Discover the Ionian Sea from Preveza in this beautifully appointed Bavaria C42, a 2024 sailing yacht that combines modern comfort with timeless coastal exploration. Based at Preveza Marina in northwestern Greece, this 12.5-metre vessel opens the door to one of Europe's most enchanting sailing destinations—where turquoise anchorages, ancient ruins, and whitewashed villages meet crystalline waters. Whether you're an experienced sailor seeking freedom or a group of friends and family looking for a week of unhurried adventure, this three-cabin yacht accommodates up to seven guests with genuine ease and style.

The yacht's thoughtful design ensures everyone aboard enjoys both privacy and community. Three well-appointed cabins and two full heads mean mornings run smoothly, while the generous cockpit—sheltered by a Bimini and sprayhood—becomes your floating living room. The bow thruster and autopilot make handling intuitive, even for those new to bareboat sailing, while solar panels and a voltage converter keep systems running efficiently. A well-stocked galley with refrigeration supports everything from simple breakfasts to evening meals inspired by local Ionian produce and seafood.

A typical week unfolds with purpose and rhythm. You might sail north toward the Paxi islands, where emerald coves and family-run tavernas reward each day's passage, or explore southward to Lefkada's dramatic cliffs and hidden anchorages. The bow thruster proves invaluable when threading narrow channels, while the dinghy opens access to remote beaches and shallow-water villages unreachable by larger vessels. Two full heads mean less negotiation over schedules, and the holding tank ensures responsible cruising throughout protected waters. Evenings drift into sunset anchorages where the water turns glass-smooth and the only sound is the gentle clink of rigging.

Seven nights minimum allows time to truly settle into island rhythms—long lunches ashore, afternoon swims in luminous bays, and conversations that linger into starlit nights. This is sailing as it should be: purposeful without rushing, comfortable without excess, and endlessly rewarding.