Sofia II is a 2024 Bali 4.2 catamaran offering an ideal platform for exploring the Ionian Sea from Preveza, Greece. This 12.85-metre vessel combines spacious, light-filled living with the stability and comfort that only a modern catamaran delivers. With five cabins accommodating up to twelve guests, Sofia II suits multi-generational families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking to share the adventure without compromise on privacy or comfort. The generous beam of 7.08 metres creates unusually roomy saloon spaces and an expansive cockpit—perfect for morning coffee, evening aperitifs, or simply watching the Greek sunset unfold across the water.

Preveza Marina serves as your gateway to one of the Mediterranean's most rewarding cruising grounds. From this strategic base, a week aboard typically unfolds across the emerald islands and hidden anchorages of the Ionian archipelago. The catamaran's twin Yanmar engines and efficient sail plan mean you'll reach distant anchorages with ease, while modern conveniences—including air conditioning, a full galley refrigerator, and a dessalinisator for fresh water—ensure genuine comfort rather than mere camping at sea. The cockpit's electric winches and lazy jacks make sail handling effortless, allowing everyone aboard to participate in the sailing experience without fatigue.

Whether you're anchoring in crystalline bays for afternoon snorkeling with the provided equipment, dining on local seafood in charming waterfront tavernas, or simply drifting under the stars, Sofia II delivers a seamless blend of adventure and ease. The radar, GPS chartplotter, and autopilot provide confidence in all conditions, while solar panels and the onboard generator support independent cruising. Four well-appointed heads and separate shower compartments mean mornings run smoothly, even with a full complement of guests. A week aboard Sofia II becomes less about reaching a destination and more about savoring the rhythm of island life—unhurried days punctuated by the gentle clink of rigging and the promise of undiscovered anchorages just beyond the next headland.