Perseids is a 2023 Bali Catspace catamaran based at D-Marin Marina Gouvia, your gateway to the Ionian Islands and the timeless beauty of Corfu. This 12-metre twin-hulled vessel combines the stability and space that make catamarans ideal for groups and families, with the modern comfort expected of a newly built charter boat. From Kerkyra's charming old town and Venetian fortifications, you'll set sail into crystalline waters dotted with hidden coves and pine-fringed anchorages that define this corner of Greece.

Perseids accommodates up to ten guests across four well-appointed cabins, each with its own ensuite bathroom—a luxury that transforms a week at sea into genuine relaxation. The generous saloon keeps everyone connected during meals and evening gatherings, while the expansive cockpit, shaded by a Bimini and protected by a sprayhood, becomes your outdoor living room. The dual hulls create remarkable stability whether you're anchored or underway, and the twin 40 HP engines deliver reliable performance across the archipelago's variable conditions.

Life aboard revolves around simple pleasures: morning coffee from the onboard espresso machine while the generator quietly powers the air conditioning and refrigeration; afternoons exploring underwater reefs with the included snorkeling gear from your tender; evenings gathered on deck as the autopilot holds course toward the next anchorage. The GPS chartplotter and radio-CD system keep you oriented and entertained, while the lazy bag and comprehensive rigging make sail handling intuitive even for mixed-experience crews. Whether you're a group of friends seeking adventure, a multi-generational family craving quality time, or simply sailors wanting to explore one of the Mediterranean's most rewarding cruising grounds, Perseids offers the space, comfort, and capability to do it well.

A week aboard typically weaves between Corfu's emerald coastline, the Paxi islands' dramatic cliffs, and the quieter anchorages of Antipaxos—each sunset painting the sky in shades of amber and rose as you swing gently at anchor, the smell of local wine and grilled fish drifting from the galley below.