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Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 440 — Greece A sailing yacht earns its reputation on line before anything else: the length of it, the sharpness of it, and the quiet details you only notice on the second look. The Sun Odyssey 440 has that discipline in her drawing — and the hull to back it up. She is quick, and she feels quick, which is a different pleasure entirely from simply being comfortable at anchor. Below, four cabins are each fitted with a double bed, with capacity for up to ten guests aboard. The layout is straightforward and honest: private space for every couple on board, no compromise cabin left over for whoever boards last. Her cruising ground is Greece, which suits her well. This is a yacht for passages between islands rather than a floating terrace — mornings under sail with the Aegean meltemi filling in, afternoons in a bay reached because you had the pace to get there. Her crew handles the sailing, the provisioning and the shoreside detail, leaving you the part that matters: the deck, the wind angle, and where you decide to be by evening.