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Nomad II is a 2020 Lagoon 50 catamaran based at D-Marin Marina in Lefkada, Greece—a natural gateway to the Ionian Sea's most coveted anchorages. This eight-cabin vessel combines the stability and space of a modern catamaran with the comfort needed for groups of up to twelve guests seeking a week of seamless Mediterranean cruising. From Lefkada's protected waters, you'll have easy access to the Echinades islands, the Paxi archipelago, and hidden coves where turquoise shallows meet limestone cliffs.

The layout prioritises comfort and sociability across its generous beam. Six en-suite cabins ensure privacy for couples or families, while the open-plan saloon—complete with air conditioning, television, and radio-CD—serves as the natural gathering space during calmer afternoons or evening aperitifs. The teak cockpit becomes your second home, offering 360-degree views while you navigate or simply drift. Practical touches abound: a desalination system keeps fresh water plentiful, the ice-making machine ensures cold drinks throughout your voyage, and the onboard espresso machine delivers café-quality mornings. The hydraulic passerelle simplifies boarding and water access, while the stand-up paddleboards invite exploration of shallow bays and secret anchorages.

Nomad II performs beautifully in the Ionian's variable conditions, with twin 80-horsepower engines, autopilot, and a dedicated GPS at the helm ensuring confident navigation. Whether you're a seasoned sailor commanding the bridge or content to relax while a professional crew handles the sailing, this catamaran adapts to your style. The electric toilets, generator, and outboard motor handle the practical demands of extended cruising, leaving you free to focus on what matters: discovering whitewashed villages, sampling local wine at waterfront tavernas, and anchoring in crystalline waters where dolphins occasionally surface at dusk.

Imagine seven nights punctuated by morning swims in emerald coves, lazy lunches prepared in the galley, and sunsets painted across the Ionian from a secure anchorage where the only sound is the gentle lap of water against the hulls.