Weekly Sailing Yacht Bareboat Charter in Lefkada, Greece

If there is a paradise on the planet, you will find it with us. Thousands of islands dot the blue water, providing limitless opportunities to locate precisely what you're looking for. Greece is an ideal destination due to its wealth and diversity of seas, endless kilometers of Greek coast and thousands of Greek islands, protected sea areas covering thousands of square kilometers, mild climate, high percentage of sunshine, and interesting and varying landscape. The Greek waters are regarded safe, with short distances between coasts and suitable parameters for wind intensity, ambient and sea temperatures.

Our yacht may also be chartered as a bareboat.Alternatively, you may pick an SKIPPERED CHARTER, in which an expert skipper is on board and takes charge of the yacht's sailing and mooring.

Our Bareboat yacht charters are handled aboard our BAVARIA 46 cruiser, which has four double guest cabins. She is quick and comfortable, was designed for charter in the Mediterranean Sea and beyond, and is kept in impeccable condition.

The enormous cockpit serves as the yacht's central nervous system. It's a terrific spot to get involved in the activity or simply relax and enjoy the journey. When we're in port in the evening, the cockpit is a great location to unwind and watch the world go by.

The three guest accommodations on board are roomy doubles with separate entrance from the salon. They are light and bright, with decent ventilation and plenty of storage space.

The saloon is really large and pleasant. On the port side, there is a huge table with sleek and comfy seats that can accommodate 8 people for supper.

The galley is on the other side of the saloon. The chart table and navigation systems are located on the starboard side of the saloon, where you may calculate our route across the islands if you choose.

There are huge fitted beds and cushions on the foredeck where you may rest and sunbathe while watching the islands pass by. A bathing platform in the stern of the boat allows easy access to the sea, and a fresh water deck shower is nearby to wash away the salt after your swim.

The "passarelle" or gangway, which is used to get on and off the boat, is also located near the stern of La Luna. A dinghy or tender popularly known as "Elvis" (Love me Tender) is another method we may get onboard or ashore. We'd employ him if we wanted to spend the night in a secluded harbor.

Our yacht sails like a dream, with all of the command and navigation equipment you'd expect on a large contemporary yacht. She features a conventional Bermudan Sloop rig, which means she has one mast that supports two sails and all of her control lines come back to the cockpit for simple handling.