À propos de ce yacht
Yria is a 2022 Oceanis 51.1 sailing yacht perfectly positioned at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, your gateway to Greece's most coveted cruising grounds. This 16-metre vessel combines modern comfort with genuine sailing performance, offering groups of up to eleven guests an intimate exploration of the Aegean's crystalline waters, hidden anchorages, and whitewashed island villages. Whether you're planning a week with family, a gathering of close friends, or a small corporate retreat, Yria's six cabins and four en-suite bathrooms provide the privacy and convenience essential to seamless shared time at sea.
Life aboard unfolds at a leisurely pace. The spacious cockpit, shaded by a bimini and fitted with comfortable cushions, becomes your floating living room—a place to gather over morning coffee, afternoon aperitifs, or starlit dinners. Modern navigation systems, including GPS chartplotting and an intuitive autopilot, mean even less experienced sailors can feel confident, while the bow thruster and electric toilets handle the practical demands of yacht living with ease. Solar panels keep systems running efficiently, and a well-stocked refrigerator supports both simple provisioning and more elaborate meal preparation. Cockpit speakers set the soundtrack as you drift between anchorages.
Beyond the boat itself, Yria opens access to the Aegean's most rewarding itineraries. From Alimos, you might sail toward the Saronic Islands—Hydra, Poros, Aegina—or venture further to the Cyclades, where dramatic caldera views and turquoise bays reward each day's passage. Snorkeling equipment and a stand-up paddleboard invite exploration of underwater reefs and quiet coves unreachable by larger vessels. Evenings anchor in sheltered bays where the water is so clear you can see the seabed, and local tavernas on nearby shores serve fresh fish and local wine.
A week aboard Yria is measured not in miles or activities, but in unhurried mornings, the gentle sound of water against the hull, and the particular magic of watching the sun sink into the Aegean from your own private anchorage.