Bootscharter in Griechenland · Nautitech 46 Fly in Corfu / Gouvia / D-Marin Marina Gouvia — “Aelia” — (2021)

Aelia sits in Corfu's Gouvia Marina, ready to take 12 bareboat sailors into the Ionian's sheltered bays and island anchorages. The 2021 Nautitech 46 Fly gives you what a 13.79-meter catamaran does best: space and steadiness. Six cabins and four bathrooms spread across two hulls mean everyone sleeps well and mornings run without queues. The main saloon opens to natural light, and the flybridge extends your living space upward—perfect for evening drinks when the wind drops. The twin hulls sit shallow in the water, letting you anchor off beaches and in tight coves where single-hull boats draw too much draft. They also lock you in place without spinning: crucial when you want to swim, or when a gust catches the canvas. Trampolines between the bows give you morning sun and a gentle perch between the two hulls. From Gouvia you're positioned to cruise island to island. Head south toward Lefkada and Meganissi, or stay close among the northern Ionian islands—Paxos and Antipaxos lie just offshore. A week's itinerary shapes itself around wind and whim: morning motor-sail to a lunch anchorage, afternoon swim, evening in a small port. The catamaran's stability and shallow draft open more anchoring choices than you'd have on a monohull, and the cabin space means fewer compromises for a group sailing together.