Zenith is a 2025 Excess 11 catamaran based at D-Marin Marina Lefkas, offering an ideal platform for exploring the Ionian Islands and beyond. With six cabins accommodating up to ten guests, this modern catamaran is perfectly suited for families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of seamless sailing in Greece's most enchanting waters. The twin 29 hp engines provide reliable power when the wind drops, while the generous beam of 6.59 metres creates the stability and space that makes catamaran cruising so comfortable for extended voyages.

Life aboard Zenith balances ease with genuine adventure. The cockpit is a social hub, shaded by a bimini and equipped with quality speakers for evening gatherings, while the sprayhood offers protection during morning departures. Electric winches and an autopilot mean that sailing requires minimal physical strain, leaving more time to simply enjoy the seascape. Two heads with electric toilets serve the cabins efficiently, and a desalination system ensures fresh water throughout your week. Climate control keeps interiors cool during warm Greek days, while the refrigerator stores local cheeses, wines, and provisions from waterfront markets.

Days unfold at your own pace: morning swims from the integrated bathing platform, lazy lunches in hidden coves, and afternoons exploring villages accessible only by water. The dinghy opens access to shallow anchorages and secluded beaches, while the lazy jacks and lazy bag system make sail handling intuitive rather than laborious. GPS chartplotting and a comprehensive suite of navigation tools mean you can confidently thread the Lefkada channels or venture further south towards Kefalonia and Ithaca. Two well-appointed heads keep everyone comfortable, and the galley's refrigeration makes provisioning straightforward.

A week aboard Zenith typically sees you anchored off Nidri one evening, threading the narrow straits the next morning, then settling into a quiet bay where the water is so clear you can see the seabed thirty metres down—a perfect moment to lower the dinghy, snorkel, and watch the sun sink behind distant mountains with a cold glass of local wine in hand.