Boat charter in Dodecanese · Lagoon 39 in Rhodes New Marina — “Catallou” — (2017)

Rhodes New Marina sits at the gateway to the Dodecanese, and Catallou gives you the right platform to make the most of it. This 2017 Lagoon 39 sleeps twelve across six cabins with four bathrooms—enough separation and comfort for families or friend groups to cruise together for a week without feeling crowded. Each cabin has its own bunk configuration, and the bathroom layout spreads across the boat, so mornings run smoother than they might on a monohull of similar size. Life aboard centers on two wide, stable hulls that sit shallow in the water. You'll anchor confidently in bays and beside beaches that deeper boats can't reach, and the platform feels rock-solid when you're at rest. The dual hulls also create unusual space: wide side decks for moving safely around the boat, trampolines that stretch between the bows for stretching out in the sun, and a generous foredeck for watching the islands appear. The saloon and galley occupy the bridging cabin space, giving you and your guests a social heart for meals and evening gatherings. The cockpit runs across the stern, giving the helmsman clear sightlines and room for spectators. From Rhodes New, a week takes you across to Turkey's coast, through the northern Dodecanese, or south toward Symi and Tilos. The Lagoon 39 handles the Aegean's mood shifts well, and the shallow draft opens anchorages that reward exploration. Bareboat charter puts you in command of your own itinerary.