Derminica, a 2025 Sun Odyssey 380, awaits you in Neo Klima, a serene village on the Greek island of Klima where the Aegean's crystalline waters meet timeless Cycladic charm. This 11-metre sailing yacht is purpose-built for those seeking a week of genuine exploration—whether you're a family of four, a group of friends, or two couples looking to escape together. With three comfortable cabins sleeping up to eight guests and two full bathrooms, Derminica balances spaciousness with the intimate rhythm of life at sea.

The Aegean from this base offers an embarrassment of riches: hidden anchorages between volcanic islands, windswept cliffsides dotted with whitewashed settlements, and waters so clear that snorkeling becomes a daily ritual. Derminica comes equipped with snorkeling gear, so you can slip into turquoise coves and explore underwater life without leaving the boat. The 40-horsepower Yammer engine and bow thruster make navigation intuitive, even for less experienced sailors, while the autopilot grants you freedom to relax in the cockpit as you cruise. Solar panels keep your batteries topped up during long anchorages, and the electric toilets ensure modern comfort throughout your voyage.

Your days unfold at sea's pace: mornings spent under full sail with the bimini providing shade, afternoons anchored in secluded bays with an aperitif on deck, evenings preparing fresh local ingredients in a galley equipped with refrigeration. The lazy jacks simplify sail handling, while the convertible cockpit table becomes your dining room, your chart-plotting station, and your gathering place for starlit conversations. An outboard motor and tender allow spontaneous exploration of nearby beaches and villages, extending your reach beyond the boat itself.

A week aboard Derminica is measured not in miles but in moments: the sound of water lapping against the hull at dawn, the taste of Aegean fish at a family-run taverna on a neighbouring island, and the particular silence that settles when you drop anchor in a cove known only to a handful of sailors.