Escape is a 2024 Oceanis 40.1 sailing yacht based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, offering the perfect platform for exploring the Aegean's most coveted islands and hidden anchorages. With four cabins and two heads, she comfortably accommodates up to ten guests—whether you're gathering a close circle of friends, bringing extended family, or combining two couples seeking a shared maritime adventure. From her home port just south of Athens, you'll have immediate access to the Saronic Gulf's sheltered waters, the dramatic coastlines of the Peloponnese, and the island-hopping routes toward the Cyclades.

Life aboard Escape flows between purposeful sailing and genuine relaxation. The yacht's modern systems—including a bow thruster, autopilot, and a 45 HP engine—make handling intuitive, while the lazy jacks and lazy bag keep sail management straightforward even for mixed-experience crews. The generous cockpit, shaded by a bimini and fitted with teak decking and comfortable cushions, becomes your floating living room. A sprayhood protects the helm station during passage, and onboard speakers let you set the mood as you navigate between anchorages. The galley is well-appointed with a refrigerator and coffee maker, supporting both simple breakfasts and more ambitious meals prepared underway.

Beyond the helm, Escape prioritizes comfort and connection with the sea. Solar panels and a generator ensure reliable power for the air conditioning and electric heads, while the GPS chartplotter keeps navigation seamless. When you drop anchor in crystalline bays, the swimming platform, snorkeling gear, and stand-up paddle board invite immediate immersion—literally. Underwater lights transform evening swims into something magical, and the tender makes exploring quieter coves effortless. Whether you're anchored off a whitewashed village, diving into turquoise shallows at sunset, or simply drifting with a cool drink in hand, a week aboard Escape reveals why the Aegean remains sailing's most timeless stage.