters: conversation, swimming, and the particular light of the Greek afternoon.