NEREUS

BAVARIA CRUISER 46 — Greece A sailing yacht that asks very little of you beyond deciding where to swim next. The Bavaria Cruiser 46 works the Greek islands the way they should be worked: short hops, long anchorages, and the kind of afternoons that dissolve without anyone checking a watch. Her defining feature is the wide bathing platform aft. Drop it, and the yacht opens directly onto the water — a place to swim from, to dry off on, to sit with your feet in the Aegean while the boat swings gently on her anchor. It changes how the day is spent, keeping life at sea level rather than up on deck. Below, four cabins each hold a double bed, sleeping two apiece, with capacity for up to nine guests aboard. The layout is straightforward and honest — separate, private spaces for everyone, no compromises to negotiate at the end of the evening. She suits families and groups of friends who want the Cyclades or the Ionian at a real sailing pace: canvas up between islands, engine only when it earns its keep, and an anchorage to yourselves more often than not.