Michelangelo is a 2026 Lagoon 43 catamaran based at Marina Benitses in Corfu, ideally positioned to explore the Ionian archipelago's sheltered bays, emerald anchorages, and whitewashed villages. This four-cabin catamaran accommodates up to twelve guests across four ensuite heads, making it perfect for families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of genuine connection on the water. The twin 57 hp diesel engines deliver effortless cruising, while the spacious twin-hulled design provides the stability and comfort that transforms a sailing holiday from adventure into genuine relaxation.

Life aboard Michelangelo balances ease with authentic seafaring. The generous cockpit—finished in teak with a convertible table and protective bimini—becomes your floating living room, while electric winches and an intuitive autopilot mean less fuss and more time enjoying the view. Below deck, air conditioning and a full galley with refrigeration ensure your provisioning stays fresh through the week. The hydraulic passerelle simplifies boarding, and the onboard dinghy with snorkeling gear opens access to hidden coves where the water runs impossibly clear. A dessalinator and solar panels reflect thoughtful engineering: you'll have fresh water and power for evening cocktails without compromise.

A typical week unfolds between Corfu's quieter anchorages and the scattered islands beyond—perhaps Paxos for its sea caves, or the crystalline waters around Antipaxos. Morning swims from the stern, long lunches in sheltered bays, and evening passages under sail define the rhythm. The group galley kitchen suits shared meal preparation, while four separate cabins ensure everyone retreats to genuine privacy. Whether you're an experienced sailor or content to let the autopilot handle the passage, Michelangelo's thoughtful systems keep the focus on what matters: the warmth of company, the taste of local wine, and the particular magic of watching the sun sink behind distant hills from your own private anchorage.