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Rafaela is a 2025 Bali Catspace catamaran—a modern, light-filled platform designed for those who value space, comfort, and the freedom to explore. Based at D-Marin Marina in Lefkada, she offers the ideal launchpad for a week sailing the Ionian islands, where turquoise anchorages, hidden coves, and charming waterfront villages await. With four ensuite cabins accommodating up to ten guests, Rafaela suits groups of friends, extended families, or two couples seeking a shared adventure without compromise on privacy or comfort.

The Ionian offers everything: gentle winds, sheltered bays perfect for first-time sailors, and the kind of authentic Greece that rewards those willing to anchor beyond the obvious. From Lefkada, you might sail south toward Meganissi's quiet harbours, explore the limestone cliffs and sea caves near Kalamos, or drift north to the Echinades archipelago. Each day unfolds at your own pace—morning swims from the swim platform, afternoons anchored in crystalline water with snorkelling gear and a stand-up paddle board at hand, evenings spent under the Bimini with cold drinks from the ice-maker and music drifting from the cockpit speakers. The catamaran's generous beam and dual hulls mean stability underway and a sprawling, sociable cockpit—the natural gathering point for sunset aperitifs.

Below deck, Rafaela balances seamless sailing with genuine living space. The galley is properly equipped with a full refrigerator and quality coffee setup, while the dessaliniser and four electric heads ensure self-sufficiency at anchor. Electric winches and autopilot reduce fatigue on longer passages, and the lazy jacks simplify sail handling. The auxiliary outboard and tender mean exploring shallow bays and beach landings without fuss. Whether you're an experienced sailor or chartering for the first time, Rafaela's responsive twin 20 HP engines and intuitive systems keep the focus where it belongs—on the water, the light, and the unhurried rhythm of a week spent island-hopping beneath the Ionian sun.