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Hanse 400 — Greece A Hanse 400 is a yacht you read at first glance: taut sheerline, clean deck, the unmistakable stance of a hull drawn with performance in mind. Under sail she rewards anyone who enjoys trimming properly, yet she stays forgiving enough that guests with no sailing background simply settle into the cockpit and watch the Greek coastline slide past. Below, three cabins are each fitted with a double bed, welcoming up to eight guests aboard. The layout is straightforward and practical — the kind of arrangement that works well over a week of island-hopping, where cabins are for sleeping and life happens on deck. Cruising the Greek islands aboard this yacht means short passages between anchorages, long afternoons at anchor, and evenings tied up in a fishing harbour. Her size is an asset here: nimble enough to slip into the smaller bays that larger yachts have to admire from a distance, comfortable enough to spend real time aboard. Crewed charter, with the sailing handled for you. You decide how involved you want to be — hands on the wheel, or a glass in hand while someone else reads the wind.