Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 450 Fly in Lefkada / Marina Perigiali — “Gin Tonic” — (2016)

Lefkada's sheltered waters and nearby island cluster make this Greek base exceptional for a week-long bareboat charter, and Gin Tonic sits ready to carry twelve guests across them. The Lagoon 450 Fly can hold a large group or multiple families without the tight quarters typical of smaller multihulls—six cabins and five bathrooms mean no competition for shower time at dawn. Below, the main saloon anchors social evenings, while the flybridge overhead extends that living space upward to catch the breeze and the view. What makes two hulls matter here becomes clear at anchor. The wide beam distributes weight across shallow draft hulls, so Gin Tonic sits rock-steady in Lefkada's calm bays and can nudge into quiet beaches elsewhere that deeper boats cannot reach. The generous trampolines and foredeck between the bows become genuine lounging territory, not just access lanes. Down below, the cabin layout spreads across both hulls, giving sleeping quarters privacy and air; the galley and heads serve both sides efficiently. From Marina Perigiali, you can drift south to Meganissi's sheltered anchorages, west to Kefalonia's limestone cliffs, or north into the Ionian where fewer boats venture. A week aboard Gin Tonic works as well for a charter-sailing education as it does for families wanting comfort over speed, or friends gathering to split the cost of serious space at sea.