À propos de ce yacht
Sophia is a beautifully refitted Bavaria 50 Cruiser that offers an ideal platform for exploring the Ionian islands from the vibrant port of Lefkada. Built in 2006 and comprehensively updated in 2022, this 15.4-metre sailing yacht combines proven seaworthiness with modern comfort, making her equally suited to families seeking a week of adventure, groups of friends looking to share the experience, or couples who want space to relax between passages. Based at D-Marin Marina in Lefkada, she sits at the heart of one of Greece's most rewarding cruising grounds—where turquoise anchorages, dramatic limestone cliffs, and welcoming island villages are rarely more than a few hours' sail apart.
The yacht's five cabins and three heads mean everyone enjoys genuine privacy and comfort. On deck, the teak cockpit provides a natural gathering place for morning coffee or evening aperitifs, while the sprayhood offers shelter during those occasional squalls that sweep across the Ionian. Below, the saloon is a comfortable hub for navigation planning, meals, and quieter moments. Sophia is equipped with GPS and chart plotting to keep you oriented, a holding tank and electric heads for practical cruising, and a radio-CD system for entertainment during calmer anchorages.
A typical week unfolds across a rhythm of sailing, swimming, and exploration. You might depart Lefkada heading south toward Meganisi and its hidden fjord-like bays, where the water is impossibly clear and the only sounds are birdsong and the gentle clink of rigging. The 75-horsepower engine ensures you're never at the mercy of the wind, while the yacht's responsive handling makes her a joy to sail in the moderate Ionian breezes. Stops at small harbours like Frikes or Vathy offer fresh seafood dinners ashore, while secluded anchorages between islands reward you with star-filled nights and morning swims from the tranquil deck.
A week aboard Sophia means discovering why sailors return to these waters year after year—where every anchorage feels like a secret, and the pace of life slows to match the rhythm of wind and tide.