Mirabella is a 2024 Bali Catspace catamaran based in Preveza, Greece—a gateway to the Ionian Islands and one of the Mediterranean's most rewarding sailing grounds. With four spacious cabins accommodating up to ten guests, this modern catamaran strikes the perfect balance between social comfort and private retreat, making it ideal for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a week of unhurried exploration. The generous beam and twin hulls deliver the stability and living space that transform a week at sea from endurance into genuine relaxation.

Life aboard Mirabella combines ease with authentic sailing. The well-appointed galley features a full refrigerator and coffee maker for morning rituals, while air conditioning keeps the cabins cool during warm afternoons. Four ensuite heads with electric toilets ensure privacy and convenience for all guests. On deck, the bimini provides essential shade over the cockpit, where a convertible table becomes the heart of alfresco dining and evening aperitifs. Electric winches and an autopilot reduce physical demand, allowing you to focus on the view rather than the mechanics, while the onboard generator, desalinator, and solar panels ensure self-sufficiency at remote anchorages.

A typical week unfolds between hidden coves and charming waterfront villages. From Preveza, you might sail south toward Lefkada's dramatic cliffs and turquoise shallows, or explore the sheltered channels around Meganisi and Skorpios. Mornings often begin with snorkeling from the tender in crystalline bays, the provided snorkeling equipment within arm's reach. Evenings anchor in peaceful spots where the only sound is water lapping the hulls, and local tavernas—accessible by dinghy—serve grilled fish and local wine under the stars. The catamaran's shallow draft opens access to anchorages larger monohulls cannot reach, revealing the Ionian at its most intimate.

Whether you're navigating by GPS through familiar routes or discovering unmarked anchorages, Mirabella invites a rhythm of sailing, swimming, and stillness—the kind of week where sunsets feel unhurried and the horizon becomes your only itinerary.