Dimpa is a 2021 Dufour 530 sailing yacht based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, your gateway to Greece's most coveted cruising grounds. This 16-metre vessel combines contemporary design with genuine seaworthiness, offering four comfortable cabins and four en-suite bathrooms—ideal for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a week of Mediterranean sailing without compromise. From Alimos, you'll have immediate access to the Saronic Gulf's sheltered anchorages, the pine-fringed islands of the Peloponnese, and the quieter coves that define Greek island sailing at its finest.

Life aboard Dimpa unfolds at a gentle rhythm. The cockpit, shaded by a bimini and fitted with comfortable cushions, becomes your floating living room, complete with speakers for evening aperitifs as the sun dips toward distant headlands. The boat's bow thruster and lazy jacks make handling effortless—whether you're a seasoned sailor or rediscovering the joy of sailing after years ashore. Modern conveniences include a 75 HP engine for calm days, GPS chartplotter at the helm, autopilot for longer passages, and solar panels that keep batteries charged without constant engine running. Four electric toilets and a holding tank mean genuine comfort, while the galley's refrigeration allows you to shop locally and cook fresh Mediterranean fare each evening.

Beyond the boat itself, Dimpa opens doors to authentic exploration. The included dinghy, stand-up paddleboard, and full snorkelling kit invite you to slip into translucent waters and discover rocky reefs where grouper dart between ancient stones. Mornings might find you anchored off a whitewashed village, provisioning at the waterfront taverna; afternoons dissolve into swimming and reading in hidden bays where few tourists venture. Whether you're an experienced skipper or chartering with a professional crew, each day shapes itself around your preferences—unhurried sailing, island hopping, or simply anchoring deep in a pine-scented cove.

A week aboard Dimpa becomes a collection of moments: the smell of salt and wild herbs, the clink of glasses under starlight, the quiet satisfaction of raising sail as the Saronic Gulf opens before you.