Boat charter in Greece · Leopard 45 in Mykonos / Tourlos Marina — (2018)

Sailing from Tourlos Marina puts Marina at the threshold of the Cyclades' most rewarding itineraries. Within a day's reach lie Delos and its ancient ruins, Santorini's dramatic cliffs, and the quieter anchorages of Paros and Naxos where shallow beaches welcome tender exploration. The 13.71-metre Leopard 45 is built for this geography: her twin hulls draw less than a metre, letting you anchor where monohulls cannot, and her wide platform distributes weight evenly, keeping the boat steady whether you're moored in a crowded bay or drifting at night. On deck, the trampolines bridge the bows and offer rare space to lounge or watch the horizon, while the foredeck provides a natural vantage for spotting islands and wildlife. The saloon sits amidships where movement is least felt, opening onto the cockpit through large windows that frame the seascape. Below, five cabins and four bathrooms mean no queuing and genuine privacy for a group of ten—something a single-hulled boat cannot match at this guest count. A crewed charter aboard Marina means your captain and cook handle navigation, provisions and hospitality, leaving you free to swim, read, or simply sit on deck as the Aegean unfolds. Whether you're gathering a family, celebrating with friends, or exploring alone with your group, the catamaran's stability, shallow draft and generous layout combine to make a week genuinely restorative.