Angelina (Oceanis 54)

Perfect for larger groups With five cabins sleeping up to 10 guests, Angelina is genuinely rare, most 54-footers max out at 8 berths. If you're chartering with family or friends wanting private cabins for everyone, this layout is a real asset that'll justify the slightly premium pricing.

Excellent practical kit The bow thruster, autopilot, and chart plotter mean less fatigue for skippers in tight anchorages or longer passages; the air conditioning, heating, and generator make extended cruising comfortable across seasons. Solar panels are a nice touch for sustainability-minded sailors wanting to reduce engine hours.

Strong value proposition At €3,060 weekly with a modest €3,000 deposit, you're looking at reasonable pricing for a well-equipped 2010 boat of this size, especially with snorkeling kit and dinghy included. The teak cockpit and cushions suggest decent maintenance standards, and Odyssey Sailing's 5-star rating (even with limited reviews) is encouraging.

One flag to note The base location isn't listed, which is unusual, you'll need to contact Odyssey directly to confirm where you're flying into and how long transfers take from your nearest major airport. That's worth clarifying before booking, particularly if you're flying long-haul from North America or beyond Europe.

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