À propos de ce yacht
A 2026 Bali 4.6 catamaran awaits at D-Marin Marina in Lefkada, your gateway to Greece's Ionian Islands. This newly built vessel combines spacious, light-filled interiors with the stability and shallow-draft advantages of a catamaran—ideal for groups of up to twelve seeking both comfort and seamless sailing. Five generously appointed cabins and four bathrooms ensure privacy and convenience for families, groups of friends, or extended parties who want to explore together without compromise.
The Ionian waters surrounding Lefkada offer some of the Mediterranean's most rewarding cruising: protected anchorages, hidden coves with turquoise water, and charming waterfront villages where local tavernas serve fresh seafood and Corfiot wine. Your week unfolds across a landscape of pine-clad hillsides and whitewashed settlements, with consistent winds and moderate conditions that suit both experienced sailors and those new to bareboat or crewed charter. The catamaran's dual 57 hp engines provide responsive manoeuvrability when entering tight anchorages, while its generous beam creates a stable platform for relaxation between passages.
Onboard amenities reflect thoughtful design for extended cruising: air conditioning throughout keeps cabins comfortable during warm afternoons, while solar panels and a freshwater desalinator support self-sufficiency at anchor. Electric winches ease sail handling, and the bimini canopy transforms the cockpit into a shaded social hub—perfect for morning coffee or evening aperitifs. A sprayhood protects the companionway during rougher conditions, and the onboard dinghy opens access to secluded beaches and shallow anchorages inaccessible to larger vessels. The autopilot and integrated navigation systems allow you to settle into a rhythm of sailing, swimming, and unhurried exploration.
Picture your final evening: anchored in a sheltered bay, the sun descending behind distant mountains, your group gathered on deck as the water shifts from azure to gold—a week of discovery, laughter, and the timeless rhythm of life at sea crystallised in a single, perfect moment.