Starting from Alimos marina in the Athens/ Saronic region of Greece, sailors have direct access to cruising grounds across the Saronic Gulf and the Aegean Sea. Based at this departure point is the Oceanis 46.1 Almyra, built in 2019 by Bénéteau. As an Oceanis 46.1 sailboat, she measures 14.6 m (48 ft) in length overall with a draft of 2.35 m (8 ft), and is available for both bareboat and skippered charters.
Below deck, the functional interior layout comfortably accommodates up to 10 people in 4 cabins, served by 4 separate heads with electric toilet units. For airflow and comfort while sleeping, electric fans are installed in the cabins. On deck, Almyra features an integrated bathing platform for easy access to the water, while solar panels support battery charging to extend operational time between port visits.
For propulsion and mechanical handling, the vessel is powered by a 57 HP engine with a 200 L fuel tank and a 570 L fresh water tank capacity. Rigging includes a full batten mainsail, while maneuvering and navigation are aided by 2 steering wheels, a bow thruster, an autopilot, and a VHF radio. The boat is operated and managed by the charter company Istion Yachting.
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