The Oceanis 46.1 from 2023 is a modern sailing yacht built for comfort and ease of handling, moored at D-Marin Marina Gouvia in Kerkyra. From this strategic Ionian base, you'll have immediate access to some of Greece's most rewarding cruising grounds—emerald anchorages, quiet villages clinging to hillsides, and waters that shift from sapphire to turquoise depending on the light. Whether you're a seasoned sailor, a group of friends seeking adventure, or a family wanting to explore at a relaxed pace, this 46-footer strikes an elegant balance between performance and livability.

Below deck, four generously appointed cabins and four en-suite heads mean everyone travels with genuine privacy and comfort. The galley is well-equipped with a refrigerator and espresso machine—morning coffee tastes better when the view is an Ionian sunrise. Topside, the cockpit is genuinely liveable, with a bimini providing shade during long lunches at anchor, cushions for lounging, and a sprayhood that keeps spray at bay during passage work. A bow thruster and lazy jacks make sail handling intuitive, even if your crew is mixed in experience, while the autopilot and GPS chartplotter take the strain out of longer passages.

A week aboard typically unfolds like this: you motor-sail to a sheltered anchorage by mid-morning, lower the dinghy to explore a nearby village or swim in crystalline water, return for a long lunch, then spend the afternoon reading or snorkelling. Evenings bring cockpit suppers, local wine, and the kind of conversation that only happens when the world slows down. The 57-horsepower engine ensures you're never fighting the elements, and the yacht's responsive handling means you'll feel engaged rather than overwhelmed, whether you're navigating tight channels or enjoying an open-water sail.

Picture yourself at sunset, anchored in a hidden cove with nothing but pine-scented air and the gentle clink of halyards—a week that feels both timeless and entirely your own.