Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 46 in Lefkada / Marina Perigiali — “Kayian” — (2024)

Kayian sits ready at Marina Perigiali, Lefkada, positioned for week-long exploration of Greece's Ionian islands—a 2024 Lagoon 46 built to sleep 12 guests across five cabins, each with its own bathroom. That's a rare luxury on a cruising catamaran: no queuing, no compromises on privacy, whether you're sailing with family or a gathering of friends. Living aboard reveals why the twin-hull design matters for charter crews. The saloon flows across the bridge deck between both hulls, offering sight lines and social space far wider than a monohull. The cockpit, set aft and open, is where you'll gather for meals and watch sunsets. The dual trampolines forward—one on each hull—give you a genuine retreat for reading or simply floating above the water. Below, cabins are naturally lit and ventilated; five full bathrooms mean morning routines stay civilized. Two hulls deliver what single-hull boats cannot: this Lagoon draws less than 1.5 metres of water, opening access to the shallow anchorages around Meganissi, the white-sand coves near Vassiliki, and the protected bays scattered throughout the Ionian chain. At anchor, the wide beam keeps you stable even when everyone gathers on deck. From Lefkada, you're within reach of Kefalonia, Ithaca, and the remote island passages that define a proper Ionian week. Kayian handles these waters with modern engines, furling sails, and the room to move that transforms a sailing charter into something everyone actually wants to do again.