À propos de ce yacht
Seacret, a 2021 Bavaria C57 sailing yacht, offers an ideal platform for exploring the Aegean from Alimos Marina in Paleo Faliro, just minutes from Athens. This 16.7-metre vessel combines modern comfort with capable performance, making it equally suited to families seeking a relaxed week of island hopping, groups of friends looking for adventure, or couples who want both intimacy and space. With six cabins accommodating up to twelve guests and four en-suite heads, Seacret provides the privacy and convenience expected aboard a contemporary charter yacht.
The boat's thoughtful design transforms a week at sea into genuine relaxation. Climate control throughout keeps everyone comfortable during warm Mediterranean days, while the spacious cockpit—shaded by a bimini and protective sprayhood—becomes your floating living room. Electric winches and an autopilot reduce the physical demands of sailing, allowing both experienced sailors and newcomers to enjoy the helm. A bow thruster simplifies maneuvering in tight anchorages, and the integrated GPS ensures confident navigation to hidden coves and lesser-known islands. On deck, cushioned seating and cockpit speakers create the perfect setting for evening aperitivos as the sun descends toward distant shores.
Life aboard balances effortless cruising with genuine self-sufficiency. The onboard generator, fresh water from the desalinator, and solar panels mean you're never tethered to a marina. A well-equipped galley keeps provisioning simple, while the radio-CD system and dinghy open doors to exploration—whether anchoring off secluded beaches or visiting traditional fishing villages. Four fully appointed heads ensure comfort for larger groups, and air conditioning in the cabins provides sanctuary during the heat of the day.
A typical week unfolds across the Saronic and Argolic gulfs, where ancient ruins meet crystalline waters and whitewashed villages cling to hillsides. Expect quiet anchorages where the only sound is water lapping against the hull, long lunches of local cheese and wine, and sunsets painted in amber and rose—the kind of moments that define a true Mediterranean sailing holiday.