Sfakia (Bavaria 41)

Perfect for small groups. Sfakia suits families or friends wanting a relaxed 3-cabin getaway with room for six, ideal if you're mixing couples and singles without feeling cramped. The 41-footer hits that sweet spot: manageable for confident sailors, not so big you need a pro crew.

Well-equipped cruiser. She's got the practical essentials, solar panels, electric toilet, autopilot, and a bow thruster make life easier, plus a teak deck that looks the part. The bimini and cockpit cushions mean you'll actually enjoy sitting outside in Greek sun, which matters on a charter.

Strong value proposition. At €3,500/week with a modest €2,000 deposit, this 2003 Bavaria is competitively priced for a 3-cabin sailboat in the Mediterranean. You're getting established gear without paying for a newer hull, which makes sense for a summer week.

Age worth noting. She's 21 years old, so while Bavarias are well-built, factor in that systems and upholstery won't feel fresh, typical for a working charter boat at this price point. Before committing, check the recent survey and ask the operator directly about engine hours and when major systems were last serviced.

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