Lagoon 400 Sailing Catamaran Hire

Lagoon 400 is a 2015 Lagoon sailing catamaran based at Marina Rhodes, Greece, for weekly charters into the Dodecanese. At 11.97 metres on deck with a 7.25 metre beam and a 1.21 metre draft, she can sit in shallow bays around Rhodes, Symi, Tilos, and the nearer islands that deeper keels skip. Twin Yanmar 40 hp engines keep dock work simple as a bareboat or with a skipper, and the hull still likes a reach when the meltemi fills in from the north.

Four double cabins and two skipper cabins sleep ten guests, with four heads. Guest berths sit in the hulls with hull windows, hatches, fans, and electric toilets. The saloon sits under long ports with a chart table to port and a galley to starboard, so meals stay in the same volume as the view over Mandraki or the next cove. Forward trampolines, a cockpit table, and a helm on the starboard quarter share the week on deck. A dinghy on davits, with a solar panel over the tubes, covers beach runs and quiet nights on the hook without draining the house batteries.

Check in is Saturday at 17:00 at Marina Rhodes, with the yacht back the Friday before a Saturday 09:00 handover. Rhodes International Airport is a short road transfer to the marina, so most crews fly in the same day and sleep aboard the first night. Fuel, port fees, and water sit outside the week rate. A skipper is listed at 190 euros per day plus provisioning, a hostess at 170 euros per day plus provisioning, end cleaning at 200 euros, and a refundable security deposit of 3000 euros. Damage waiver and deposit insurance are on request at the base.

Weeks from 3900 euros and two weeks from 7600 euros. Ask the base for the current week rate and the calendar before you lock dates, because the figure changes through the season. From Rhodes the usual legs run toward Lindos, Symi, Chalki, and Tilos when the breeze allows, or stay closer along the east coast if the wind is sharp. Capacity is ten guests on the tech sheet. This is a Lagoon 400 for a Rhodes week: ten berths, BB or skippered, four heads, and a hull that still likes to sail.