The Anasa feeling
Life on Board
Some moments are shared around a table. Others belong to a book, the view or a little time to yourself. Picture your days on the water, with space for company and a slower pace.
Plan your Ionian journeyThe covered cockpit of Anasa’s Isla 40
A day shaped by the water
Imagine a morning with time to notice where you are before moving on. Later, the view changes as the boat heads towards another island or a different part of the coast. A passage is part of the holiday, with the length and character of the day influenced by the route and the conditions.
When a suitable swimming stop is possible, the afternoon might include time in the water. On another day, you may prefer a village walk or more time in the same place. There is no single pattern that every day needs to follow, and weather can call for a different plan.
Together, with room to retreat
Our boat is a Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 catamaran. The covered cockpit has an outdoor table and seating, connected to an indoor saloon with another place to sit together. These shared spaces make conversation easy while keeping the view part of the day.
Cabins below deck provide a more private part of life aboard. How the accommodation works for your group matters as much as the photographs: discuss who is travelling, sleeping arrangements and any individual needs before deciding on the trip. The boat page offers a closer look at the layout and spaces.
Follow your curiosity ashore
The shore brings a different kind of discovery: a village lane behind the harbour, a bakery, a café or a taverna you choose for dinner. Food can be a way into a place, from browsing a local menu to asking what is in season. Leave enough time to enjoy the meal as well as the walk there.
Restaurants, shopping and activities ashore are independent options to explore. Discuss meal arrangements and any activities separately when planning your trip. If food is a particular interest, tell us early so we can discuss how time ashore might fit your plans.
Bring your idea of a good day
Some groups want more sailing; others value fewer moves and longer evenings in one place. Share your preferences alongside any concerns about being on the water. Mobility, comfort and the balance of shared and private time are useful things to discuss before booking.
We will use that conversation to explore what is possible within the arrangements agreed for your holiday. Individual wishes still need to sit alongside the route, conditions and practicalities of life on a boat.
Imagine a week in the IonianStart with a conversation
Send your preferred dates, group size and the kind of holiday you have in mind. Ask about the accommodation, services and arrangements that matter to you. Having those details clear before you commit helps turn an appealing idea into a holiday that suits the people travelling.
A few useful answers
Before you go further
Which catamaran does Anasa have?
Our boat is a Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 catamaran. The boat page shows its spaces; please discuss the accommodation arrangements for your particular group with us.
What is useful to pack?
Soft luggage, light layers, sun protection, swimwear and shoes suitable for moving around a boat are a useful starting point. Ask us for trip-specific packing advice before travelling.
How do I begin an enquiry?
Email info@anasaexperiences.com with your preferred dates, group size and interests. Include questions about the services and accommodation you need so these can be clarified before booking.
Let’s begin
Make room for your kind of holiday
A few details about you are a good place to begin. Tell us what you would like from your time on the water.
Plan your Ionian journeyinfo@anasaexperiences.com