Anchored at D-Marin Marina Gouvia in Corfu, this 2022 Sunsail 424 catamaran offers a perfect platform for exploring the Ionian Sea's emerald waters and hidden coves. With four well-appointed cabins and ten berths, she welcomes families, friend groups, or multi-generational crews seeking a week of unhurried sailing through Greece's most picturesque islands. The generous beam of 7.7 metres and dual-hull design create exceptional stability and interior space—a hallmark of catamaran living that transforms a week at sea into genuine comfort rather than compromise.

Life aboard revolves around the expansive cockpit, shaded and furnished with comfortable cushions, where morning coffee gives way to afternoon navigation and evening aperitifs. The four en-suite bathrooms with electric toilets mean no queuing during your voyage, while air conditioning in each cabin ensures restful nights after days of exploration. A well-stocked galley with refrigeration, a dessaliniser for fresh water independence, and a generator provide the infrastructure for relaxed cruising without logistical worry. The electric winches ease sail handling, allowing crews of varying experience to sail confidently, and onboard solar panels complement the sustainable systems that define modern bareboat cruising.

From Corfu's sheltered base, a typical week unfolds across the Ionian archipelago—sailing to Paxos's turquoise grottoes, anchoring off Antipaxos's white-sand beaches, or ghosting into Lefkas's protected lagoons. The catamaran's shallow draft and manoeuvrability open access to anchorages larger monohulls cannot reach. Whether you're a seasoned sailor seeking a relaxing flotilla-free escape, a family introducing children to multi-day sailing, or friends celebrating a milestone, this vessel accommodates diverse ambitions with genuine ease.

Picture your final evening: the sun melting into the Ionian horizon as your crew gathers on deck, the gentle lap of water against the hulls, and the aroma of fresh local fish grilling in the cockpit—a week of salt air, authentic Greek hospitality, and the profound simplicity of life under sail.