Alma Libre is a 2026 Bali Catspace catamaran based at D-Marin Marina in Lefkada, Greece—a gateway to the Ionian Sea's most coveted anchorages. This 12-metre catamaran combines the stability and space of a modern multihull with thoughtful design, making it ideal for groups of friends, extended families, or couples seeking a week of unhurried exploration along Greece's western coastline. The four cabins and four en-suite bathrooms mean everyone enjoys genuine privacy, while the generous beam of 6.56 metres creates an airy, sociable deck and saloon where the rhythm of life naturally slows.

The Ionian islands surrounding Lefkada offer protected waters and dramatic limestone cliffs, hidden coves accessible only by boat, and charming waterfront villages where tavernas serve sun-warmed tomatoes and local wine. A typical week aboard Alma Libre unfolds between leisurely morning swims in crystalline bays and afternoon sails to the next anchorage. The catamaran's dual 38 HP engines provide confidence in variable conditions, while electric winches make sail handling effortless—leaving more time to savour the moment. GPS navigation at the cockpit keeps you oriented, and the four electric toilets ensure comfort throughout the week without the usual complications of boat systems.

Onboard amenities reflect a commitment to genuine ease: solar panels reduce generator reliance, allowing quieter mornings at anchor, while the voltage converter powers laptops and cameras without fuss. The open-plan saloon becomes the heart of evening gatherings, where stories and laughter drift into the night. Whether you're an experienced sailor seeking a familiar platform or a group new to bareboat chartering, Alma Libre's intuitive layout and modern systems let you focus on what matters—the company, the sea, and the slow unfolding of each day.

Imagine your final evening: anchored in a sheltered bay as the sun descends behind distant mountains, the water glassy calm, a shared dinner prepared in the well-equipped galley, and the stars emerging one by one above the mast.