Boat charter in Türkiye · Lipari 41 in Fethiye Sailing Club — “Mirada” — (2013)

Moored at Fethiye Sailing Club, Mirada is positioned perfectly to unlock a week's exploration of Turkey's Aegean coast. This 2013 Fountaine Pajot Lipari 41 provides the dual-hull advantages that make catamaran sailing so rewarding: genuine stability whether you're anchored in a shallow bay or sailing open water, and a draft shallow enough to reach the small coves and beaches that monohull charters cannot access. From Fethiye, you can cruise toward Ölüdeniz, explore the Pine Bay anchorages, or venture further south past Kalkan and Kas. Living aboard works naturally across six cabins and four bathrooms, a practical layout for groups and families who need genuine privacy and comfort. The saloon sits central to the boat's life, a naturally lit gathering space that flows onto the cockpit where steering is intuitive and sightlines are clear. The trampolines between the hulls offer a social deck space for morning coffee or evening wind-down, while the foredeck provides an uncluttered platform for the crew. Two hulls give you what a single hull cannot: enough beam to spread out without feeling cramped, and enough stability at anchor that the boat sits level and forgiving even when swells pass through the bay. For bareboat charter, this means less physical stress on everyone aboard and more energy for actually exploring. Mirada makes a week afloat feel less like managing the boat and more like genuinely inhabiting it.