Collecties

Inloggen

Ontdekken

HomeGriekenlandCentral MacedoniaNikiti
Yacht Direct te boeken
Traduit automatiquement

À propos de ce yacht

Penelope is a 2026 Sun Odyssey 415 sailboat based in Nikiti, Greece, offering an ideal platform for discovering the Aegean's quieter corners and hidden anchorages. This well-appointed three-cabin vessel accommodates up to eight guests across comfortable sleeping quarters, making her equally suited to families seeking a slower pace or groups of friends looking to explore together. The thoughtful layout includes two full heads and a galley equipped with refrigeration, ensuring smooth daily routines even during extended cruising.

From Nikiti's sheltered departure point, a week aboard Penelope typically unfolds across the northern Sporades and nearby coastlines, where pine-clad islands meet crystalline waters and small fishing villages remain refreshingly untouched by mass tourism. The boat's modern navigation suite—GPS chartplotter, autopilot, and bow thruster—makes handling straightforward, while the Yanmar engine and outboard tender provide reliable mobility between anchorages. Solar panels and a voltage converter keep systems running efficiently, and the electric heads with holding tank reflect practical, conscientious design.

Comfort extends throughout: the bimini and sprayhood shield the cockpit from sun and spray, while cockpit speakers and cushions create a natural gathering space for morning coffee or evening aperitifs. A swimming platform and snorkeling gear invite spontaneous exploration of the water itself, transforming quiet anchorages into opportunities for genuine connection with the sea. The dinghy opens access to remote beaches and waterfront tavernas where grilled fish and local wine taste infinitely better when earned by a day's sailing.

A week aboard Penelope rewards those who value simplicity and discovery over constant activity—mornings spent under sail toward an island glimpsed on the horizon, afternoons anchored in a sheltered bay with nothing but the gentle clink of halyards and the prospect of sunset swimming as the day cools.