Athanasia (Oceanis 46.1)

Ideal for larger groups The Oceanis 46.1 is a solid choice if you're chartering with 8, 10 people or two families who want separate cabins and genuine comfort. Five cabins make it easy to avoid cramped quarters, which matters on a week-long voyage.

Smart, modern setup This 2020 build comes well-equipped for relaxed sailing: electric winches take the grind out of sail handling, air conditioning keeps the cabins cool during Greek summer heat, and the bow thruster is genuinely useful when docking single-handed. The bimini and sprayhood protect you from sun and spray, essentials in the Med.

Good value, honestly At €4,125 per week for a five-cabin, 10-berth boat in Greece, you're looking at roughly €410 per person for a week if you fill it, that's fair for a modern, well-maintained Beneteau. The €3,500 deposit is reasonable and fairly standard.

One real consideration We don't have the charter base location listed here, which matters: if it's a long transfer from an international airport (say, Athens or Thessaloniki), factor in 2, 4 hours plus transfer costs before you're actually sailing. Check Greek Sun Yachts' exact location and get their arrival logistics sorted early, especially if your group is flying in from the US or further afield.

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