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Strona głównaGreeceIonian IslandsLefkada
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The 2015 Sun Odyssey 409 awaits you at D-Marin Marina in Lefkada, Greece—your gateway to the Ionian Sea's most enchanting sailing grounds. This 12-metre sailboat combines elegant design with genuine comfort, offering eight guests the perfect balance of space and intimacy across three well-appointed cabins. Whether you're planning a week with family, a group of friends seeking adventure, or couples looking to explore together, this vessel delivers an authentic Mediterranean sailing experience without pretension.

A typical week unfolds between hidden anchorages and charming island villages scattered across the Ionian archipelago. You'll wake to morning swims in crystalline waters, navigate using the GPS at the helm, and enjoy the practical comfort of the sprayhood during unexpected weather or spirited sailing. The two heads ensure smooth routines aboard, while the radio-CD system provides the soundtrack to your evenings. The bow thruster makes entering tight anchorages effortless—a genuine convenience when discovering lesser-known coves. With a responsive 40 hp engine, you'll have reliable power when the wind falls calm, allowing flexibility to chase the day's best light or reach a sunset anchorage with ease.

Lefkada's position is exceptional: close enough to iconic spots like Nydri and Meganisi for leisurely day sails, yet far enough to feel genuinely removed from crowds. The surrounding islands—Skorpios, Madouri, and the Echinades—offer solitude and natural beauty. Local tavernas serve grilled octopus and local wines in waterfront settings where time moves differently. The rhythm of a week aboard this Sun Odyssey becomes wonderfully simple: morning coffee at anchor, afternoon exploration, evening aperitifs as the sun dissolves into the sea.

Your seven-night charter aboard this capable, well-equipped sailboat creates the kind of memories that linger long after you've returned to shore—the kind measured not in luxury, but in genuine connection to the sea and the people beside you.