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Rea is a well-maintained Bavaria 46 Cruiser that offers the perfect balance of comfort and sailing performance for a week exploring the Ionian Islands from Lefkada. Built in 2015 and comprehensively refitted in 2022, this four-cabin sailboat accommodates up to nine guests across three well-appointed heads, making her ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a shared adventure without compromise on privacy or convenience. Departing from the charming Port of Lefkas—a vibrant gateway with excellent provisioning and a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere—you'll find yourself within easy reach of some of Greece's most enchanting anchorages.

Throughout your week, Rea's thoughtful design ensures both seamless sailing and genuine relaxation. The Volvo Penta 55hp engine provides reliable power when the wind falls light, while the bow thruster simplifies manoeuvring in tight harbours. Onboard, you'll appreciate the modern conveniences: a full refrigerator for fresh provisions, solar panels that keep systems charged during long sun-soaked days, and comprehensive GPS navigation with cockpit display for confident route-planning. The generous bimini top and sprayhood create sheltered outdoor living spaces—essential for those midday breaks or evening aperitifs as you drift between islands.

Typical days unfold with unhurried rhythm: morning departures to hidden coves where turquoise water invites swimming, afternoons exploring whitewashed villages perched on clifftops, and evenings anchored in peaceful bays where the only sound is water lapping against the hull. The Ionian's gentle winds and mild conditions suit sailors of varying experience, while the abundance of tavernas, local markets, and unspoilt beaches means every evening brings fresh discovery. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or rediscovering the joy of life at sea, Rea delivers the authentic Greek island experience—one where time moves differently, measured not in hours but in sunsets watched from the water and conversations shared under star-filled skies.