Okeanis

Okeanis is a Bavaria Cruiser 42 sailboat based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, your gateway to Greece's most rewarding sailing grounds. This 2008 vessel combines German engineering with the practical comfort needed for meaningful time on the water—whether you're plotting a week-long passage through the Saronic Gulf or anchoring in quiet coves along the Athenian Riviera. With three cabins and eight berths, she accommodates small families or groups of friends seeking a more intimate cruising experience than larger charter yachts offer. The layout prioritizes livability without fuss. Thoughtful cabin configurations and generous headroom make extended stays genuinely comfortable, while the responsive 55 hp engine and bow thruster ensure straightforward handling in tight anchorages. A full galley with refrigeration keeps provisions fresh throughout your week, and the dinghy lets you explore shallow bays and reach remote tavernas inaccessible to larger vessels. The cockpit's Bimini top and sprayhood provide shelter during unexpected weather or intense sun, transforming your outdoor living space into a true retreat between sails. Navigation is intuitive thanks to GPS chartplotting and autopilot—tools that free you to relax, swim, or simply watch the coastline unfold. The Bavaria's moderate dimensions make her responsive to sail and straightforward to maneuver, striking that rare balance between capability and accessibility. She suits experienced sailors wanting a vessel they can truly command, as well as those new to bareboat chartering who value a forgiving, well-appointed platform. Picture yourself anchored off Hydra at sunset, the Saronic islands silhouetted against amber light, a cold drink in hand and the gentle clink of halyards your only soundtrack. A week aboard Okeanis is measured not in miles covered, but in the rhythm of wind, water, and the kind of freedom that only comes from sailing.