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Corfu is a 2018 Oceanis 41.1 based 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 for groups and families seeking an authentic Mediterranean escape. With three cabins accommodating up to eight guests and two full bathrooms, Corfu provides the space and privacy that transforms a week at sea into a genuine retreat rather than a cramped adventure.

Life aboard unfolds at a leisurely pace. Mornings begin with fresh coffee from the onboard espresso machine as you plot your day's course, perhaps consulting the GPS at the helm or letting the autopilot guide you while you relax under the generous Bimini shade. The Saronic islands—Hydra, Spetses, Poros—reveal themselves gradually: hidden anchorages where the water runs crystalline, small fishing villages where local tavernas serve the day's catch, and quiet coves perfect for an afternoon swim. The snorkeling equipment opens doors to underwater gardens, while the tender allows you to explore shallow bays inaccessible to larger vessels. Evenings see the group gathered in the cockpit, cooled by the sea breeze, cushioned seating inviting conversation as the sun descends.

Corfu's thoughtful design speaks to both seasoned sailors and those new to bareboat chartering. The sprayhood protects the companionway during rougher passages, the 33 kW engine provides reliable auxiliary power, and the onboard refrigeration keeps provisions fresh throughout your week. Air conditioning in the cabins ensures restful sleep, while cockpit speakers add a gentle soundtrack to your anchorages. Whether you're an experienced skipper or chartering with a professional crew, this yacht delivers the freedom to move at your own rhythm.

A week aboard Corfu typically concludes with one unforgettable evening: anchored in a sheltered bay, the boat gently swinging to the tide, the Greek coastline glowing in the golden hour, and the shared satisfaction of having truly lived on the water.