Beneteau — Oceanis 41.1
1,950 – 5,150 EUR / week
Excl. VAT and additional expenses (APA) — provided on request — depending on the season
Base weekly rate — minimum stay varies by boat and season, to be confirmed

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Oceanis 41.1 — Greece A cruising monohull built around clarity of purpose rather than excess. The sail plan is well balanced, easy to read and easy to trim, which is exactly what you want when the Aegean meltemi fills in through the afternoon and the islands start slipping past on the beam. The mainsail arch keeps the cockpit clean and unobstructed, so the aft deck stays a place to live in rather than a passage to negotiate. At anchor, the folding swimming transom opens the yacht to the water — the natural gathering point of the day, somewhere between a late swim and a long lunch. Below, the modern interior carries the same restraint as the exterior lines. Three cabins, each with a double bed, accommodating up to eight guests. Greece suits this yacht well: short hops between anchorages, protected bays, and a hull that makes the passages themselves part of the pleasure.
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