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Latria is a 2025 Lagoon 46 catamaran offering a rare combination of space, comfort, and modern seamanship from the charming Benitses marina in Corfu. This six-cabin vessel is purpose-built for groups and families seeking to explore the Ionian Islands with ease—whether you're gathering a dozen friends, three families, or a multi-generational crew. The catamaran's generous beam and dual hulls create a naturally stable platform that feels secure even for first-time sailors, while the twin 57 HP engines and electric winches make handling intuitive and fatigue-free.

Life aboard Latria unfolds across two spacious decks. The flybridge becomes your social hub: imagine morning coffee from the onboard espresso machine while charting the day's route via GPS, or evening aperitifs under the protective bimini as the Ionian light softens. Below, the climate-controlled cabins—each with private heads—provide genuine retreat space. The galley is well-appointed with a full refrigerator and modern conveniences; the dessalination system and solar panels ensure you're self-sufficient at anchor, while Wi-Fi keeps you loosely tethered to the world if needed. Lazy jacks and a lazy bag mean the mainsail deploys and stows effortlessly, even for less experienced crews.

A typical week unfolds island to island: Corfu's sheltered coves give way to the emerald waters around Paxos and Antipaxos, where you'll anchor in crystalline bays perfect for snorkeling with the provided equipment. The electric toilets and onboard generator handle the practicalities seamlessly, leaving you free to focus on the rhythm of wind, water, and local taverna meals. Cockpit speakers set the mood as you explore hidden anchorages, and the tender lets you reach secluded beaches unreachable by larger vessels.

Latria suits groups and families who value both autonomy and comfort—bareboat sailing without the compromises. A week aboard is seven days of genuine disconnection, punctuated by the gentle clink of glasses at sunset anchorages and mornings waking to water lapping beneath your cabin.