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The Anna Tessa, a 2019 Lagoon 450 Fly catamaran, offers an ideal base for exploring the Ionian archipelago from Marina Perigiali in Nydri. Her generous beam and dual-hull design create an exceptionally stable platform, while her six cabins comfortably accommodate up to twelve guests across five well-appointed bathrooms. Whether you're planning a multi-generational family escape or a week away with close friends, this modern catamaran delivers the space and comfort that transforms a boat charter into a genuine floating retreat.

The Ionian islands surrounding Nydri present an unfolding tapestry of hidden anchorages, turquoise shallows, and authentic Greek villages. From your home base, you'll cruise past Meganisi's quiet coves, explore Skorpios's sheltered bays, and discover lesser-known spots where few charter boats venture. The Anna Tessa's twin 57-horsepower engines, paired with her efficient sail plan and lazy jacks system, make passage between islands effortless, while the onboard desalinator and generator ensure complete self-sufficiency at anchor. The bimini top and plush cockpit cushions create an inviting outdoor living space where you'll naturally gravitate for meals, conversation, and sunset watching.

Mornings unfold at your own pace—perhaps snorkeling directly from the swim platform with the provided equipment, or tendering ashore in the annexe to explore a whitewashed taverna. The autopilot and GPS chartplotter handle the navigation, freeing you to simply be present. Climate control throughout keeps everyone comfortable, while the well-stocked galley refrigeration supports both simple suppers and more ambitious dinners. Five-star provisioning in Nydri means you can stock locally caught fish and seasonal produce before casting off.

A week aboard the Anna Tessa distills itself into unhurried days anchored in crystalline water, long lunches of grilled octopus and local wine, and evenings where the only sound is the gentle lap of the Ionian against the hulls.