Noleggio barca a Dodecanese · Lagoon 46 in Rhodes New Marina — “Xenia” — (2024)

Xenia departs Rhodes New Marina ready to cruise the Dodecanese islands with twelve guests spread across six cabins and five bathrooms—a layout that actually works for groups and families rather than forcing compromises. The Lagoon 46's dual-hull design gives you the shallow draft to anchor in Symi's translucent bays and beach at spots where monohulls can't reach, while the wide platform between hulls stays rock-steady even when the wind picks up. The saloon sits high enough to catch sea breezes, the cockpit is genuinely spacious for evening meals, and those twin trampolines forward turn the foredeck into a place where people actually relax rather than cluster awkwardly. Below deck, cabins line both hulls with good headroom and natural light through portholes. The bathroom distribution across five separate heads means mornings don't become a logistical puzzle. The galley flows into the saloon naturally, and you can move around without stepping on people trying to escape the midday heat. Rhodes New Marina sits perfectly for a week's island-hopping. You can work south toward Symi and Tilos, push northeast to Kalymnos and Leros, or mix both directions depending on weather and mood. The Aegean's prevailing winds and short distances between anchorages suit the Lagoon 46's comfort and capability. Bareboat charter from this base means you choose your rhythm and your islands.