Bootscharter in Griechenland · Nautitech 44 Open in Lavrion / Olympic Marina — “Hydra” — (2026)

Launching from Lavrion on Greece's coast, Hydra opens the Saronic Islands and beyond to groups and families seeking room to breathe. The Nautitech 44 Open's six cabins sleep up to 10 guests across two full bathrooms, allowing extended trips without the usual compromises of close quarters. The main saloon flows into a generous cockpit, creating social spaces where the crew can gather or spread out. Forward, the wide trampoline and foredeck invite sunbathing and swimming breaks, transforming downtime into part of the journey. Two hulls make a practical difference. Hydra's hulls provide the platform stability that makes anchoring feel secure even in moderate swell, allowing longer, more restful nights at sea. The shallow draft reaches hidden bays and sandy beaches where monohulls cannot follow—access that transforms a week's itinerary from crowded anchorages to secret stops. The beam creates usable interior width: cabins don't feel narrow, the saloon breathes, and everyone finds their own quiet corner when needed. From Lavrion, a week of bareboat sailing spans the Saronic Islands' close quarries and whitewashed villages, or longer passages toward the Sporades. Light winds and gentle currents suit relaxed pacing. Hydra's efficient engines handle the windless days that are common in summer, ensuring you keep to your own schedule rather than fighting conditions. For mixed-ability crews or families, the catamaran's stability and space create confidence from day one.