Included
Bareboat
You sail Solanna yourself. You need a recognised sailing licence, such as an ICC, and a second crew member with sailing experience.
Sail the Ionian from Lefkada on Solanna
Marina Perigiali, Lefkada
Our new Bali 4.2 catamaran, chartered bareboat or with a skipper and hostess, with sheltered bays and green islands a short sail away.
Meet Solanna, our Bali 4.2
Solanna is a 2026 Bali 4.2 based in Marina Perigiali, Lefkada. She sleeps up to 12 guests in 6 cabins, with 4 bathrooms, air conditioning and a watermaker.
Particulars
- Length
- 12.8 m
- Beam
- 7.0 m
- Cabins
- 64 double, 2 single
- Berths
- 12
- WC / showers
- 4
- Built
- 2026
How would you like to sail?
Solanna is chartered bareboat, and you can add a skipper, a hostess or both.
+€210 a night
With a skipper
A local skipper sails the boat, plans each day around the wind and handles mooring.
+€400 a night
With a skipper and hostess
Add a hostess, who prepares meals and keeps the boat tidy.
Where we sail
Three Ionian sailing areas within reach of Lefkada, from the sheltered Inland Sea to Kefalonia, Ithaca and Paxos.
3 to 15 nautical miles from Marina Perigiali
Lefkada & Meganisi
The Inland Sea
The sheltered Inland Sea on our doorstep: Meganisi, Kalamos and Kastos, calm bays and short hops.
15 to 25 nautical miles from Marina Perigiali
Kefalonia & Ithaca
South of Lefkada
South of Lefkada: Fiskardo, Assos, Vathy and Kioni, with Venetian-era harbours and turquoise coves.
35 to 40 nautical miles from Marina Perigiali
Paxos & Antipaxos
North of Lefkada
North of Lefkada: Gaios, Lakka and Loggos, and the turquoise beaches of Antipaxos.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between bareboat, skippered and crewed charters?
On a bareboat charter you sail the catamaran yourself and need a recognised sailing licence plus an experienced second crew member. On a skippered charter a professional local skipper sails the boat, plans the route and handles mooring. A crewed charter adds a host or cook, so meals and cleaning are taken care of as well.
Do I need a sailing licence to charter a catamaran in Greece?
Only for a bareboat charter. Greek rules require the skipper to hold a recognised sailing licence, such as an ICC or an equivalent national certificate, and a second crew member with sailing experience. If nobody in your group has a licence, choose a skippered charter: the professional skipper is responsible for the boat.
When is the best time for a catamaran charter in the Ionian?
June and September are the best months for most groups sailing from Lefkada: warm sea, fewer crowds and steady afternoon breezes. July and August are hotter and busier, while May and October are quieter, with cooler evenings. The Ionian has no meltemi; the north-westerly maistro typically blows Force 3 to 5 in the afternoon and is often calm in the morning.
What is included in the charter price?
The charter price includes Solanna and her equipment, such as the dinghy with outboard, snorkelling gear, air conditioning and a watermaker. For the 2026 season, end cleaning (€350) is mandatory and a refundable security deposit of €700 is required, with a €400 damage waiver also offered. Fuel, marina fees, provisions, the skipper (€210 per night), the hostess (€190 per night) and extras such as Wi-Fi or SUP rental are paid separately. Your written quote lists the final price.
Ready to set sail?
Send us your preferred dates and group size. We reply within one business day.
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