Boat charter in Greece · Dufour Catamaran 48 in Mykonos / Port of Mykonos — “Caipirinha” — (2019)

Mykonos is the perfect launchpad for a Dufour 48 catamaran, and Caipirinha makes the most of her position in this busy Aegean port. From here, you reach the Cyclades within hours, anchor in shallow turquoise bays where larger monohulls cannot go, and return each evening to a working harbor with all the provisions and energy you'd want for a week at sea. Aboard, the twin-hull design means stability that matters when eleven guests settle in for a week together. The six cabins and five bathrooms spread across both hulls, minimizing congestion and giving families or friends genuine private space. Above deck, the wide trampolines and open foredeck provide room to sprawl between swims and sails, while the saloon and cockpit flow naturally as the social centers of life onboard. The shallow draft—a catamaran advantage—lets you nose into anchorages and beach stops that reveal the quieter side of the islands. A crewed charter transforms how you experience these waters. Your crew handles navigation and sail trim, freeing you to explore on your terms: snorkeling over reefs, island-hopping on a whim, or simply anchoring in a spot that caught your eye. The galley delivers proper meals, the salon hosts relaxed dinners and games, and the cockpit becomes your evening gathering place. In seven days from Mykonos, you'll cover enough ground to feel you've really sailed the Aegean, not just visited it.