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Anemoskala is a 2018 Bali 4.1 catamaran based at D-Marin Marina Gouvia, your gateway to the emerald waters and hidden anchorages of the Ionian Sea. With six cabins sleeping ten guests across four well-appointed heads, this 12-metre vessel offers the rare combination of spacious, private quarters and genuine social space—ideal for extended families or groups of close friends seeking a week of unhurried exploration. The dual 40 HP engines provide effortless manoeuvrability, while the catamaran's generous beam and shallow draft open access to secluded coves that monohulls cannot reach.

Life aboard Anemoskala balances comfort with authentic sailing. The cockpit, shaded by a protective bimini and sprayhood, becomes your floating living room, furnished with plush cushions and fitted with speakers for evening aperitifs as the light softens. Below deck, a well-stocked refrigerator and voltage converter ensure modern conveniences, while the radio-CD system sets the mood during quieter moments. Navigation is intuitive thanks to the GPS chartplotter and autopilot, freeing you to focus on the rhythm of wind and water rather than technical concerns.

A typical week unfolds across the Ionian's most rewarding cruising grounds. You might anchor off Paleokastritsa, snorkel in crystalline shallows with the included fins and masks, then motor to a family-run taverna for grilled octopus and local wine. The lazy jacks simplify sail handling, while solar panels and efficient systems mean fewer worries about power consumption. Lazy mornings give way to afternoon sails; evening anchorages offer uninterrupted views of limestone cliffs and pine-forested hillsides. Whether you're an experienced sailor or chartering for the first time, the Bali's intuitive design and comprehensive equipment—from the electronic heads to the GPS at the helm—invite confidence and ease.

A week aboard Anemoskala becomes a series of unhurried moments: sunset drinks at a remote anchorage, the smell of salt and wild herbs, the gentle clink of glasses as dolphins pass at dusk.