Boat charter in Greece · Aventura 37 in Lefkada / D-Marin Marina Lefkas — “YaMas” — (2024)

From Lefkada's D-Marin Marina, YaMas opens up a week of island-hopping through the Ionian Sea, where the Aventura 37's shallow draft lets you slip into bays and anchor off beaches that deeper monohulls must pass by. The twin hulls give you genuine stability whether you're sitting at anchor or moored stern-to in a crowded town harbor, and that stability translates to confidence for both your sailing and your life on board. Living aboard the 10.9-meter YaMas means having room to spread out. Four separate cabins let groups and families claim their own space, while two bathrooms mean less negotiation over shower times. The saloon sits at the heart of the boat, with the galley nearby for meal prep, and the covered cockpit is where most time happens during the day—sheltered enough for poor weather yet open enough to feel connected to the sea. The trampolines strung between the bows give you a sun platform right at the water's edge, and the foredeck is perfect for the quieter moments of a sailing week. The Aventura 37 is built for bareboat sailing: straightforward systems, responsive handling, and the kind of roominess that makes eight people comfortable rather than cramped. From this Lefkada base, you're within reach of Meganissi, Ithaca, Kefalonia, and the Echinades—islands with small harbors, quiet anchorages, and the kind of cruising rhythm that draws people back year after year.