URSA MINOR

Hanse 345 — Greek waters, straightforward sailing The Hanse 345 is a yacht built around one clear idea: give the people on board more room than her length suggests. The cockpit is unusually wide for a hull of this size, which changes everything about how a day at anchor unfolds — there is space to sit properly, to eat, to stay out of each other's way while the sails are handled. Below, the same logic applies. The interior volume is generous for the size, arranged across three cabins, each with a double bed, sleeping six guests in total. Greece suits her well: short hops between islands, reliable summer breeze, anchorages where a shallow, manageable yacht is an advantage rather than a compromise. She is the kind of boat you sail actively — hands on the sheets, a swim before lunch, dinner ashore in a village port — rather than one you simply travel aboard. For a small group who want the Aegean at sailing pace, without excess and without fuss, the proportions are right.