Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 46 in Piraeus / Marina Zeas — “Anastasia” — (2021)

Preveza is your gateway to the Ionian Islands, and Anastasia is built to make that journey effortless. This 2021 Lagoon 46 sleeps ten across six cabins with five bathrooms, so families and friend groups have genuine privacy and comfort. The twin-hulled design gives you the shallow draft to explore narrow channels and beach anchorages that deeper-keeled vessels cannot reach—a real advantage when the best spots in Greece's island maze sit in protected shallows. Living aboard a catamaran means space where you'd expect crowding. The saloon opens to full-length windows and a cockpit protected from the elements, while the trampolines bridging the hulls become your extended living room, perfect for morning coffee or evening drinks. Each cabin has its own head, so mornings run smoothly. The foredeck gives you room to sunbathe, anchor watch, or simply sit with the water beneath you. Two hulls matter most when anchored: Anastasia sits flat and stable, no rolling in the swell that rocks a monohull. That stability extends to handling. The light draft and generous beam mean she responds predictably in variable conditions, making bareboat cruising accessible whether you're an experienced sailor or stepping aboard a chartered boat for the first time. From Preveza, a week's sailing opens the Ionian's scattered islands, quiet anchorages, and seaside villages—all within reach of a well-designed catamaran that won't work against you.