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Steropi is a Sun Odyssey 35 sailboat that invites you to explore the Ionian Sea from the heart of Corfu. Based at D-Marin Marina Gouvia, this 2003 vessel combines proven reliability with thoughtful comfort, making her an ideal choice for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean sailing. With three cabins and berths for eight, she accommodates groups comfortably while maintaining the intimacy of a well-designed cruising yacht. The boat's 10.75-metre hull cuts through calm waters with ease, powered by a responsive 27 hp engine when the wind falls light.

A week aboard Steropi typically unfolds across the emerald islands and hidden anchorages that define this corner of Greece. From Gouvia, you'll chart courses toward Paxos and Antipaxos, where turquoise coves invite long swims and leisurely lunches ashore. The yacht's practical layout keeps life aboard straightforward: a single head serves the cabins efficiently, while the cockpit becomes your living room, shaded by a bimini and protected by a sprayhood that shields you during morning departures. Solar panels quietly sustain your onboard power, reducing engine hours and deepening your connection to wind and water.

The Sun Odyssey 35's reputation for seaworthiness means you can venture with confidence, whether exploring windward passages or anchoring in sheltered bays. An annexe extends your reach to remote beaches and village harbours, while the pilote automatique handles longer stretches, freeing you to read, cook, or simply watch the coastline unfold. Provisions in Corfu town are abundant and colourful—local fish, Corfiot wines, and fresh produce transform simple galley cooking into an unhurried ritual.

Each evening, as you settle into a protected anchorage beneath pine-clad hillsides, the Ionian reveals its quieter magic: the clink of halyards, the scent of salt and wild herbs, and the slow fade of light across water that has welcomed sailors for millennia.