À propos de ce yacht
Evita is a 2011 Oceanis 51.1 sailboat based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, offering an ideal platform for exploring the Saronic Gulf and beyond. With five comfortable cabins and ten berths, she accommodates families, groups of friends, or multiple couples seeking a week of unhurried sailing through Greece's crystalline waters. The yacht's 16-metre length and thoughtful design strike a balance between spacious living and manageable handling, making her equally suited to experienced sailors and those chartering with a professional crew.
Life aboard Evita unfolds at a leisurely pace. The generous cockpit, shaded by a bimini and fitted with a sprayhood for protection from the elements, becomes your outdoor living room—a place to gather over morning coffee (made fresh with the onboard espresso machine) or to watch the sunset with a cool drink from the well-stocked refrigerator. The air-conditioned interior provides respite during Greece's warmest hours, while the four en-suite bathrooms ensure comfort for all guests. Modern navigation tools, including GPS and chart plotter, combine with the autopilot to make passage planning straightforward, while the bow thruster and dinghy tender open access to shallow anchorages and hidden coves where larger vessels cannot venture.
A typical week might begin with a gentle sail to the nearby islands of the Saronic Gulf—Aegina, Poros, or Hydra—each offering distinct character and excellent provisioning. As you progress, secluded bays reveal themselves: small fishing villages where local tavernas serve grilled octopus and white wine, pine-fringed anchorages perfect for swimming, and quiet nights under star-filled skies. The yacht's generator ensures power for refrigeration and comfort, while the dinghy allows spontaneous exploration of remote beaches and underwater sites.
Evita welcomes those ready to embrace the rhythm of Mediterranean sailing—mornings spent under canvas, afternoons anchored in crystalline bays, and evenings shared with friends or family as the Aegean light fades to violet and gold.