Elan Impression 444 is a sailboat built in 2012 and is docked in Yacht Club Amfitheas, Greece.
The boat can accommodate up to 10 people and offers 2 toilets.
Boat equipment features Autopilot, Electric toilet, Bow thruster and Solar Panels. Show the complete equipment
This boat is offered by the charter company MEDITERRANEAN SAILING GROUP. 4.3(4)
Amenities
Autopilot
Generator
Inverter
Electric toilet
Electric toilets
Air condition
Bow thruster
Solar Panels
Water maker
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Equipment
Shore power
Autopilot
Carbon wheels
Bow thruster
Refrigerator
Wonden/inox gangway
Swimming Ladder
Cockpit table
List of lights
Full set of charts
Hot water
Wind instruments
Furling Genoa
Compass
Electric windlass
Main Sail: Roller
Electric toilet: Electric toilets
Teak Cockpit: Teak in cockpit
Outboard engine
Batteries
Depth sounder
Pillows and blankets
Cockpit cushions
Audio system
Epirb
Windex
Snorkeling equipment: Sets of snorkeling gear
Snorkeling equipment
Greek water pilot
Multimedia Radio with Bluetooth
Galley fully equipped
Convertible saloon table
VHF
Solar Panels
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Deposit Insurance
The deposit is insured in case of loss or damage of the chartered boat
more details.
May not be available for all countries of residence.
Optional
from 71.43€ ¹
Travel Cancellation Insurance
The cancellation of booking is covered in case of sudden illness, accident of the Skipper or a Crewmember
more details.
May not be available for all countries of residence.
Optional
from 159.66€ ¹
¹ Price before VAT. The price including VAT will be determined based on the country of residence.
Prices vary based on: residence, number of participants, deposit and boat price. Click here for a quote.
Check-in and check-out times
Check-in:
at 17:00
Check-out:
by 09:00
Return to base:
Yacht must return previous day between 16.00-17.00
Reviews for the Shipowner: MEDITERRANEAN SAILING GROUP (4)
C
Charlie
Very nice until check out with MedSailGroup
The yacht itself is very comfortable and we had a great holiday overall. Marenauta’s communication was also very smooth and responsive throughout the booking process.
From a sailing perspective, however, the boat showed it was already heavily used in places. Several lines/sheets were quite old, and with only two winches the setup is not particularly practical for active sailing. One winch is effectively needed for the German mainsheet system and the other for the jib, which leaves very limited capacity when reefing or adjusting sails under load.
Check-in went smoothly and was handled by two people. Check-out felt very different: several people became involved in inspecting the yacht, and the process felt disproportionately focused on finding chargeable damage. The charter company even spontaneously proposed sending divers to inspect the underwater parts of the boat, something I had not experienced with previous charters.
We were ultimately charged for three items: a missing bow-thruster propeller, a small bow scratch, and damage to the self-tacking jib traveller. We accept the bow scratch and do not dispute that the bow-thruster propeller was missing at check-out, although we never noticed any loss of bow-thruster performance during the week. We do dispute responsibility for the self-tacking jib damage. The traveller fixing failed during a tack despite a retaining rope already installed by the charter company, and a neighbouring Hanse 418 from the same base reportedly suffered an apparently identical failure on the same side during the same week.
Because of the way the damage inspection and charging were handled, the check-out left us with an uncomfortable impression and felt more like a search for deductions than a normal handover. That said, if you separate the check-out experience from the rest of the trip, the holiday itself was very enjoyable and the boat was comfortable.
Unfortunately the weather conditions did not favour us—too little wind and instability. As for the rest everything was fine and a very nice experience, as always in Greece.
Marenauta translation · View original (Italian)
May 2026, Lavrio with Hanse 418
A
Andrea
Greece in the rain
After 13 years without a drop of rain, here came the rainy week... a very rare event in Greece.
We had fun anyway!!
Excellent boat
August is the hottest month in Athens with an average temperature of 29°C (84°F) and the coldest month is January a 10°C (50°F). The month with the warmest sea is August when the average sea temperature is 25°C (45°F).
Annual Average Temperatures in Athens
The following chart shows the maximum and minimum average temperatures. It is visible the average temperature of the sea surface too.
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Confirmed Availability
Updated availability and pricing. You can book immediately.
This boat is in high demand!
5+ people are also thinking of booking this boat.
Additional services
Additional services that will be paid directly in marina at check-in.
Welcome pack 43-46 feet
Required
280€
Deposit
Refundable
: to be paid at check-in with credit card or cash
from 2500€
Skipper + food
Optional
: (advance payment) per day
210€
2nd Floating Line (50m)
Optional
: (advance payment) per week
30€
Safety net (installed)
Optional
: (advance payment)
200€
Transfer from/to the airport El. Venizelos / Lavrion port 8-14 pax (One way)
Optional
: (advance payment)
170€
Outboard engine
Optional
: (advance payment)
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Early boarding (Possible upon request at 14.00 hrs)
Optional
: (advance payment)
150€
SUP
Optional
: (advance payment) per week
100€
Crew Changes
Optional
: (advance payment)
100€
Beach Τowels
Optional
: (advance payment)
10€
Check out else day than Friday
Optional
: (advance payment)
70€
Hostess + food (crew inquires its own cabin+ WC
Optional
: (advance payment) per day
190€
BBQ Gas Operated
Optional
per week
50€
Automatic life jackets
Optional
: (advance payment) per week per person
20€
Pet on board
Optional
: (advance payment)
150€
Transfer from/to Athens centre / Lavrion port 8-14 pax (one way)
Optional
: (advance payment)
210€
Transfer from/to the airport El. Venizelos / Lavrion port 8-14 pax (Two ways)
Optional
: (advance payment)
330€
Sunday Check-in
Optional
: (advance payment)
80€
Extra set of linen
Optional
: (advance payment) per person
10€
Kayak
Optional
: (advance payment) per week
150€
Damage Waiver 41-49 feet (Plus 500 Euro Refundable)
Optional
: (advance payment) per day
40€
Protect your Holiday
Deposit Insurance
The deposit is insured in case of loss or damage of the chartered boat
more details.
May not be available for all countries of residence.
(Optional)
from 71.43€ ¹
Travel Cancellation Insurance
The cancellation of booking is covered in case of sudden illness, accident of the Skipper or a Crewmember
more details.
May not be available for all countries of residence.
(Optional)
from 159.66€ ¹
¹ Price before VAT. The price including VAT will be determined based on the country of residence.
Prices vary based on: residence, number of participants, deposit and boat price. Click here for a quote.
Check-in and check-out times
Check-in:
at 17:00
Check-out:
by 09:00
Return to base:
Yacht must return previous day between 16.00-17.00
Reviews for the Shipowner: MEDITERRANEAN SAILING GROUP
Hospitality of the charter
Check-in/out procedure
Assistance in navigation
3 persons recommend this owner
C
Charlie
Very nice until check out with MedSailGroup
The yacht itself is very comfortable and we had a great holiday overall. Marenauta’s communication was also very smooth and responsive throughout the booking process.
From a sailing perspective, however, the boat showed it was already heavily used in places. Several lines/sheets were quite old, and with only two winches the setup is not particularly practical for active sailing. One winch is effectively needed for the German mainsheet system and the other for the jib, which leaves very limited capacity when reefing or adjusting sails under load.
Check-in went smoothly and was handled by two people. Check-out felt very different: several people became involved in inspecting the yacht, and the process felt disproportionately focused on finding chargeable damage. The charter company even spontaneously proposed sending divers to inspect the underwater parts of the boat, something I had not experienced with previous charters.
We were ultimately charged for three items: a missing bow-thruster propeller, a small bow scratch, and damage to the self-tacking jib traveller. We accept the bow scratch and do not dispute that the bow-thruster propeller was missing at check-out, although we never noticed any loss of bow-thruster performance during the week. We do dispute responsibility for the self-tacking jib damage. The traveller fixing failed during a tack despite a retaining rope already installed by the charter company, and a neighbouring Hanse 418 from the same base reportedly suffered an apparently identical failure on the same side during the same week.
Because of the way the damage inspection and charging were handled, the check-out left us with an uncomfortable impression and felt more like a search for deductions than a normal handover. That said, if you separate the check-out experience from the rest of the trip, the holiday itself was very enjoyable and the boat was comfortable.
Unfortunately the weather conditions did not favour us—too little wind and instability. As for the rest everything was fine and a very nice experience, as always in Greece.
Marenauta translation · View original (Italian)
May 2026, Lavrio with Hanse 418
A
Andrea
Greece in the rain
After 13 years without a drop of rain, here came the rainy week... a very rare event in Greece.
We had fun anyway!!
Excellent boat