Boat charter in Greece · Bali 4.8 in Corfu / Gouvia / D-Marin Marina Gouvia — “Laguana” — (2020)

Laguana sits ready at D-Marin in Gouvia, ideally placed for bareboat sailors exploring the Ionian. This 2020 Bali 4.8 gives six cabins and six bathrooms across 14.28 meters—each cabin holds two berths, meaning 12 guests stay without sharing facilities or bunking children with strangers. The main saloon runs between the hulls, creating real headroom and uncluttered sightlines over the water. The forward cabin sits in the port hull, the aft cabins spread across both, and bathrooms are distributed so no one waits in the morning. Topside, the wide beam means foredeck stability for swimming and sunbathing without the roll that makes monohulls tiring on anchor. The trampolines between hulls stretch from the bow back toward the mast—genuinely useful lounge space, not just a photo op. The cockpit sits high enough to see approaching traffic and feels separated from the cabins below, so someone can rest undisturbed while others sail. Twin Yanmar engines and modern sail systems mean you handle varied Ionian conditions without fuss. From Corfu, you have the Diapontia Islands to the north, Paxi and Antipaxi to the south, and the Albanian coast within reach. The catamaran's shallow draft works quiet anchorages off small villages and white-sand beaches where larger yachts can't follow. For a group or family taking a week, that combination of private cabins, stable platform, and day-sailing reach defines the bareboat week many hope for.