Oceanis 46.1 (2020)

City Lavrio

Max. guests Max. 11 guests

Cabins 5 cabins

Bathrooms 3 bathrooms

With or without skipper

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From the pontoon in Lavrio, Oceanis 46.1 feels like a comfortable base for opening the chart towards Livadi. Its appeal is not the number of destinations reached, but the quality of time between a manoeuvre, a shared meal and the next anchorage. 5 cabins and 3 bathrooms create a practical layout for sailors looking for several days of independence, with room for 11 people. Livadi is close enough to spend the first day understanding the boat and keep Koundouros as an option rather than an obligation.

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Oceanis 46.1 around Lavrio: comfort and pace — Oceanis 46.1 on a flexible course towards Koundouros

  • Model: Oceanis 46.1
  • Year: 2020
  • Length: 14,60 m
  • Maximum capacity on board: 11 people
  • Fuel tank: 200 L
  • Cabins: 5
  • Beam: 4,50 m
  • Bathrooms: 3
  • Total sail area: 97 m2 approx.
  • Engine: 57-80 hp depending on unit
  • Water tank: 370 L
  • Draft: 1,75-2,65 m depending on keel

Charter starts at €2,500/week. Before dates are confirmed, the quote should show what is included and what is paid separately: fuel, final cleaning, berths, skipper when requested and deposit. A written breakdown makes it possible to compare the real cost of the break.

To judge whether Oceanis 46.1 suits the holiday, it helps to picture the real use of its 14,60 m length and 4,50 m beam. sailors looking for several days of independence will find this 2020 sailing yacht supports shared cruising without losing private moments. Near Vourkari, that balance becomes especially valuable once the day’s activity is over.

From Lavrio, Livadi is a useful first reference for settling the boat, seeing how everybody feels and choosing a pause. Vourkari can become the main stop, while Koundouros is kept for a day with good light, stable weather and genuine appetite to continue.

Oceanis 46.1 measures 14,60 m by 4,50 m. Those proportions are welcome during the stay, especially when sharing the deck, and worth remembering on the approach to Vourkari. With a draft of 1,75-2,65 m depending on keel, shelter is chosen according to depth and actual conditions.

The 5 cabins separate sleep from storage, while 3 bathrooms shape the morning when the boat is full. Oceanis 46.1 feels more comfortable when every berth has a clear place and the saloon table does not become a luggage shelf.

The boat is at its best with a crew that shares jobs, keeps the deck clear and accepts route changes. In that setting, Oceanis 46.1 offers a complete break from Lavrio, whether it ends at Vourkari or continues to Koundouros.

Equipment

Length:14 m.

Beam Beam: 4 m.

12V Socket

Autopilot

Barometer

Batteries

Battery charger

Bilge pump - Electric

Bilge pump handle

Bimini top

Binoculars

Black ball

Reserve catamaran

Boat location

Three ways to cruise from Lavrio on Oceanis 46.1 — cruising towards Livadi with room for Koundouros · suited to sailors looking for several days of independence

Two days from Lavrio: cruising, swimming and a night near Vourkari — from Lavrio to Vourkari aboard Oceanis 46.1

The middle day combines a comfortable passage to Livadi with real time to enjoy the place. Vourkari is a second reference, not a compulsory target. Lunch on board, time ashore or another swim are chosen once everybody understands the boat and without pressure to complete a list.

Departure from Lavrio leaves enough daylight for the crew to learn Oceanis 46.1 before the first berth. The course towards Livadi includes a long pause for swimming, a simple meal and a decision about continuing. That first stop sets the tone for the whole experience.

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Vourkari and Koundouros aboard Oceanis 46.1: Three days at sea — Lavrio, Livadi and a route for sailors looking for several days of independence

Koundouros and Livadi aboard Oceanis 46.1: One day at sea — cruising towards Livadi with room for Koundouros

Oceanis 46.1: guest views from the route between Livadi and Koundouros

4.7


3 reviews

  • user review

    Paula B.



    We travelled as a family and appreciated the unhurried route. The children loved the swimming and the adults enjoyed a long afternoon on board.

  • user review

    Diego S.



    A good balance of cruising and rest. The pause at Livadi became the best part of the trip.

  • user review

    Carmen C.



    The first leg to Livadi was exactly what we needed: calm, clear and with plenty of time for a swim.

Time aboard Oceanis 46.1 between Livadi, Vourkari and Koundouros — cruising towards Livadi with room for Koundouros

The departure improves when everybody arrives in good time; the party shares jobs and keeps the deck passages clear. After the party has found a comfortable pace, the swimming stop is chosen for shelter and depth, not only photographs. If the wind changes during the afternoon, depth, swinging room and the morning exit matter more than reputation. The final conversation of the day often begins on deck; water, batteries and weather are checked for an easy start.

With provisions already stowed below, a calm explanation turns the first manoeuvre into part of the holiday. During the passage towards Livadi, lunch can wait until a genuinely comfortable bay appears. If Vourkari looks busy on arrival, shortening the stage often creates a fuller afternoon aboard. As evening settles over Oceanis 46.1, everybody puts belongings away and common areas feel open again.

The first morning in Lavrio works best without a rush; every guest finds a place without filling the cockpit with bags. As the water opens near Livadi, the day finds a natural balance between cruising and rest. Before committing to a night near Vourkari, the simpler choice leaves time to cook, swim or go ashore. A night near Vourkari is more enjoyable; memories grow from simple details and generous time together.

Before setting a course for Livadi, lines, fenders and documents are located before the engine starts. Once Lavrio begins to fall astern, the deck feels better when it is not a permanent corridor. When the party wants more swimming and fewer miles, nobody loses the experience by dropping a late stop. With dinner ready and the anchorage checked, the morning plan is discussed without turning it into a duty.

Oceanis 46.1 technical data — between Livadi and Vourkari on Oceanis 46.1

Model Oceanis 46.1
Year 2020
Shipyard Beneteau
Architects/Design Pascal Conq / Nauta Design
CE certification A10 / B11 / C12
Construction material Fiberglass / GRP
Outdoor shower Yes
Leisure equipment autopilot, GPS plotter, bimini top, outdoor shower, refrigerator
Sound system Yes
Safety Yes
Electronics Yes
Barbecue Optional
Generator Optional
Galley Yes
Engine 57-80 hp depending on unit
Bimini and sun area Yes
Genoa area 50,5 m2 approx.
Fridge/freezer Yes
Wi-Fi on board Optional
Air conditioning Optional
Dishwasher Optional
Solar panels Yes
Dinghy/Tender Yes
Watermaker Optional
Fuel tank 200 L
Water tank 370 L
Interior saloon Interior saloon or cabin area depending on layout
Bathing platform Folding bathing platform
Chart table Yes
Maximum capacity on board 11 people
Cabins 5
Bathrooms 3
USB sockets in cabins Optional
Total sail area 97 m2 approx.
Cruising speed 8-9 knots at cruising speed
Mainsail area 46,6 m2 approx.
Mast height 21,31 m
Draft 1,75-2,65 m depending on keel
Beam 4,50 m
Length 14,60 m
Displacement 10,6 t approx.
Optional services Catering, transfers, provisioning and tailor-made routes
Crew With or without skipper
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Oceanis 46.1 equipment: what to locate during handover — between Livadi and Vourkari on Oceanis 46.1

Handover is the best time to walk through Oceanis 46.1 calmly and connect each item with a real situation. Nobody needs to memorise everything: several people should know where essential equipment is kept, how it is left after use and whom to call if something differs from the agreement.

  • Comfort on board. The use of «refrigerator», «bimini» and «solar panels» is clarified before provisions and luggage are stowed. Knowing what draws power, needs ventilation or must be closed under way keeps common areas pleasant during the night near Vourkari.
  • Navigation and communication. «GPS plotter», «VHF radio» and «autopilot» are reviewed while the boat is secured. A second person repeats the basic sequence so the route does not depend on one guest. On the passage to Livadi, these tools support the chart, observation and skipper’s decisions; they do not replace an outside watch.

With these references clear, Oceanis 46.1 is easier to share. The crew can change the stage between Livadi and Koundouros without losing time to searches, and handover in Lavrio becomes more orderly.

Five practical decisions for preparing Oceanis 46.1 from Lavrio

What should be confirmed when booking Oceanis 46.1 from Lavrio between Livadi and Koundouros?

The starting price is €2,500/week. A simple list of inclusions and extras, particularly fuel, cleaning, harbours and skipper, keeps the final day free from avoidable questions about payment. The final answer depends on forecast, handed-over inventory and the party’s actual experience. That keeps Koundouros as an option rather than an obligation. On Oceanis 46.1, this detail affects comfort more than adding another stop. Agreeing it in advance improves both the first manoeuvre and the night on board.

What cruising pace suits Oceanis 46.1 between Livadi and Vourkari?

The route does not need a chain of destinations. A passage to Livadi, a long lunch and an easy afternoon near Vourkari often offer more than a late arrival at Koundouros. Oceanis 46.1 supports that change of pace without losing the sense of travel. That keeps Koundouros as an option rather than an obligation. On Oceanis 46.1, this detail affects comfort more than adding another stop.

How can Oceanis 46.1 be arranged for 11 people on the route from Livadi to Koundouros?

Life on board is organised around 5 cabins and 3 bathrooms. For a party of up to 11 people, common areas are best kept for meals and rest, with luggage inside the cabins. That leaves the cockpit and deck passages clear from the departure in Lavrio. That keeps Koundouros as an option rather than an obligation. With that clear, the crew can concentrate on cruising instead of solving last-minute doubts.

Which equipment deserves a check before taking Oceanis 46.1 from Livadi to Koundouros?

Handover is the best time to walk through Oceanis 46.1 calmly and connect each item with a real situation. Nobody needs to memorise everything: several people should know where essential equipment is kept, how it is left after use and whom to call if something differs from the agreement. With these references clear, Oceanis 46.1 is easier to share. The crew can change the stage between Livadi and Koundouros without losing time to searches, and handover in Lavrio becomes more orderly. That keeps Koundouros as an option rather than an obligation.

Should Oceanis 46.1 be chartered with or without a skipper between Livadi and Vourkari?

To judge whether Oceanis 46.1 suits the holiday, it helps to picture the real use of its 14,60 m length and 4,50 m beam. sailors looking for several days of independence will find this 2020 sailing yacht supports shared cruising without losing private moments. Near Vourkari, that balance becomes especially valuable once the day’s activity is over. The group can adjust it during handover while the base can still help.

Oceanis 46.1 (2020)

Dates

From €2,500/week