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Almyra, a 2019 Oceanis 46.1, awaits you at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, your gateway to the Saronic Gulf and beyond. This well-appointed sailing yacht offers the perfect balance of comfort and performance, with four generous cabins and four ensuite heads—ideal for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking an intimate escape on the Aegean. Whether you're drawn to the sheltered anchorages near Athens, the pine-fringed islands of the Saronic region, or further adventures toward the Peloponnese, Almyra is your floating home for an unforgettable week at sea.

The yacht combines thoughtful cruising amenities with genuine ease of handling. An efficient 57 HP engine and bow thruster make entering tight anchorages straightforward, while the autopilot and GPS chartplotter free you to focus on the rhythm of the voyage. Solar panels keep your batteries topped up during long, sun-soaked days, and the generous bimini and sprayhood shelter the cockpit from both sun and spray—perfect for those moments between swims. The onboard refrigerator preserves fresh provisions from local harbours, and the cabin layout ensures everyone enjoys privacy and comfort after days spent exploring.

Days aboard Almyra naturally flow between sailing, swimming, and discovery. Anchor in crystalline coves where snorkelling gear reveals underwater meadows and colourful marine life, or glide silently into villages where tavernas serve grilled octopus and local wine. The stand-up paddle board opens quieter corners inaccessible by larger vessels, while cockpit speakers set the mood as the sun dips toward distant headlands. Four heads mean no morning queues, and the well-equipped galley makes preparing meals a pleasure rather than a chore.

A week aboard Almyra reads like a series of perfect moments: mornings waking to calm water and distant mountains, afternoons anchored in hidden bays where time seems to pause, and evenings sharing stories over dinner as the Aegean sky turns gold and violet.