FAIRYTALE

Oceanis 41 — Greek waters, on her own terms There is a particular kind of sailing that Greece rewards: early departures, long tacks between islands, an anchorage found rather than booked. The Oceanis 41 is built for exactly that rhythm — equally at ease along the coast and on a genuine offshore passage. Her cockpit is the centre of gravity aboard. Twin helms give the yacht a real sailing feel, with clear sightlines and room for the crew to work without displacing guests, while the instrumentation is current and comprehensive enough to make navigation a pleasure rather than a chore. Between legs, the same space becomes where the day is spent: shaded, open to the breeze, close to the water. Below, she is notably generous for her length. Three cabins, each fitted with a double bed, welcoming up to eight guests aboard. The crew handles the sailing, the provisioning and the daily choreography of the itinerary, leaving you the part that matters — deciding which island comes next.