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Fregata is a 2014 Sun Odyssey 439 based in Lavrio, Greece—a maritime gateway to the Saronic Gulf and beyond. This 13-metre sailing yacht offers the perfect balance of performance and comfort for groups of up to ten seeking a week of authentic Aegean exploration. With four well-appointed cabins and two heads, she accommodates families, groups of friends, or multiple couples who value both privacy and shared adventure. The layout flows naturally from the generous cockpit, shaded by a Bimini top and sprayhood, down to a bright saloon where evening meals and conversations unfold.

Sailing from Lavrio opens doors to some of Greece's most rewarding cruising grounds. Your week might take you south toward the Peloponnese, threading between pine-clad islands and hidden anchorages, or northward into the quieter reaches of the Saronic Gulf where small fishing villages still move at a gentler pace. Fregata's 54-horsepower engine and bow thruster make manoeuvring into tight anchorages straightforward, while her lazy jacks and autopilot mean less fuss with sail handling and more time to simply enjoy the rhythm of the sea. The solar panels and efficient refrigeration keep provisions fresh and systems running smoothly throughout your voyage.

Whether you're anchoring off a white-sand beach or exploring a narrow fjord-like inlet, Fregata invites you to engage with the water itself. The onboard snorkelling equipment opens up underwater worlds—crystalline shallows teeming with life, ancient ruins glimpsed from below. The tender makes it easy to reach secluded coves and beach tavernas where the day's catch becomes your dinner. Navigation is intuitive thanks to the GPS and chart plotter, leaving mental space for what matters: the salt air, the sound of water against the hull, and the unhurried rhythm of island life.

A week aboard Fregata unfolds as a series of small discoveries—a sunset anchorage where the water turns amber, a local harbour where fishermen mend nets at dawn, the taste of just-grilled octopus under the stars.