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Sail La Vie is a 2010 Oceanis 46 sailboat based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, offering direct access to the Saronic Gulf and beyond—one of Greece's most rewarding cruising grounds. With four comfortable cabins accommodating up to ten guests, she's ideally suited for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of genuine Mediterranean sailing. The boat combines proven seaworthiness with thoughtful comfort: twin heads with separate shower facilities, a well-appointed galley, and a spacious saloon create a genuine floating home where everyone finds their rhythm.

From Alimos, you'll explore sheltered anchorages, whitewashed villages, and islands steeped in history. The Saronic islands—Hydra, Spetses, Poros—are within easy reach, offering everything from quiet coves to bustling harbours where local tavernas serve fresh fish and local wine. Sail La Vie is equipped for independent cruising: the Yanmar 75 engine provides reliable power in light winds, while the bow thruster and autopilot ease manoeuvring and longer passages. Solar panels and a voltage converter keep systems running smoothly, and the bimini and sprayhood protect you from sun and spray during those long, lazy sailing days.

The dinghy opens up anchorages inaccessible to larger vessels, letting you land on remote beaches or visit hidden coves where the water is crystalline. Whether you're an experienced sailor or chartering with a professional crew, the boat's GPS and chart plotter, combined with her manageable size, make navigation intuitive. The radio-CD system provides entertainment during calm afternoons at anchor, while the open cockpit—shaded by the bimini—becomes your gathering place as the sun sets over the water.

A week aboard Sail La Vie unfolds at your own pace: mornings spent sailing between islands, afternoons anchored in turquoise shallows, and evenings sharing stories over dinner prepared from local markets. This is sailing as it should be—unhurried, authentic, and deeply connected to the sea and the people who call these islands home.