Beneteau — Oceanis 46.1
2,700 – 7,050 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 46.1 — Greece A cruising monohull that gives you the Cyclades the way they are best taken: under sail, at a pace set by the wind rather than the engine. The 46.1 follows the much-admired Oceanis 45, and the step forward is easy to feel. Her hull carries more volume forward — fuller at the bow than her predecessor — which translates directly into interior space below without dulling the sailing pedigree the line built its reputation on. She holds her line well and rewards a crew that likes to trim rather than motor. Accommodation is arranged over five cabins, each with a double bed, for a total of twelve guests. It is a genuinely flexible layout: several couples travelling together, or a family group that wants everyone properly settled rather than shuffled between saloon berths. Her crew handles the sailing, the passage planning and the daily rhythm of meals and anchorages, leaving you to choose between a long tack across open water and a quiet afternoon at a bay you had not planned on. A straightforward, well-conceived sailing yacht for Greek island cruising.
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