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Midas is a 2012 Bavaria 45 Cruiser based at D-Marin Marina in Lefkada, offering an authentic sailing experience in one of Greece's most rewarding cruising grounds. This 13.71-metre sailboat combines purposeful design with genuine comfort, making it an ideal choice for groups of friends or extended families seeking a week of island-hopping through the Ionian Sea. With four cabins and ten berths across three heads, there's ample space for everyone to find their rhythm—whether that means early morning swims in crystalline anchorages or lazy afternoons reading in the shade of the bimini. The boat's responsive 53 hp engine and bow thruster make navigation through tight channels and crowded harbours straightforward, even for less experienced sailors, while the autopilot and integrated GPS chartplotter keep you on course during longer passages.

Your week typically unfolds between Lefkada's sheltered home waters and the neighbouring islands of Meganissi, Scorpios, and Ithaca. Mornings begin with coffee on deck, the sprayhood protecting you from any spray during the sail out, while solar panels quietly maintain your power reserves. The convertible voltage system supports all your onboard conveniences without strain, and a small outboard motor stashed aboard handles tender runs to remote beaches and taverna-lined coves where larger boats cannot reach. By afternoon, you'll be anchored in a bay known only to locals, the water so clear you can see the seabed beneath the hull.

Evenings are where Midas truly shines. Gather on the spacious cockpit with its comfortable cushions, watch the sun dissolve into the Ionian horizon, and plan tomorrow's anchorage over fresh grilled fish and local wine. The boat moves at the pace of the sailing life—unhurried, deliberate, and deeply connected to the sea. A week aboard Midas leaves you with salt in your hair, new friendships forged in shared watches, and the quiet satisfaction of having truly lived on the water.