Bootscharter in Griechenland · Bali 4.1 in Preveza Main Port — “Sinope” — (2020)

From Preveza's sheltered natural harbour, Sinope opens up the central Ionian coast in a way few boats can match. A 2020 Bali 4.1, she carries eleven guests across five separate cabins—each with its own bathroom—so families and friend groups stay private, not crowded. The layout works because of what the twin hulls deliver: genuine stability when you're at anchor reading or swimming, a shallow draft that lets you nose into bays and sandy corners deeper monohulls cannot reach, and enough deck space that everyone finds somewhere to sit or sprawl on the trampolines without feeling stacked together. Below, the saloon runs open to the cockpit, with plenty of light and air rather than a cramped cabin feel. Five bathrooms mean mornings aren't rushed or tense. The foredeck has room to move around the furling headsail, and the trampolines stretch the living space into the bow—a genuine advantage of the catamaran form. Steering from the cockpit is straightforward; handling under sail or motor suits bareboat skippers of mixed experience. A week from Preveza lets you work north toward Corfu and the Albanian coast, south toward Lefkada and Ithaca, or drift between the islands at your own pace. The shallow draft gets you into Nidri lagoon and smaller anchorages; the stability makes the crossing to Meganissi and beyond feel easy. Sinope is purpose-built for groups who want space, comfort, and the freedom to choose their own course.