Boat charter in Türkiye · Lagoon 42 in Marmaris / Albatros Marina — “Rhea” — (2024)

From Marmaris, Rhea sits ready to unlock the Turkish coast and beyond. This 2024 Lagoon 42 gives eight guests the kind of space most bareboat charters can't offer: four separate cabins, four full bathrooms, and room to breathe that makes families and friend groups feel genuinely comfortable rather than squeezed together. The two hulls do the real work. They keep the boat steady at anchor in open water, letting you drop the hook without that nervous feeling of drift. That shallow draft—one of the catamaran's signature strengths—opens up the smaller bays and beach stops that deeper-hulled boats simply cannot reach. You trade the single hull's roll for a platform that sits flat, night after night. On deck, the trampoline netting stretches between the hulls, offering a space to lie out and watch the water pass beneath you, while the foredeck provides room to gather without feeling cramped. Below, the saloon flows openly into the galley, creating a natural hub for the group. Four proper cabins mean nobody draws the short straw on sleeping arrangements. The cockpit sits high enough to watch the horizon and read the wind, with good protection for those who prefer to stay shaded. A week's sailing from Marmaris takes you along the Turkish Riviera's clear waters, into Greek waters if your permits allow, and past anchorages most tourists never find. Rhea's bareboat setup puts you in command of where each day takes you.