Boat charter in Dodecanese · Lagoon 450 Fly in Rhodes New Marina — “Thetis” — (2020)

From Rhodes New Marina, Thetis opens up a week of exploration across Greece's southeastern islands with the kind of flexibility only a catamaran brings. As a bareboat charter, you're in control—whether you want to spend your days navigating the Dodecanese, anchoring in shallow bays that monohulls can't reach, or simply drifting between quiet coves. The shallow draft and dual hulls get you there without compromise. Living aboard means six separate cabins spread across two hulls, so every guest has genuine privacy. Five bathrooms means mornings run smoothly, even with ten people on board. The saloon sits central and open, flooded with light through large windows, while the galley has the space to cook properly. Up on the fly-bridge, you've got an elevated deck for watching the coast unfold and for evening drinks as the sun sets. The trampolines between the bows become the heart of your days—social, relaxed, perfect for reading or simply watching the water. Two hulls make an enormous practical difference. You stay stable at anchor, so there's no constant motion to tire you out. That shallow draft reaches the turquoise shallows and sandy beaches where deeper boats can't follow. The beam between the hulls creates real interior space; a ten-person group actually has room to breathe. Thetis is built to move comfortably and sail genuinely. From Rhodes, you've got the Aegean at your fingertips and a boat designed to make the most of it.