Boat charter in Greece · Bali 4.2 in Lefkada / Marina Perigiali — “My Santa Irini” — (2025)

Lefkada's protected anchorages and shallow bays demand a boat that can get close to shore without grounding. My Santa Irini, a 2025 Bali 4.2, does exactly that. Her twin hulls draw just 1.2 meters, so you'll reach white-sand beaches and hidden coves that monohulls cannot enter. That shallow draft matters when you're working your way south through the Ionian Islands or anchoring in the lee of Skorpios or Meganisi. The wide beam between the hulls keeps the boat level at rest—no rolling in swell, no bracing yourself while cooking or sleeping. Below deck, My Santa Irini holds six cabins and four bathrooms for twelve guests, a ratio that works when families or groups want privacy without cramping. The saloon bridges the two hulls, so natural light pours in from both sides. The cockpit sits elevated, giving helmsman and crew a proper view; the trampolines stretched between the bows catch sun and breeze before anyone goes below. That foredeck space is where crews gather on calm evenings, watching dolphins or the sunset over Albania. Bareboat from Marina Perigiali means your week is yours to shape. Head south toward Zakynthos and its turtle beaches, or spend days island-hopping through Paxi, Antipaxi, and Paxos. The catamaran's stability—built into her design, not just her anchoring—makes cruising relaxed rather than exhausting. You'll cover more ground, explore more comfortably, and feel the difference that twin hulls make.