Boat charter in Greece · Aura 51 in Lefkada / Marina Perigiali — “Flow” — (2026)

Moored at Marina Perigiali, Flow sits ready to unlock the Ionian's most sheltered anchorages and shallowest bays—the twin-hulled advantage that makes a Fountaine Pajot Aura 51 the smart choice for Greek waters. With a draft shallow enough to slip into coves inaccessible to monohulls, and the stability that defines catamaran cruising, Flow holds her ground at anchor while you move freely across deck or relax in calm waters that feel impossibly clear. Living aboard Flow for a week means seven separate cabins, each with its own bathroom, so no queuing and no compromise on privacy. The twin hulls create genuine space: a generous saloon runs the length of the bridgedeck where natural light spills through broad windows, the galley is properly equipped to cook for twelve, and the cockpit is social rather than cramped. Broad trampolines between the bows invite lazy mornings, while the foredeck gives you room to actually move when raising sail or dropping anchor. The catamaran's two hulls mean stability that lets you read or prepare dinner without feeling the pitch and roll of a single hull, and the shallow draft opens the entire northern Ionian to you—from the Lefkada coast inward to Meganisi's protected harbors, across to Ithaca, and down toward Kephalonia's hidden beaches. A week aboard Flow is less about covering distance and more about anchoring where you choose, as often as you choose, in the kind of shallow turquoise waters where motorboats dare not venture.