Berths 8 pax max Built 2020 
Water tank 500 L 
Fuel tank 250 L 
Engine 45 HP 
Cabins 3 
Bathrooms 2 
Main sail Full batten 
Length 12.43 m (40 ft) 
Beam 4.20 m (13 ft) 
Draft 2.40 m (7 ft) Starting from the port of Perigiali on the eastern coast of Lefkas, sailors can explore the cruising grounds of the Ionian Islands in Greece. Built in 2020 by Bénéteau, the Oceanis 41.1 Alma has an overall length of 12.43 m (41 ft) and a draft of 2.4 m (8 ft). Designed for flexible cruising, the vessel is available for both bareboat and skippered charters.
The interior layout provides 3 cabins and 2 heads, with one featuring an electric toilet. In total, she accommodates up to 8 people across the berths and saloon. Fitted solar panels feed the domestic battery bank while at anchor, extending time between shore power connections. For recreation during swimming stops, Alma is supplied with onboard snorkeling equipment.
On deck, sailing operations are managed via a full batten mainsail and 2 steering wheels at the helm. Close-quarters maneuvering is assisted by a bow thruster, while a 45 HP engine provides auxiliary power. The vessel carries a 250-liter fuel tank and a 500-liter water tank for coastal cruising. Communications are handled by a VHF radio, and an outboard motor is included for the dinghy. She is operated and managed by the charter company Hellenic Yachting.
Bow thruster GPS chart plotter Wind/speed/depth instruments Electric anchor windlass Dinghy Outboard engine Sprayhood Teak cockpit Cockpit/stern, outside shower Cockpit table Swimming ladder Gangway Bed linen Towels Cockpit cushions Snorkeling equipment Refrigerator Hot water Kitchen utensils (Galley equipment, cutlery) VHF radio Life belts (Safety harness) Liferaft Electric toilet Convertible table in salon Solar panels Check availability & pricing for your preferred dates
