La Luna (Cyclades 43.4)

Ideal for families La Luna suits families and small groups after a relaxed, accessible sailing holiday, four cabins handle groups up to eight comfortably without cramping, and the full equipment list (electric winches, autopilot, dinghy) keeps sailing manageable rather than demanding.

Solid practical kit The 43.4 is a proven cruiser with thoughtful touches: solar panels and electric toilets mean less faffing with systems, snorkeling gear is ready to go, and modern navigation (chart plotter, autopilot) takes the stress out of longer passages around the Greek islands.

Good value proposition At around €2,000 per week plus a modest €2,000 deposit, this 2007 boat delivers respectable bang for money, you're not paying luxury rates, but you're getting a well-equipped vessel with a trusted operator (Greeceboating has solid standing).

Age worth noting At 17 years old, La Luna is honest about her vintage; the systems work fine, but older hulls can occasionally surprise you with minor glitches mid-charter, so confirm the most recent refit schedule before committing and budget a little mental flexibility.

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