Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 380 in Lefkada / Marina Perigiali — “Why Knot” — (2018)

From Lefkada's Marina Perigiali, Why Knot opens a direct route into the Ionian's best cruising waters—Meganissi's protected anchorages, the shallow bays around Nidri, and the island clusters that dot this corner of Greece. A 2018 Lagoon 380, she's built for this work, with twin hulls that let her sit confidently at anchor even in open water, and a shallow draft that gets you into the sand-and-seagrass bays where monohulls can't follow. Ten guests across six cabins, two bathrooms, and the catamaran's trademark wide beam mean no one's negotiating cramped passages or sharing facilities under pressure. Life on board centres on the saloon, where the bridging deck opens sight lines to the water and lets sea air move through freely. Forward, the trampolines between the hulls are where you'll find yourselves at sunrise, legs dangling over the water. The foredeck works hard too—accessible and sensible, with room to move when you're setting or dropping sail. Below, the cabins are genuinely separate spaces, not afterthoughts, and the two full heads mean the rhythms of a larger group actually work. As a bareboat charter, Why Knot is yours to read and sail—no fixed schedule, no commentary, no compromise. You're given the boat and the coastline, and the week becomes whatever you make it: long lunches in small ports, snorkeling from peaceful anchorages, or simply watching the light change across the water from your own private deck.