À propos de ce yacht
Athina is a 2019 Sun Odyssey 490 based at D-Marin Dalmacija Marina in Bibinje, your gateway to the crystalline waters and limestone islands of the Dalmatian coast. This 14.4-metre sailing yacht accommodates up to 12 guests across six cabines, making it an ideal choice for extended family gatherings or groups of friends seeking a week of shared discovery. The boat's thoughtful design balances comfort with seamless sailing performance, offering both the independence of bareboat exploration and the flexibility to welcome a professional crew if preferred.
Life aboard Athina unfolds at a leisurely pace, anchored in hidden coves where the water runs impossibly clear and the shoreline remains unspoiled. The cockpit, finished in warm teak and sheltered beneath a bimini, becomes your living room at sea—a place to linger over morning coffee or evening aperitifs while the coast unfolds before you. Three well-appointed heads ensure your group moves through the day without compromise, while air conditioning in the cabins provides respite during warm afternoons. The vessel is equipped with modern navigational aids including GPS plotters and a bow thruster for confident maneuvering in tight anchorages, while an 80 HP engine handles the passages between islands with ease.
From Bibinje, typical week-long itineraries trace the Dalmatian archipelago, weaving between Zadar, the Pakleni Islands, and the protected anchorages around Dugi Otok. Solar panels and a capable electrical system keep the boat self-sufficient at anchor, while cockpit speakers set the soundtrack for sunset hours. The bow thruster and autopilot reduce the physical demands of sailing, allowing everyone aboard to genuinely relax rather than simply take turns on watch. Local markets in waterfront villages supply fresh fish, Dalmatian wines, and soft cheeses that transform simple dinners into memorable meals.
A week aboard Athina is measured not in miles covered but in the quality of moments—sunrise swims in phosphorescent water, afternoons exploring stone villages accessible only by boat, and nights anchored beneath stars so bright they cast shadows on deck.