Boat charter in Greece · Lavezzi 40 in Porto Carras, Chalkidiki / Porto Carras — “Victoria” — (2007)

Porto Carras sits at the gateway to Chalkidiki's peninsula and beyond into the Sporades—a base that puts you within a day's sail of some of the Aegean's most protected anchorages and quiet islands. Victoria, a 2007 Lavezzi 40, makes the most of that position with twin hulls that keep her stable at anchor in shallow bays and a draft of just 1.2 meters, opening up coves and beaches that deeper-keeled boats must pass by. Four cabins and two bathrooms mean eight guests can spread out with real privacy. The layout splits accommodation across both hulls, while the saloon and galley sit central and open toward the cockpit. Wide trampolines stretch between the bows, and the foredeck gives you room to move without feeling crowded, even with a full group aboard. Two hulls deliver the practical benefits: the broad beam steadies everything from dining to sleeping, and the minimal roll that comes with a catamaran makes the week easier on everyone. With a professional crew handling the sailing, your time opens up for swimming, exploring by tender, or simply anchoring where the view suits you. Victoria's twin Yammer engines give her flexibility to navigate calmer mornings or shift between sites when the wind drops. She carries the systems and comfort level you expect from a well-maintained charter boat, leaving you free to focus on what matters—the water, the islands, and the company around you.