Sun Odyssey 449 – Alimia

Set sail on an unparalleled adventure with ‘Alimia’, a Sun Odyssey 449, now available for charter through Yacht Charter Greece. Anchored at Kos Marina on the idyllic island of Kos, this sophisticated sailing yacht is your passport to the mesmerizing beauty of the Greek islands, offering a sublime blend of performance, comfort, and elegance for an extraordinary exploration of the Aegean Sea.

The Sun Odyssey 449, renowned for its sleek design and exceptional sailing capabilities, is a testament to Jeanneau’s legacy of crafting vessels that combine luxury with efficiency. Spanning nearly 45 feet, ‘Alimia’ provides a spacious and inviting environment, ideal for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking an intimate yet adventurous sailing experience. Its well-thought-out four-cabin layout comfortably accommodates up to eight guests, ensuring ample space for relaxation and privacy for everyone on board.

Upon boarding ‘Alimia’, guests are greeted by the yacht’s generously sized cockpit area, meticulously designed for both efficient sailing and leisurely relaxation. The dual helm stations ensure optimal maneuverability and visibility, enhancing the sailing experience. The expansive seating area and large cockpit table create the perfect setting for alfresco dining or simply enjoying the serene beauty of the Mediterranean. The yacht’s integrated swim platform provides easy access to the water, inviting guests to swim, snorkel, or simply lounge in the sun.

The interior of ‘Alimia’ radiates modern elegance and sophistication. The saloon area, illuminated by ample natural light through large hull windows and deck hatches, offers a bright and welcoming atmosphere. Furnished with comfortable seating and a sizable dining table, the saloon serves as a cozy retreat for indoor gatherings, meals, or planning your next sailing destination. The yacht’s contemporary décor, quality finishes, and comprehensive amenities further enhance the overall ambiance, making ‘Alimia’ feel like a home away from home.

The galley in ‘Alimia’ is fully equipped with modern appliances, including a stove, oven, and refrigerator, ensuring meal preparation is both convenient and enjoyable. The efficient layout integrates the galley with the saloon area, fostering a social cooking and dining experience.

Each cabin on ‘Alimia’ has been thoughtfully designed to offer guests maximum comfort and privacy. The luxurious accommodations ensure a peaceful and restful night’s sleep, with the additional cabins providing flexibility for guest arrangements, making the yacht suitable for larger groups or families.

Performance-wise, the Sun Odyssey 449 ‘Alimia’ shines with its balanced sail plan and responsive handling, offering a smooth and stable sailing experience. Whether navigating the calm waters of the Saronic Gulf, exploring the Cyclades, or venturing to the Ionian Sea, ‘Alimia’ provides an enjoyable ride, suitable for both seasoned sailors and those new to sailing.

Located at Kos Marina, ‘Alimia’ offers direct access to some of Greece’s most picturesque sailing destinations, from the historic island of Rhodes to the tranquil waters of Patmos and the scenic bays of Kalymnos. The Dodecanese islands are renowned for their crystal-clear waters, beautiful beaches, and warm hospitality, making them an ideal sailing destination.

Yacht Charter Greece provides a range of charter options, including bareboat and skippered charters, tailored to suit your preferences and sailing experience. Their dedicated team is committed to ensuring your sailing trip is safe, enjoyable, and unforgettable, offering comprehensive support throughout your journey.

Chartering the Sun Odyssey 449 ‘Alimia’ is an opportunity to indulge in a luxurious and adventurous sailing experience. Ideal for those seeking to explore, relax, and create lasting memories, this sailing yacht is your key to a once-in-a-lifetime journey through the stunning waters of Greece. Book now and set sail on an extraordinary adventure that combines the thrill of sailing with the beauty and serenity of the Greek islands.