Helios is a 2026 Bali Catspace catamaran based in Preveza, Greece—a gateway to the Ionian Sea's most coveted anchorages and a region where Homeric legends meet crystalline waters. This 12-metre catamaran offers the rare combination of spacious, modern comfort with genuine sailing performance, making it an ideal choice for groups of friends, multi-generational families, or couples seeking to explore one of Europe's most unspoiled sailing destinations together.

The yacht accommodates up to twelve guests across four cabins, each with its own ensuite, ensuring privacy and convenience for everyone aboard. The generous dual-hull design creates a naturally stable platform—a particular advantage for those new to sailing or simply seeking a smooth passage between islands. The open-plan saloon, equipped with air conditioning and a full galley including refrigeration and espresso machine, becomes the social heart of your week, while the expansive cockpit, shaded by a bimini and fitted with a sprayhood for all-weather protection, invites long afternoons of conversation and stargazing. Modern navigation tools, including GPS and autopilot, make passage planning intuitive, while the onboard generator and voltage converter ensure all your devices remain charged throughout your journey.

A typical week aboard Helios unfolds between the emerald islands of the Ionian archipelago—Meganisi, Skorpios, and Lefkada's hidden coves—punctuated by stops in authentic fishing villages where local tavernas serve grilled octopus and feta-laden salads. The tender and dinghy open access to shallow anchorages and secluded beaches unreachable by larger vessels. Whether you opt for a bareboat charter with full autonomy or engage a professional crew to handle navigation and cuisine, the rhythm of your days is entirely your own: morning swims in luminous bays, leisurely lunches at anchor, evening passages under full sail.

Picture your final sunset: anchored in a sheltered cove, the Ionian hills glowing amber behind you, the gentle clink of glasses, and the realisation that a week of unhurried exploration has woven itself into memory.