KYVELI

Kyveli — Bavaria Cruiser 46, 2015 A straightforward, well-conceived cruiser for Greek waters, Kyveli lies at Marina Alimos, within easy reach of the Saronic islands and the wider Aegean. Below deck, four cabins each hold a double bed, with capacity for up to nine guests. Pillows and blankets are provided, and three heads with showers keep the daily rhythm on board simple — no queuing after a swim, no compromise on privacy between couples or friends sharing the week. The sail plan is built around ease rather than effort: a furling mainsail that can be handled without drama, a bow thruster for close-quarters manoeuvring in the tight Cyclades harbours, and a GPS plotter at the salon chart table. Solar panels ease the load on the batteries during long anchorages, while the bimini keeps the cockpit usable through the middle hours of an Aegean afternoon. The galley is properly equipped — oven, cooker, sink, and a full set of utensils — so provisioning at the local markets translates directly into dinner on deck. An audio system with speakers inside and out carries the evening from the salon to the cockpit. A practical, comfortable yacht for those who want the Greek coastline at sailing pace, without unnecessary complication.