Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 42 in Syros / Finikas port — “Winny (skippered only)” — (2019)

Syros anchors the Cyclades with quieter charm than Mykonos or Santorini, and Finikas port puts Winny (skippered only) at the heart of island-hopping routes where crowded resorts fade into genuine Aegean life. This 2019 Lagoon 42 sleeps eight across five separate cabins, each with its own bathroom—a rarity that means everyone gets space, privacy, and no queuing for showers after a day on deck. The catamaran's two hulls do the real work here. They sit shallow in the water, opening access to the sandy bays and rocky coves where monohull charters cannot go. At anchor, they barely move in the swell; families with children and groups mixing strong swimmers with nervous ones will appreciate the stability underfoot. The trampolines stretched between those hulls catch the breeze and give you a perch to watch the water change colour through the day. Below, the saloon runs the full width of the bridge deck, with room for everyone to gather out of the afternoon heat, while the cockpit wraps around three sides—perfect for eating dinner as the light turns gold, or for your skipper to manage the Yammars and furling sails with ease. A week from Syros opens the south Cyclades. You'll anchor off Antiparos to swim into sea caves, pick your way through the islands around Naxos, or drift across open water to Ios or Santorini depending on conditions and the group's pace. The shallow draft means you're never locked to the main harbours.