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À propos de ce yacht

Lost Cat is a 2016 Lagoon 39 catamaran based at Preveza Marina in northwestern Greece, offering an ideal platform for exploring the Ionian Sea's most coveted anchorages. This six-cabin, twin-hulled vessel combines the stability and spaciousness that make catamarans perfect for groups of friends, families, or mixed parties seeking a week of effortless cruising. From Preveza's protected waters, you'll find yourself within easy reach of the Paxos Islands, Antipaxos, and the dramatic coastlines of Corfu and Lefkada—each offering hidden coves, turquoise shallows, and villages untouched by mass tourism.

The layout of Lost Cat prioritises comfort and social connection. With six cabins and four heads distributed across 11.74 metres, every guest enjoys privacy without sacrificing the communal spirit of a shared adventure. The generous beam of 6.79 metres creates an expansive saloon and a sprawling cockpit fitted with comfortable cushions—the natural gathering place as the day winds down. The onboard galley is equipped with a refrigerator and espresso machine, allowing you to prepare simple breakfasts and afternoon refreshments while the crew or your group manages the dual 45-horsepower engines for smooth, fuel-efficient passages between islands.

Afternoons revolve around the sea itself. The integrated swimming platform transforms every anchorage into an open-air retreat, while the included dinghy opens access to remote beaches and shallow-water exploration beyond the catamaran's draft. Whether you're anchored off Paxos watching the light shift across limestone cliffs or drifting in glassy conditions near Antipaxos, the rhythm becomes one of unhurried discovery. Evenings often see the group ashore, sampling local taverna fare and Corfiot wine, then returning to Lost Cat as the sun sets behind the Albanian mountains.

A week aboard Lost Cat is measured not in miles covered, but in sunsets witnessed from quiet anchorages, conversations deepened over shared meals, and the particular peace that comes from waking each morning in a new cove.