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Kallisti is a 2019 Oceanis 46.1 sailing yacht based at Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, perfectly positioned for exploring the Saronic Gulf and beyond. This well-appointed vessel accommodates up to ten guests across four comfortable cabins, making her ideal for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking a week of unhurried Mediterranean sailing. From her home port just outside Athens, you'll have immediate access to sheltered anchorages, charming island villages, and the kind of crystalline waters that define Greek sailing.

Life aboard Kallisti blends seamless comfort with genuine adventure. The yacht's modern systems—including GPS navigation, autopilot, and a bow thruster—make handling intuitive, whether you're an experienced sailor or discovering the helm for the first time. Four well-appointed heads ensure privacy and convenience for all guests, while the galley is equipped with a refrigerator and espresso machine, allowing you to prepare fresh meals or simply enjoy morning coffee as you drift between islands. Air conditioning keeps the interior cool during warm days, and the generous bimini and sprayhood provide shelter in the cockpit, creating a natural gathering space for evening aperitifs and stargazing.

Your week typically unfolds as a blend of purposeful sailing and languid anchorages. Mornings might see you weighing anchor toward Hydra or Spetses, their narrow harbours lined with whitewashed houses and waterfront tavernas. The bow thruster and 80 HP Yanmar engine handle tight approaches with confidence, while solar panels quietly sustain your onboard systems. Afternoons invite swimming in hidden coves, tender explorations via the included dinghy, or simply reading on deck beneath the bimini. The radar and chart plotter keep you informed and secure, while the radio and cockpit speakers provide entertainment during calm passages.

Kallisti rewards those who seek authentic connection—with the sea, with each other, and with the timeless rhythm of Greek island life. Picture your final evening anchored off a quiet islet, the sun descending toward Albania, local wine in hand, and the gentle clink of rigging as the day surrenders to night.