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Jolly Roger is a 2023 Sun Odyssey 440, a modern and well-appointed sailing yacht based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, just minutes from Athens. This four-cabin cruiser offers the perfect balance of comfort and performance for groups of friends, families, or couples seeking an authentic week of Mediterranean sailing. With eight berths across thoughtfully designed cabins and two heads, the yacht accommodates up to eight guests while maintaining the intimacy and ease of movement that makes extended cruising a pleasure rather than a compromise.

From your home base near the Greek capital, Jolly Roger opens access to the Saronic Gulf's most compelling destinations—the pine-clad islands of the Argo-Saronic region, hidden anchorages where turquoise water laps white pebble beaches, and villages where local tavernas serve fresh catch at sunset. The yacht's modern systems—including GPS chartplotting, autopilot, and a bow thruster—make navigation intuitive, while the Yanmar 45 HP engine ensures reliable passage in variable conditions. Solar panels and a voltage converter keep your devices charged throughout the week, and the teak deck provides an inviting space to gather as the day winds down.

Onboard, thoughtful details elevate daily life: a well-stocked refrigerator, electric heads, and a bimini top and sprayhood that shelter the cockpit from sun and spray. Comfortable cockpit cushions and speaker system create the ideal setting for morning coffee or evening drinks, while the stand-up paddle board and snorkeling kit invite exploration of secluded coves and crystalline shallows. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a confident beginner, Jolly Roger's intuitive layout and reliable equipment allow you to focus on what matters—time with your crew, the rhythm of wind and water, and the unhurried rhythm of island life.

A week aboard unfolds as a series of quiet anchorages and shared meals, punctuated by swims in luminous waters and the simple ritual of raising the mainsail as dawn breaks over the Aegean.