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Moody Blues is a 2010 Oceanis 31 sailboat based at D-Marin Marina in Lefkada, Greece—a gateway to the Ionian's most cherished anchorages. This well-maintained vessel offers an intimate sailing experience for couples, small families, or groups of friends seeking authentic Mediterranean exploration without sacrificing comfort. With two cabins sleeping four guests, plus additional berths, the yacht accommodates up to six people in a thoughtfully designed layout that balances privacy with social space. The single head features electric toilets, ensuring practical convenience throughout your week.

Life aboard Moody Blues unfolds at a leisurely pace, anchored in crystalline bays where whitewashed villages tumble toward turquoise waters. The boat's 21-horsepower engine provides reliable propulsion when winds fall calm, while lazy jacks make sail handling effortless—ideal if your crew includes less experienced sailors. The spacious cockpit, shaded by a bimini awning and protected by a sprayhood, becomes your floating living room, complete with speakers for evening aperitivos and a refrigerator stocked with local Corfu wine and fresh catches from morning markets. An autopilot allows you to relax while cruising between islands, and the included dinghy opens access to hidden coves and waterfront tavernas unreachable by larger vessels.

Lefkada's position within the Ionian archipelago means you're never far from legendary anchorages: the dramatic cliffs of Nydri, the pine-fringed shores of Meganisi, the unspoiled beaches of Kalamos. Days blur into a rhythm of swimming, exploring hillside villages, and dining on grilled octopus under the stars. The radio-CD system provides a soundtrack to sunsets, while the boat's responsive handling rewards even modest sailing skills. Whether you're seeking solitude in a secluded bay or the gentle social scene of a waterfront village, Moody Blues delivers the essence of Ionian sailing—seven nights anchored in paradise, where the only schedule that matters is the tide.