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Iliada is a 2023 Sun Odyssey 410 based in Paleros, Greece—a gateway to the Ionian Sea's most coveted anchorages. This 12-metre sailing yacht combines modern comfort with the freedom to explore hidden coves, traditional fishing villages, and crystalline waters that define this corner of the Mediterranean. Whether you're an experienced sailor seeking a bareboat adventure or a group of friends looking to charter with a professional crew, Iliada offers the perfect platform for a week of unhurried exploration.

The yacht's three cabins comfortably accommodate up to eight guests, each with generous berths and thoughtful design. Two full bathrooms ensure morning routines remain stress-free, while the saloon provides a light-filled gathering space for evening meals and stargazing. Climate control throughout keeps the interior cool during warm days, and the electric winches make sail handling effortless—whether you're an active sailor or prefer to relax while the crew manages the technical side. A powerful Yanmar engine, combined with the onboard generator and water desalination system, means you can anchor in remote bays for days without concern for supplies or comfort.

A typical week aboard Iliada unfolds at your own pace. You might sail from Paleros to the Echinades Islands, where turquoise shallows meet white sand, or venture toward Lefkada's dramatic cliffs and sheltered anchorages. Mornings bring fresh coffee on deck; afternoons are spent swimming in crystalline waters or exploring villages accessible only by sea. The voltage converter ensures all your devices stay charged, while the galley's facilities make preparing local catch and regional wines a pleasure shared with your crew or fellow sailors.

Picture your final evening: anchored in a secluded bay as the sun melts into the horizon, the gentle clink of halyards the only sound, a table laden with grilled octopus and local Corfu wine, and the certainty that you've discovered Greece the way it was meant to be experienced.