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À propos de ce yacht

Avalon is a 2016 Dufour 460 Grand Large sailing yacht based at Rhodes New Marina, perfectly positioned to explore the sun-drenched Dodecanese islands of Greece. This 14-metre cruiser comfortably accommodates ten guests across four well-appointed cabins, making it an ideal choice for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a shared adventure. From Rhodes, you'll have immediate access to crystalline anchorages, hidden coves, and charming island villages that define Mediterranean sailing at its finest.

The yacht's thoughtful design balances performance with comfort. Electric winches and a bow thruster make handling effortless, even for less experienced sailors, while the autopilot allows you to settle into the rhythm of life at sea. Four heads and ample storage ensure everyone travels with ease. The generous cockpit, shaded by a bimini and sprayhood, becomes your living room by day—the perfect spot for morning coffee (a dedicated espresso machine awaits) and evening aperitifs as the sun descends behind distant peaks. Solar panels keep systems running quietly, and a 75 hp engine provides reliable propulsion when the wind falls light.

Each day unfolds at your own pace. You might anchor off Symi to explore its pastel-coloured harbour, dive into crystalline waters from the tender, or sail to quieter anchorages where taverna boats deliver fresh fish and local wine. The galley's full refrigeration means you can stock provisions from Rhodes' vibrant markets, while the voltage converter accommodates any device you've brought. Radio-CD entertainment, a well-equipped navigation suite, and the yacht's stable platform make evening gatherings memorable—whether you're dining alfresco or gathered in the saloon.

A week aboard Avalon is measured not in miles but in moments: the gentle clink of glasses as you drift into an anchorage, the smell of grilled octopus wafting from a nearby island, and the profound quiet of a Dodecanese sunset reflected in glassy waters.