ERRANT VAGABOND

Errant Vagabond — Lagoon 51 Based in Paleros, on the Lefkas coast, Errant Vagabond is a Lagoon 51 catamaran built for the kind of cruising the Ionian does best: short hops between islands, long lunches at anchor, and evenings in coves that never quite fill up. From this corner of western Greece, Lefkas, Meganisi, Kalamos and the Ithaca channel are all within a comfortable day's sail — the itinerary shapes itself around the wind and your mood rather than a fixed schedule. The layout accommodates twelve guests across six cabins, each with a double bed, served by four bathrooms. It's an unusually generous configuration for a yacht of this size, and it makes Errant Vagabond a natural fit for two or three families sailing together, or a group of friends who want their own space at the end of the day. The wide beam of a catamaran does the rest: level decks, a saloon that stays open to the cockpit, and outdoor seating that becomes the real centre of life aboard. A captain who knows these waters well handles the routing and the anchorages, while a hostess looks after the galley with traditional Mediterranean cooking — most of it eaten outside, in the shade of the cockpit or on the foredeck. For time in the water, the yacht carries a 30 hp tender, snorkelling equipment, a stand-up paddleboard, an underwater scooter, waterskis, a large towable tube, fishing gear and beach toys — enough to keep a mixed-age group occupied between swim stops.