20m Lagoon 620 Catamaran Charter Bodrum | 2014 | LA2004

A catamaran charter Bodrum on a 20-metre Lagoon is the boat most groups of 8 actually want, and LA2004 is the top of that range. She is a Lagoon 620 built in 2014, with 4 double cabins, 8 guests and 2 crew. The beam is 10m, which is why a catamaran of this length lives like a 30-metre monohull.

The trade is simple. A monohull the same length gives you a deeper keel and a better angle upwind. A catamaran gives you a flat boat at anchor, 3 separate living levels and a cockpit you can put 8 people in without anyone moving. For a week in the Aegean the second one wins, and that is why a catamaran charter Bodrum sells out first every season.

The Lagoon 620 in short

20m long, 10m wide, 4 cabins, 2 crew, 12 knots cruising. She carries an 11 kVA generator and air conditioning throughout, and the flybridge is the full-width version with a hardtop sunpad forward and a lounge aft of the helm. Those are the numbers that decide a catamaran charter Bodrum at this level.

The flybridge is the reason to take this boat over a smaller catamaran charter Bodrum option. It is a whole second deck: twin wheels to port, a long settee, and enough sunpad to seat everyone on board at once. Most of the day happens up there.

The cruising ground

She is based in Bodrum, which puts the Gulf of Gokova on one side and the Greek Dodecanese on the other. A normal week runs Bodrum, Cokertme, English Harbour, Longoz and Sedir Island, then back through Orak. The catamaran draft is about 1.6m, so she gets closer to the beach than the gulets do and anchors in bays they have to skip. That shallow draft is the quiet advantage of a catamaran charter Bodrum.

For a catamaran charter Bodrum with a Greek leg, Kos is an hour away and Kalymnos and Leros open up after that. The crew handles the paperwork either way.

Saloon and living space

The saloon is on one level with the cockpit, which is the point of the 620. Windows run all the way round. There is a big L-shaped settee to port, twin convertible tables to starboard, and the inside helm and nav station forward on the starboard side.

The cockpit behind it has its own dining table for 8, a wet bar with a sink and fridge, and a full-beam bench across the transom. Sliding doors open the whole thing into one room. On a catamaran charter Bodrum week in August that shade matters more than anything else on the boat.

4 cabins for 8 guests

The layout is 4 doubles, all en-suite, 2 in each hull. The forward cabins are the larger pair with island berths and separate shower compartments. The aft cabins take the second couples or the older children. Every cabin has air conditioning and opening hatches, and the hulls are quiet because the engines sit aft and low.

There is no crew cabin in the guest accommodation. The 2 crew live forward in the bow sections, so a catamaran charter Bodrum on this boat keeps the service completely separate from the guest space.

On deck and in the water

There are 4 deck zones: foredeck trampolines, the flybridge, the cockpit and the transom steps. Both hulls have bathing platforms with boarding ladders, which is the part guests use most. The tender hangs on davits across the stern and launches in a minute.

Standard kit on board covers snorkelling gear, a music system and Wi-Fi. Anything else for a catamaran charter Bodrum week, from a paddle board to a towed toy, is arranged before boarding.

Specifications

• Length: 20m
• Beam: 10m
• Type: Lagoon 620 sailing catamaran, crewed
• Built: 2014
• Cabins: 4 double, all en-suite
• Guests: 8
• Crew: 2
• Cruising speed: 12 knots
• Generator: 11 kVA
• Flag: Turkish
• Comforts: music system, Wi-Fi, snorkelling gear

Charter this catamaran from Bodrum

LA2004 charters from EUR 20,000 per week in April, rising to EUR 22,000 in May and EUR 27,000 from June through September, with October at EUR 25,000, departing Bodrum. That puts a catamaran charter Bodrum on a 20-metre Lagoon well below what a crewed gulet of the same length costs on this coast, for 8 guests in 4 identical double cabins. If you want the traditional option on the same coast, see the 40m gulet at Bodrum, or browse the full Aquinox fleet. For the coastline itself, the Turkish tourism board’s Bodrum guide is a useful starting point.

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