Boat charter in Dodecanese · Lagoon 40 in Rhodes New Marina — “Nemo” — (2023)

Moored at Rhodes New Marina, Nemo offers bareboat charterers immediate access to some of the Eastern Mediterranean's most varied cruising grounds. This 2023 Lagoon 40 sleeps ten guests across six cabins with five bathrooms—a rare ratio that means couples and families rarely queue for the shower, and groups can split comfortably between private berths and shared living spaces. Inside, two substantial double cabins anchor each hull, with additional single and twin berths forward and amidships. The main saloon spans the bridge deck, naturally lit and airy, flowing directly into an open cockpit where afternoon winds cool the crew. A broad trampoline stretches between the hulls forward—genuine sunbathing real estate that feels separate from the navigation and sailing action. The foredeck is equally generous, good for anchoring duties or simply watching dolphins track your boat. The catamaran's twin hulls deliver what monohulls cannot: Nemo sits flat at anchor, no uncomfortable heel even when wind picks up. The shallow draft allows you to tuck into sandy bays and beach coves that deep-keeled yachts cannot reach. Ten people have genuine room to spread out—someone reads below while others swim off the platform, the galley can handle dinner prep without chaos, and the cockpit fits everyone for evening drinks. From Rhodes, a week's cruising opens the entire Dodecanese: Symi's steep-sided harbour, Panormitis Monastery's anchorage, the quiet waters around Tilos. This is serious distance-covering, group-friendly sailing.