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Ino is a 2020 Dufour 390 Grand Large based at Alimos Marina, your gateway to the Saronic Gulf and beyond. This 12-metre sailing yacht offers an ideal balance of comfort and performance, making it perfectly suited for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of genuine Greek island exploration without the constraints of a rigid itinerary. With three cabins accommodating up to eight guests, Ino provides both privacy and conviviality—a rare combination for bareboat charters in this region.

The Saronic Gulf's protected waters and consistent summer winds make this an accessible yet rewarding sailing ground. From Alimos, you might spend your first days exploring Aegina's pine-covered hills and seafood tavernas, then push towards the quieter islands of Poros and Hydra, where narrow stone streets tumble down to crystalline anchorages. The yacht's bow thruster and autopilot make single-handed manoeuvring straightforward, while the bimini and sprayhood ensure comfort during longer passages. Solar panels keep your batteries topped up during peaceful anchorages, and the teak cockpit becomes your natural gathering space as the day winds down.

Onboard, the refrigerator preserves fresh provisions from local markets—feta, olives, and seasonal vegetables that define Mediterranean cooking. The two heads and generous cabin layout mean mornings feel unhurried rather than cramped. An annexe is included for exploring shallow bays and reaching waterfront tavernas where the catch of the day is still swimming an hour before dinner. The Dufour's responsive helm and moderate sail plan reward attentive sailing without demanding expert technique, making her equally enjoyable for confident amateurs and seasoned sailors.

A week aboard Ino typically unfolds as a rhythm of morning swims in hidden coves, lazy lunches anchored off whitewashed villages, and evenings spent watching the sun dissolve into the Peloponnese while local wine and conversation flow freely around the cockpit table.