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Alexandra is a 2015 Sun Odyssey 469 sailboat based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, offering the perfect platform for exploring Greece's Saronic Gulf and beyond. With four comfortable cabins and sleeping berths for ten guests, she welcomes families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of Mediterranean sailing without the constraints of a rigid itinerary. The 14-metre hull combines proven seaworthiness with thoughtful design, making her equally suited to confident sailors and those content to relax while the wind does the work.

Life aboard Alexandra unfolds at a gentle pace. Her spacious cockpit, equipped with GPS navigation and a protective sprayhood, becomes your floating living room—the ideal spot for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as you drift between islands. Below deck, the four cabins offer genuine privacy, while four separate heads ensure comfort for a larger party. Solar panels keep systems running efficiently, reducing fuel consumption and engine noise during peaceful anchorages. A bow thruster simplifies manoeuvring in tight harbours, while the 55-horsepower engine provides reliable propulsion when the Aegean breeze falters.

A typical week sees you sailing from nearby Aegina or Poros, perhaps spending a day exploring the Peloponnese coastline or anchoring in the sheltered waters around Hydra. The Saronic islands reward unhurried exploration—hidden coves ideal for swimming, waterfront tavernas serving grilled octopus and local wine, and villages where time moves differently. The radio and CD player add a touch of companionship during longer passages, while the boat's proven pedigree and thoughtful systems mean you can focus entirely on the rhythm of sailing rather than troubleshooting.

A week aboard Alexandra typically concludes with the kind of memory that lingers long after you've returned to shore: perhaps a final sunset anchorage off a quiet island, the smell of salt and pine in the air, and the simple satisfaction of having navigated your own course through one of Europe's most storied sailing grounds.