Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 52F in Lefkada / D-Marin Marina Lefkas — “Tamiro” — (2019)

From Lefkada's D-Marin Marina, Tamiro launches you into Greece's Ionian islands—a coastline of limestone cliffs, sheltered anchorages and turquoise shallows that reward a catamaran's draft of just 1.2 meters. Where a monohull would stop, this Lagoon 52F glides closer to shore, opening access to bays and beaches that most charter yachts cannot reach. Living aboard works differently on twin hulls. The two hulls create a broad platform—8 meters across—that feels rock-solid at anchor without a sea anchor, even in modest swell. Six cabins spread across this width, each with its own bathroom, so families and groups gain genuine privacy and comfort rather than the compromises typical of single-hull yachts. The saloon sits high and open between the hulls, with the cockpit a natural gathering point. Crew keep the rhythm of meals and watches while you move freely between cabin, saloon, and the trampoline webbing stretched across the bow—space to breathe, sunbathe, and actually relax. The beam also means the galley and bathrooms work properly, not as afterthoughts. Movement between cabins happens without the negotiation you'd face on a narrower boat. With 10 guests aboard, everyone spreads out. A week from Lefkada reaches the Kefalonia islands, Ithaca, and the Echinades—or south toward Zante and the Peloponnese. Tamiro and her crewed setup handle the navigation and logistics; you simply arrive each evening at anchor ready to swim, explore, and simply be present.