S/Y Artemis (Elan 384 Impression)

Perfect for smaller groups This 2011 Elan is an ideal choice for couples or small families wanting comfortable sailing without the cost of a larger vessel. Three cabins and eight berths give you flexibility, though you'll want to know your crew well at full capacity.

Practical cruising setup The solar panels, autopilot, and sprayhood are genuinely useful features that make coastal exploring easier and more pleasant. A dinghy and decent electronics round out a sensible spec for week-long Mediterranean or European sailing.

Excellent value proposition At €2,240 per week with a reasonable €2,800 deposit, this boat offers solid bang for your money, especially if you're chartering with friends to split costs. Running costs are low thanks to the solar panel system.

One practical consideration We don't have the charter base location in our data, so before booking, confirm the airport transfer time and whether English-speaking staff are available, important details when flying long-haul from the US or UK. Also verify exactly which cabins sleep how many, as eight berths across three cabins can feel tight depending on layout.

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