Location de bateau a Turquie · Lagoon 420 in Bodrum / Gumbet Limani — “Comfort” — (2009)

Bodrum's protected harbor sits at the junction of three sailing routes, making it an ideal launchpad for a week exploring Turkey's Aegean coastline. Comfort, this 2009 Lagoon 420, offers the space and stability needed to move effortlessly between the turquoise bays that dot the region, from shallow anchorages near Gumbet to the deeper waters toward the Greek islands. Living aboard works because the catamaran design keeps you level at anchor and in a seaway. Four cabins and four bathrooms mean each couple or family travels with genuine privacy, not compromise. The main saloon spans the breadth of both hulls, creating a light, airy gathering space; the galley connects directly to the cockpit so watch-keepers stay engaged. The broad trampolines forward provide a natural gathering point for swimming stops and sunset hours, while the foredeck gives access to sails and ground tackle without the scrambling common on monohulls. Two hulls deliver shallow draft—essential for Bodrum's reef-scattered anchorages and the sandy bays where you'll moor. The beam means genuine movement space; ten guests sleep comfortably but never feel cramped. Twin Yanmar engines provide passage-making reliability when the Aegean wind shifts unpredictably, and the sailing canvas handles easily in variable conditions. From Bodrum's base, a week unfolds with genuine flexibility: morning sails to undiscovered coves, beach stops without worry, and enough room that your group actually enjoys each other's company.