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Based in the Greek island of Lefkada, this 2008 Hanse 350 sailboat offers an intimate introduction to the Ionian Sea's most enchanting waters. At just over 10 metres, she strikes an ideal balance between manoeuvrability and comfort—nimble enough to slip into hidden anchorages, yet spacious enough to feel genuinely relaxed during a week-long voyage. The Port of Lefkas provides an excellent launching point for exploring the region's turquoise coves, neighbouring islands, and charming waterfront villages that dot this corner of Greece.

The yacht accommodates up to six guests across three well-appointed cabins, making her perfect for a group of friends or a multigenerational family seeking an unhurried sailing adventure. The single head is efficiently designed, and the galley includes a refrigerator for provisioning fresh local produce and wines. On deck, a bimini provides essential shade during Greece's long, sun-filled days, while the GPS and autopilot take the stress out of longer passages, allowing you to focus on the sailing experience itself. The radio-CD system creates a pleasant ambiance during evening anchorages.

A typical week unfolds at a leisurely pace: mornings spent sailing between islands, afternoons swimming in crystalline waters, and evenings exploring waterfront tavernas where local fishermen sell their daily catch. The Ionian's gentle winds and moderate distances between anchorages suit both experienced sailors and those newer to bareboat chartering. You might find yourself anchored off Skorpios one evening, exploring Meganissi's quiet bays the next, or dining on freshly grilled octopus in a family-run restaurant tucked into a hillside village.

Whether you're seeking solitude in a secluded cove, quality time with loved ones, or the simple pleasure of waking to the sound of water lapping against the hull, this Hanse 350 delivers an authentic Ionian sailing experience. Seven nights minimum allows ample time to truly disconnect and discover why these Greek islands have captivated sailors for centuries.