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Oktana is a 2023 First 53 sailboat based at Olympic Marina in Lavrio, Greece—a gateway to the Saronic and Aegean islands where ancient history meets crystalline waters. This four-cabin, nine-berth yacht is built for groups and families seeking a week of genuine sailing without compromise on comfort or capability. Whether you're navigating between Hydra and Spetses or exploring quieter anchorages toward the Peloponnese, Oktana combines modern performance with thoughtful onboard living.

The yacht's layout welcomes up to ten guests across four well-appointed cabins, each served by four full bathrooms—a rare luxury that eliminates morning queues. The saloon stays cool with air conditioning, while a well-equipped galley features a refrigerator and coffee maker for unhurried mornings before weighing anchor. Navigation is intuitive thanks to GPS chartplotting and autopilot, allowing you to focus on the sailing itself. Electric winches and a bow thruster handle the physical demands of departure and arrival, while lazy jacks keep sail handling straightforward even in variable Aegean winds.

Life aboard revolves around the generous cockpit, shaded by a bimini and fitted with comfortable cushions—the perfect perch for watching sunsets or plotting tomorrow's course over drinks. A sprayhood provides shelter during morning departures, while the onboard generator, water maker, and voltage converter ensure independence at anchor. The dinghy and snorkeling equipment open up hidden coves and underwater exploration, transforming downtime into discovery. A 110 HP engine and outboard motor guarantee reliable passages between islands.

A week aboard Oktana unfolds at your own pace: lazy mornings in sheltered bays, afternoon swims in waters so clear you can see the seabed, and evenings ashore sampling local tavernas before returning to your floating home. The Saronic islands reward both seasoned sailors and first-time charterers, offering protected waters, manageable distances, and the kind of Mediterranean light that makes every anchorage feel like a destination.