City Lavrio
Max. guests
Cabins 5 cabins
Bathrooms 3 bathrooms
With or without skipper
Step aboard Oceanis 48 – 5 cab and the day is easy to imagine: early coffee in Lavrio, a course for Serifos, a thoughtfully chosen bay and the late light returning over the deck. It is an appealing base for exploring this part of the Adriatic without turning the route into a race. With room for 10 people, 5 cabins and 3 bathrooms, it works particularly well for a quiet celebration with time to talk on board. The route between Serifos, Otzias and Syros can change without losing its appeal when wind or mood suggests another pace.
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The rate begins at €2,500/week and may change with week, duration and services. The final quote should separate fuel, harbours, cleaning, deposit and skipper, so there are no surprises once provisions and route have been chosen.
Boarding Oceanis 48 – 5 cab means meeting a 2015 sailing yacht with very specific proportions: 14,60 m by 4,74 m. For a quiet celebration with time to talk on board, that scale combines shared moments, rest and a useful role in manoeuvres. A stop at Serifos reveals the balance before the rest of the route is decided.
Life on board is organised around 5 cabins and 3 bathrooms. For a party of up to 10 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.
The route does not need a chain of destinations. A passage to Serifos, a long lunch and an easy afternoon near Otzias often offer more than a late arrival at Syros. Oceanis 48 – 5 cab supports that change of pace without losing the sense of travel.
At 14,60 m long with a beam of 4,74 m, the boat offers presence and space while rewarding preparation before berthing. Its 1,83-2,17 m depending on keel draft matters when choosing an anchorage or entering a small harbour; chart, sounder and base guidance always carry more weight than an attractive photograph.
The boat is at its best with a crew that shares jobs, keeps the deck clear and accepts route changes. In that setting, Oceanis 48 – 5 cab offers a complete break from Lavrio, whether it ends at Otzias or continues to Syros.
Length:14 m.
Beam Beam: 4 m.
Air conditioning
Bimini top
Bow thruster
Convertible table in salon
Dinghy with outboard engine
Electric fans in cabins
Freezer
Gangway
GPS chart plotter - cockpit
Inverter
When the forecast opens a stable window, Serifos can begin a longer stage towards Otzias. The group keeps a sheltered alternative and a decision time. That discipline does not reduce freedom; it protects an easy return to Lavrio.
For a short outing, Serifos brings enough change of scenery without consuming the day in transfers. Oceanis 48 – 5 cab remains at anchor for lunch, swimming and rest. The return begins in daylight and ends calmly, with luggage away from the passages.
As the harbour wakes around Oceanis 48 – 5 cab, every guest finds a place without filling the cockpit with bags. After the party has found a comfortable pace, one person keeps watch while another checks position and the next mark. If Otzias looks busy on arrival, an updated forecast makes a change of plan feel entirely normal. As evening settles over Oceanis 48 – 5 cab, the morning plan is discussed without turning it into a duty.
The departure improves when everybody arrives in good time; nobody must learn everything, but everybody knows whom to ask. In the opening miles on Oceanis 48 – 5 cab, the deck feels better when it is not a permanent corridor. When choosing between Otzias and Syros, the simpler choice leaves time to cook, swim or go ashore. A night near Otzias is more enjoyable; water, batteries and weather are checked for an easy start.
With provisions already stowed below, lines, fenders and documents are located before the engine starts. With the boat settled on its course, 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. After swimwear and loose equipment are collected, one well-chosen stop matters more than a long list.
The first morning in Lavrio works best without a rush; the party shares jobs and keeps the deck passages clear. As the water opens near Serifos, the day finds a natural balance between cruising and rest. Before committing to a night near Otzias, shortening the stage often creates a fuller afternoon aboard. The final conversation of the day often begins on deck; memories grow from simple details and generous time together.
| Model | Oceanis 48 |
|---|---|
| Year | 2015 |
| Shipyard | Beneteau |
| Architects/Design | Berret-Racoupeau / Nauta Design |
| CE certification | A11 / B12 / C14 |
| Construction material | Fiberglass / GRP |
| Water tank | 370-690 L depending on version |
| Fuel tank | 200 L |
| Watermaker | Optional |
| Crew | With or without skipper |
| Optional services | Catering, transfers, provisioning and tailor-made routes |
| Mainsail area | approx. 52 m2 |
| Mast height | 21,5 m approx. |
| Cruising speed | 8-9 knots at cruising speed |
| Total sail area | 100-112 m2 depending on sail plan |
| Length | 14,60 m |
| Beam | 4,74 m |
| Draft | 1,83-2,17 m depending on keel |
| Displacement | 12,6 t approx. |
| Dishwasher | Optional |
| Dinghy/Tender | Yes |
| Galley | Optional |
| Solar panels | Yes |
| Engine | 75 hp approx. |
| Bimini and sun area | Yes |
| Barbecue | Optional |
| Electronics | Yes |
| Safety | Optional |
| Fridge/freezer | Optional |
| Genoa area | approx. 50-60 m2 |
| Leisure equipment | air conditioning, GPS plotter, bimini top, sound system |
| Generator | Optional |
| Sound system | Yes |
| Wi-Fi on board | Optional |
| Air conditioning | Yes |
| Outdoor shower | Optional |
| Cabins | 5 |
| Bathing platform | Folding bathing platform |
| Interior saloon | Interior saloon or cabin area depending on layout |
| Bathrooms | 3 |
| Chart table | Yes |
| Maximum capacity on board | 10 people |
| USB sockets in cabins | Optional |
Handover is the best time to walk through Oceanis 48 – 5 cab 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 48 – 5 cab is easier to share. The crew can change the stage between Serifos and Syros without losing time to searches, and handover in Lavrio becomes more orderly.
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 group can adjust it during handover while the base can still help. Agreeing it in advance improves both the first manoeuvre and the night on board. The group can adjust it during handover while the base can still help.
Handover is the best time to walk through Oceanis 48 – 5 cab 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 48 – 5 cab is easier to share. The crew can change the stage between Serifos and Syros without losing time to searches, and handover in Lavrio becomes more orderly. That keeps Syros as an option rather than an obligation.
From Lavrio, Serifos is a useful first reference for settling the boat, seeing how everybody feels and choosing a pause. Otzias can become the main stop, while Syros is kept for a day with good light, stable weather and genuine appetite to continue. An early decision prevents the arrival at Otzias from becoming a race. An early decision prevents the arrival at Otzias from becoming a race.
The 5 cabins separate sleep from storage, while 3 bathrooms shape the morning when the boat is full. Oceanis 48 – 5 cab feels more comfortable when every berth has a clear place and the saloon table does not become a luggage shelf. An early decision prevents the arrival at Otzias from becoming a race. The group can adjust it during handover while the base can still help.
Boarding Oceanis 48 – 5 cab means meeting a 2015 sailing yacht with very specific proportions: 14,60 m by 4,74 m. For a quiet celebration with time to talk on board, that scale combines shared moments, rest and a useful role in manoeuvres. A stop at Serifos reveals the balance before the rest of the route is decided. With that clear, the crew can concentrate on cruising instead of solving last-minute doubts.
From €2,500/week
Sara S.
Punctual handover and very practical explanations. We reached Otzias confident about both berthing and return.
Laura C.
Handover was correct, perhaps a little quick for first-time guests. Everything became clear after the first manoeuvre.
Daniel L.
A very complete plan: morning passage, relaxed lunch and beautiful evening light before returning aboard.