Lella Belle is a 2024 Oceanis 46.1 sailing yacht based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, offering an ideal platform for exploring the Saronic Gulf and beyond. This modern 14.6-metre vessel combines thoughtful design with genuine comfort, accommodating up to ten guests across five cabins—making her equally suited to extended family gatherings, groups of friends seeking adventure, or couples who want space to unwind. Departing from the vibrant Athens coastline, a week aboard typically unfolds as a rhythm of island-hopping, anchorages in crystalline waters, and leisurely days shaped by wind and whim.

The yacht's layout prioritizes both sociability and privacy. Three full heads, a well-equipped galley with refrigeration and espresso machine, and climate control throughout ensure practical ease, while the generous cockpit—shaded by a bimini and sprayhood—becomes the natural gathering place. Electric winches and an efficient 80 HP engine make sail handling intuitive, whether you're bareboat sailing or working with a professional crew. The bow thruster, autopilot, and GPS navigation system at the helm reduce fatigue on longer passages, while the electric heads and onboard generator add a layer of self-sufficiency.

Beyond the helm, Lella Belle invites genuine connection with the Aegean. Solar panels and thoughtful systems mean you can anchor in remote coves without compromise. The swimming platform, snorkeling equipment, and stand-up paddle board open direct access to turquoise shallows and hidden bays. Radio-CD speakers at the cockpit set the mood for sundowners, while the dinghy extends your reach to smaller islands and shoreside tavernas. A typical week moves between the Saronic islands—Hydra, Poros, Aegina—or ventures further toward the Cyclades, with mornings spent under sail and afternoons anchored in secluded spots where the water is so clear you can see the seabed.

Each evening, as the sun descends toward the horizon and the rigging quiets, you'll find yourself anchored in a cove known only to locals and a handful of sailors—a glass of wine in hand, the smell of salt and pine, and the simple certainty that this is exactly where you meant to be.