Charter & Rent a Lagoon 380 in Corfu: Prices, Routes & 2026 Guide
Lagoon 380 Technical Specifications and Layout
The Lagoon 380 is widely regarded as the most successful cruising catamaran ever built, and for good reason. Its layout maximizes space without compromising the ease of handling, making it ideal for the 2026 sailing season. Most models available in the Ionian fleet feature the 4-cabin, 2-head configuration, though some owner versions with 3 cabins may be found.
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Overall Length (LOA) | 11.55 m / 37'11" |
| Beam (Width) | 6.53 m / 21'5" |
| Draft | 1.15 m / 3'9" |
| Cabins | 3 to 4 double cabins + salon conversion |
| Berths | 6 to 10 pax (ideal for 8) |
| Water Tank Capacity | 300 - 600 Liters |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 200 Liters |
| Engine Power | 2 x 20hp or 2 x 29hp |
Why the Lagoon 380 is Perfect for the Ionian Sea
Corfu and the surrounding Ionian islands are known for their gentle afternoon "Maistros" winds and calm mornings. The Lagoon 380 thrives in these conditions. Its low draft of just 1.15 meters allows you to anchor much closer to the shore than a monohull of similar size. This is a significant advantage when visiting the white-sand beaches of Antipaxos or the narrow coves of Paleokastritsa.
Furthermore, the 360-degree visibility from the salon and the vertical windows (which reduce the greenhouse effect in the Greek summer heat) make the interior living space exceptionally comfortable. While larger catamarans may struggle to find space in the smaller ports of Paxos, the 380’s compact footprint allows for easier berthing during the busy 2026 summer months.
Estimated Costs for Chartering a Lagoon 380 in Corfu
When planning your budget for 2026, it is important to distinguish between the base charter price and the mandatory extras. Prices fluctuate based on the week of the year, with August being the peak. You can browse our full fleet at our boat selection page to compare current availability.
| Season | Dates | Weekly Price Range (Est.) |
|---|---|---|
| Low Season | April, May, October | €2,800 - €3,500 |
| Mid-Season | June, September | €4,200 - €5,500 |
| High Season | July, August | €6,000 - €7,800 |
Charter Types Explained:
- Bareboat: You act as the skipper. Requires a valid ICC or RYA Day Skipper equivalent license.
- Skippered: A professional captain joins you (approx. €190 - €220 per day + meals). Ideal for those who want to relax or learn the local waters.
- Crewed: Includes a skipper and a hostess/cook. This option transforms the Lagoon 380 into a floating boutique hotel experience.
1-Day and 7-Day Itineraries from Gouvia Marina
Most charters depart from Gouvia Marina, the largest and most well-equipped marina on the island, located just north of Corfu Town.
Recommended 1-Day Route: North-East Coast
If you are renting a Lagoon 380 for a single day, head north-east towards Agni Bay. The waters here are crystal clear and deep. Stop for lunch at one of the famous waterside tavernas in Kalami, then sail further north to Kassiopi for a swim before returning to Gouvia at sunset.
Recommended 7-Day Itinerary: The Southern Ionian Loop
- Day 1: Departure from Gouvia Marina to Petriti (South Corfu). A quiet fishing village with shallow, sandy anchorage.
- Day 2: Sail to Sivota Mourtos (Mainland). Explore the "Blue Lagoon" between the islands of Mavros Notos.
- Day 3: Crossing to Lakka, Paxos. A horseshoe bay with vibrant turquoise water.
- Day 4: West Coast of Paxos. Visit the Gaios Blue Caves and anchor at Voutoumi Beach (Antipaxos).
- Day 5: Parga (Mainland). A picturesque town with a Venetian castle overlooking the bay.
- Day 6: Return to Corfu, stopping at Sayiada to enjoy local prawns at the harbor.
- Day 7: Final morning swim at Mouse Island (Pontikonisi) before returning to Gouvia.
Logistics: Marinas, Fees, and Inclusions
The Ionian is generally more affordable regarding mooring fees than the Cyclades or the Amalfi Coast. In many small harbors like Gaios or Lakka, you might only pay a nominal fee of €20-€40 per night for a catamaran of this size, though water and electricity are usually extra.
What is typically included: The base price usually includes the yacht charter, VAT, and standard equipment (dinghy, GPS, kitchenware). Check our Corfu yacht charter guide for specific regional details.
Mandatory Extras: Expect to pay for the "Charter Pack" or "Transit Log" (approx. €180 - €250), which covers the end cleaning, bed linens, towels, and a starter kit. Fuel is delivered full and must be returned full; for a Lagoon 380 on a standard weekly itinerary, fuel consumption typically ranges between €150 and €300 depending on engine use.
Best Months and Sailing Conditions
The sailing season in Corfu runs from late April to early November. For those renting a Lagoon 380, the shoulder months of June and September offer the best balance of warm water, reliable (but not overpowering) winds, and less crowded anchorages. July and August are the hottest months, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C, making the Lagoon’s excellent ventilation and shaded cockpit a necessity.
The Ionian Sea is characterized by predictable thermal winds. The wind usually picks up around 2:00 PM and dies down by sunset, providing a peaceful night's sleep at anchor.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to rent a Lagoon 380 in Corfu?
Prices range from €2,800 per week in the low season to approximately €7,800 per week during the August peak. Daily rentals, when available, typically start from €600 to €900 plus fuel and skipper fees.
Can I sail a Lagoon 380 bareboat in Corfu?
Yes, provided you hold a recognized Mediterranean-compatible sailing license (such as ICC, RYA Day Skipper, or equivalent). Evidence of sailing experience on catamarans is often requested by port authorities due to the different handling characteristics compared to monohulls.
Is the Lagoon 380 suitable for families with children?
Absolutely. The Lagoon 380 is one of the safest platforms for children due to its wide side decks, flat netting (trampoline) at the bow, and stable motion on the water. The easy access to the water from the sugar scoops (transoms) makes it a favorite for swimming and snorkeling.
What is the fuel consumption of a Lagoon 380?
The Lagoon 380 is very efficient, typically consuming about 3 to 5 liters of diesel per hour per engine at cruising RPM. On a standard Ionian itinerary, you can expect to spend far less on fuel compared to a motor yacht.
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