Boat charter in Greece · Dufour Catamaran 48 in Lefkada / Port of Lefkas — “Mojito” — (2019)

Lefkada's protected waters and island-studded coastline are made for a boat like Mojito, where eleven guests can spread across six separate cabins without stepping on each other. The Dufour 48 catamaran keeps everyone comfortable: the main saloon sits central between the hulls, naturally cooled by cross-ventilation; the galley is properly equipped; five bathrooms mean no morning queues; and cabins range from generous doubles to cosy sleeping berths, each with its own hatch and air. Up top, the wide trampolines and foredeck invite afternoon lounging, while the twin-level cockpit provides shelter or open-air dining depending on the day. Two hulls change what's possible in these waters. Mojito sits rock-steady at anchor, even when the wind picks up—no swinging that tires your crew or tests their nerves. The shallow draft lets you ghost into bays and sandy coves that deeper boats miss entirely, from Meganisi's hidden corners to the turquoise shallows around Scorpios. For a bareboat week, this matters: you're not fighting the boat, and you're reaching places other groups won't find. Based in Lefkada, you start surrounded by sailing. The Ionian delivers consistent winds, calm anchorages, and a chain of inhabited and wild islands within easy reach. Families and friend groups charter Mojito for the space, the stability, and the freedom to plot your own route at your own pace. This is a boat built to sail, and a location built to enjoy it from.