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Apollonis is a 2008 Hanse 540 sailing yacht based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, perfectly positioned for exploring Greece's Saronic Gulf and beyond. This 16-metre vessel combines reliable performance with comfortable accommodation, making her ideal for groups of friends or extended families seeking a week of unhurried sailing through some of the Mediterranean's most rewarding waters. With five cabins and ten berths across five heads, there's generous space for everyone to enjoy their own retreat after days spent on deck or ashore.

Life aboard Apollonis unfolds at a leisurely pace. The cockpit, shaded by a bimini and protected by a sprayhood, becomes your natural gathering place—a spot to linger over morning coffee or evening drinks while anchored in a quiet cove. Below deck, modern conveniences ensure genuine comfort: a well-stocked refrigerator keeps provisions fresh, electric toilets and hot water eliminate the rough edges of traditional cruising, and solar panels quietly sustain your power needs. The 110-horsepower engine, paired with an electric bow thruster, makes entering tight anchorages straightforward, while the autopilot grants you freedom to relax or attend to other matters during longer passages.

Sailing from Alimos, you'll typically head toward the Argo-Saronic islands—Aegina, Poros, and Hydra are natural first stops, each offering sheltered anchorages and authentic waterfront tavernas. The included GPS chartplotter and electric winches make sail handling intuitive, and the tender allows easy exploration of smaller bays and beach landings. Whether you're a confident sailor or prefer to take things slowly, Apollonis adapts to your rhythm. Afternoons dissolve into swimming and snorkelling; evenings bring fresh grilled fish, local wine, and conversations that drift as lazily as the boat on her mooring.

A week aboard Apollonis leaves you with the particular contentment that comes from slow travel—sunsets watched from an anchorage known only to a handful of boats, mornings waking to clear water and the prospect of wherever the day's breeze might take you.