Nagia is a 2020 Oceanis 46.1 sailboat based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, your gateway to the Saronic Gulf and beyond. This well-appointed four-cabin vessel offers the perfect balance of comfort and performance for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of authentic Greek sailing. With berths for up to ten guests across four ensuite cabins and four heads, Nagia accommodates larger groups without compromise, allowing everyone their own private retreat after days spent exploring sun-drenched anchorages.

A week aboard Nagia typically unfolds between the Saronic islands—Poros, Hydra, and Spetses—and the quieter coves of the Peloponnese coast. The yacht's 54-horsepower engine and responsive bow thruster make navigation intuitive, whether you're motoring through calm straits or sailing under full canvas. Modern conveniences include GPS chartplotting and autopilot for confident passage-making, while solar panels and a full refrigeration system mean fresh provisions and chilled drinks throughout your voyage. The bimini and sprayhood provide shelter during the heat of the day or unexpected squalls, transforming the cockpit into a comfortable outdoor living space where you'll spend mornings over coffee and evenings watching the light fade over the Peloponnese.

Nagia's dinghy opens access to shallow anchorages and secluded beaches inaccessible to larger vessels, while the onboard sound system and radio-CD player set the mood for sunset gatherings at anchor. Four functional heads ensure comfort for all guests, a practical luxury on extended charters. Whether you're a seasoned sailor taking the helm or content to relax while the autopilot holds course, Nagia delivers the space, reliability, and thoughtful equipment needed for an unhurried Greek sailing holiday.

Imagine your final evening anchored in a sheltered bay, the water glassy calm, local grilled fish and crisp white wine shared on deck as the Aegean light turns amber and gold.