Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 440 in Preveza Main Port — “Strawberry” — (2008)

Preveza Main Port opens your week to the sheltered Ionian coastline and its hidden anchorages—places where a shallow-draft catamaran like Strawberry truly shines. This 2008 Lagoon 440 sits low in the water compared to monohulls, letting you slip into bays and beaches that deeper keels cannot reach, and her twin hulls plant her firmly on the seabed whether you're dropping anchor for lunch or settling in for the night. Living aboard Strawberry works because space spreads across two hulls rather than clustering in one. Six cabins and four bathrooms mean each guest has their own cabin and no queuing for showers. The saloon sits high enough to capture views through broad windows, and the cockpit stretches wide—proper room for the whole party to cook, eat, and gather without feeling crowded. Forward, the trampolines and foredeck give you a place to stretch out, spot wildlife, or simply lie back under the stars. The catamaran design delivers another advantage: stability at anchor. Two hulls spaced apart resist rolling, so you sleep soundly even when the wind picks up. Above deck, the wide platform makes handling easier than a single-hulled yacht, and bareboat charter from a main port means access to provisions, fuel, and local knowledge within walking distance. Whether you're a group of friends, two families, or experienced sailors looking for space and seaworthiness, Strawberry's Lagoon pedigree and Preveza location combine to give you a week that genuinely goes where you want to go.