Boat charter in Greece · Bali Catspace in Preveza Main Port — “MIRABELLA” — (2024)

Preveza sits at the mouth of the Ambracian Gulf, placing MIRABELLA within easy reach of the Ionian's most sheltered cruising grounds. From this working port base, a week's charter opens up protected bays, quiet anchorages, and the kind of shallow-water access that deeper-hulled yachts cannot reach. Living aboard a 12.31-metre Bali Catspace works for ten people without crowding. Four cabins and four bathrooms mean families and groups can spread out; the galley sits central to the wide saloon, where natural light floods through multiple windows. On deck, the broad trampolines between the hulls invite you to relax and watch the horizon, while the foredeck offers a second refuge forward. The cockpit is laid out for easy sailing single-handed or with crew, with controls and sightlines designed for day sailors and longer passages alike. Twin hulls deliver what matters at anchor: negligible heel, a stable platform for children or less experienced sailors, and the shallow draft that lets you explore bays where monohulls must stay out. MIRABELLA draws just enough to reach small anchorages and beach stops throughout the Ionian, yet the beam between those hulls creates interior space—and deck space—that feels generous rather than cramped. The catamaran design is not about luxury theatre; it is about working comfort and the freedom to anchor where the view matters.