Boat charter in Greece · Nautitech 46 Fly in Corfu / Gouvia / D-Marin Marina Gouvia — “Mira” — (2018)

Moored in Gouvia Marina on Corfu, Mira sits ready to unlock a week among the Ionian islands where the cruising suits both first-time sailors and seasoned crews. This 46-foot Nautitech catamaran sleeps ten across six cabins, each with its own head—a luxury that keeps group dynamics relaxed when you're living afloat for days. The forward cabins sit above the waterline in the hulls, while the main saloon and galley occupy the central bridge, and a flybridge crowns the design for elevated views and outdoor dining. What makes Mira's twin-hull platform matter is anchoring. You'll sit rock-still in rolling swells, something a monohull cannot match, and the shallow draft—a catamaran's natural gift—lets you tuck into sandy bays and lagoons closed to deeper boats. With six cabins spread across two hulls, there's genuine separation for families or friends who need breathing room. The trampoline netting between the bows becomes a retreat for reading or watching fish beneath the surface, while the foredeck offers a generous perch for early mornings and sunset watches. From Gouvia, the season opens north to the Diapontia islands and south through the Paxi group, with quiet anchorages and small fishing villages within easy reach. Mira's Yanmar engines and furled sails give you flexibility—motor through flat days, sail in wind, or mix both to match the Ionian's variable moods. A bareboat charter here means independence with simplicity, in a boat built to move families and friends without fuss.