À propos de ce yacht
Elli is a 2018 Jeanneau 54 sailing yacht based in Piso Livadi Port, on the island of Paros in Greece—a gateway to some of the Aegean's most compelling sailing grounds. With six cabins and berths for twelve guests, she offers the rare combination of spacious, comfortable accommodation and the intimacy of a well-appointed private vessel. Whether you're planning a multi-generational family adventure, a gathering of close friends, or a corporate retreat, Elli delivers the kind of seamless experience that transforms a week at sea into something genuinely memorable.
The Jeanneau 54 is built for both performance and ease of handling. Electric winches and an autopilot mean less fuss with sail trimming, while the bow thruster and hydraulic passerelle make arrival and departure smooth—important when you're coordinating a larger group. Below deck, modern conveniences include air conditioning, a well-stocked galley with espresso maker and refrigeration, and four heads with electric toilets, ensuring everyone stays comfortable. Solar panels and a desalination unit reflect thoughtful design for extended cruising, and the onboard generator provides reliable power throughout your week.
From Piso Livadi, you'll explore the central Cyclades at a natural rhythm: morning sails to hidden coves, afternoons anchored in crystalline waters, evenings spent in whitewashed harbors sampling local wine and grilled octopus. The bimini and sprayhood keep the cockpit shaded and protected, while convertible seating and cushions create an inviting social hub. An outboard motor and tender give you access to smaller islands and secluded beaches that larger vessels cannot reach. The GPS chartplotter and electronic navigation systems handle the technical side, leaving you free to absorb the landscape—the dramatic cliffs, the Byzantine chapels, the unhurried rhythm of island life.
A week aboard Elli typically unfolds as a blend of sailing, swimming, and discovery: mornings might bring a brisk sail to Antiparos or Despotiko; afternoons dissolve into snorkeling and sun; evenings anchor you in quiet bays where the only sound is the gentle clink of rigging and the call of gulls at dusk.