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Jeanneau 54 — Greece A sailor's yacht before anything else. The Jeanneau 54 was drawn for people who actually want to sail: enough waterline to hold a comfortable angle in the afternoon meltemi, enough beam to make the cockpit a place you stay all day rather than a place you pass through. She looks the part, but the appeal is in how she behaves once the engine goes quiet. Below, five cabins accommodate up to ten guests — four with a double bed, the fifth with a single berth. It is a genuinely useful layout for a family or two couples sailing together, with private space for everyone and no cabin left over as an afterthought. The Greek islands suit this yacht particularly well. Short hops between anchorages, reliable summer breeze, and the freedom to change plans over breakfast — the Cyclades and the Ionian reward a boat that sails properly and draws little enough to tuck into the quiet bays. Your crew handles the sailing, the provisioning and the daily rhythm on board, so the only decision left to you is which island comes next.