À propos de ce yacht
Valesia is a 2021 Bavaria C42 sailboat based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, offering the ideal platform for exploring the Saronic Gulf and beyond. This 12.4-metre sloop combines modern comfort with responsive sailing performance, making it equally suited to seasoned sailors seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean cruising and families or groups of friends looking for a relaxed escape from the Athenian coast.
The yacht's three cabins sleep up to eight guests across well-appointed berths, each with access to one of two full heads equipped with electric toilets. The open-plan saloon and cockpit flow naturally, creating spaces where the crew can gather to share meals, plan daily routes, or simply unwind as the sun sets over island anchorages. A sprayhood provides shelter during morning passages, while the bow thruster makes tight marina approaches straightforward even in variable winds. Solar panels and a voltage converter mean you can charge devices and run essential systems quietly at anchor, preserving the peace of remote coves.
A typical week from Alimos takes you through some of Greece's most rewarding sailing waters. You might anchor off Aegina's pine-clad shores, explore the narrow channels around Poros, or push south toward the Peloponnese to discover lesser-known bays where fishermen still work traditional grounds. The GPS and cockpit instruments keep navigation intuitive, while the 57-horsepower engine ensures reliable passage-making when the wind drops. Evenings often revolve around taverna meals in waterfront villages, fresh seafood, and the unhurried rhythm of island life—a rhythm that feels worlds away from the city yet is never more than a few hours' sail distant.
Valesia suits groups who value both independence and comfort, offering the freedom to chase morning breezes and afternoon anchorages while enjoying the security of modern systems and thoughtful onboard amenities. Picture your week ending as it began: the boat gently swinging to anchor, the Aegean darkening to deep blue, and the smell of salt and pine carrying across the water as you raise a glass to another perfect day under sail.