I propose a week on a sailing boat in Greece aboard a real lady of the sea from 1968, entirely made of wood.

It's not a catamaran, it's not a "comfortable" boat in the modern sense of the word — and that's the beauty of it. People don't come here for hotel comfort, but to experience the sea seriously.

The boat has 5 berths: two at the bow, two in the dinette and one at the stern (sailor's).

No private cabins, only berths, a bathroom and a kitchen: essential, sincere, like the navigation of the past. You sleep close together, you share the space, you listen to the wood creaking and the sea flowing under the keel. It's an authentic experience.

We will sail between Corfu, Sivota, Paxos and Antipaxos, touching spectacular and uncrowded bays.

After 10 years of sailing in Greece, I know the right routes, the most beautiful bays and above all the real taverns, those frequented by Greeks, far from mass tourism.

This proposal is for those who are not looking for modern luxury, but the wind in their faces, salt on the skin and time slowing down.

If you want a super comfortable boat, a catamaran is better.

If you want to experience the sea, then this is the right boat.