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La Luna is a Bavaria 46 Cruiser that invites you to explore the Ionian islands from the charming port of Lefkas, Greece. This 2008 sailing yacht combines proven seaworthiness with comfortable accommodation for groups of friends, families, or mixed crews seeking an authentic week on the water. With four cabins and berths for ten, she offers flexibility for larger parties while maintaining the intimacy of a well-proportioned vessel.

Based in Lefkas, one of Greece's most accessible yet unspoiled sailing destinations, La Luna positions you perfectly for cruising the emerald waters between Lefkada, Meganisi, and the Echinades islands. The typical week unfolds with leisurely passages between hidden anchorages, where turquoise shallows meet limestone cliffs and pine-scented air. The yacht's 55 HP engine ensures reliable motoring during calm spells, while her sail plan rewards those who prefer wind-filled passages. On deck, a bimini provides essential shade during long summer days, and the sprayhood offers protection during morning departures or unexpected squalls. The stand-up paddle board opens up exploration of narrow channels and shallow bays inaccessible to larger vessels, adding a playful dimension to your voyage.

Below deck, La Luna balances practicality with comfort. Two heads serve the four cabins efficiently, while solar panels and heating ensure year-round cruising capability—whether you're chasing spring sunshine or enjoying autumn's gentler conditions. The galley supports simple, convivial meals shared in the saloon, and the open cockpit becomes your evening gathering place as the sun descends behind distant mountains.

A week aboard La Luna typically weaves together unhurried sailing, swimming in crystalline anchorages, and village tavernas where local fishermen share tables with passing sailors. Sunsets here linger, painting the limestone cliffs in shades of amber and rose, while the gentle clink of halyards becomes the soundtrack to an evening at anchor.