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Nausicaa is a 2022 Bali 4.4 catamaran based at D-Marin Marina in Lefkada, offering the perfect platform for exploring the Ionian Islands. With five generously appointed cabins and five en-suite bathrooms, this 13.75-metre vessel comfortably accommodates up to ten guests, making it ideal for extended family gatherings or groups of friends seeking a shared adventure. The catamaran's 7.4-metre beam and dual 57 hp engines provide both stability and effortless manoeuvrability, allowing you to slip between hidden anchorages with ease.

Life aboard Nausicaa balances comfort with seamless cruising. The spacious saloon stays cool thanks to comprehensive air conditioning, while the open-plan galley is equipped with a full espresso machine—a welcome ritual as you plot each day's route over morning coffee. The generous cockpit, sheltered by a bimini and sprayhood, becomes your outdoor living room, offering shade during languid afternoons and a natural gathering space as evening approaches. Electric winches handle sail management effortlessly, while the hydraulic passerelle makes boarding from tender exploration straightforward, even for those less nimble.

Nausicaa's modern systems ensure genuine independence and comfort. Onboard solar panels, a generator, and fresh water from the integrated desalinator mean you can anchor in remote coves for days without concern. The included tender opens access to secluded beaches and shallow bays where larger vessels cannot venture. From Lefkada's sophisticated marina base, you'll cruise through crystalline waters toward Meganisi, Skorpios, and the Echinades—a landscape of olive groves, whitewashed villages, and limestone cliffs that have remained largely unchanged for centuries.

A week aboard Nausicaa unfolds as a rhythm of unhurried exploration: mornings spent under sail, afternoons anchored in turquoise shallows with a cool drink in hand, and evenings savouring local grilled fish and wine as the sun melts into the Ionian horizon.