Alquiler de barco en Dodecanese · Lagoon 42 in Rhodes New Marina — “Agia Irini” — (2019)

Rhodes New Marina puts Agia Irini at the heart of Aegean island-hopping, with the Dodecanese and Turkish coast within easy reach. This 2019 Lagoon 42 sleeps 12 across six separate cabins, each with its own ensuite or nearby bathroom—a thoughtful layout that means couples and families don't compete for shower time. The main saloon sits between the two hulls, bright and airy, while the open cockpit spans the full beam, giving everyone room to relax, helm, or watch the horizon without crowding. The catamaran's twin hulls transform how a week feels at anchor. You sit flat and level in bays where monohulls heel awkwardly, and the shallow draft lets you nose into pale-water coves and sandy beaches that deeper boats cannot. Twelve people spread naturally across the wide platform—the trampolines forward are perfect for morning coffee or afternoon napping, the foredeck for swimming stops, and the dual helm stations mean the navigator doesn't monopolise navigation. Down below, five bathrooms mean mornings run smoothly rather than becoming a bottleneck. From Rhodes, a bareboat week opens up everything from the historic Symi and Tilos to Dalyan's wild coast and the quiet anchorages between. The catamaran's stability and generous interior make multi-generational trips and larger friend groups actually work—real living space, not bunks squeezed into a hull. Agia Irini handles Aegean winds confidently while keeping comfort the priority.