Bareboat Sailing Yacht Rascal
Jeanneau elegance for bareboat sailing in the Ionian Sea
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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Rascal
Rascal is a Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 43 designed for those who value responsive sailing and genuine comfort in equal measure. Built in 2012, this monohull combines the refined engineering of naval architect Daniel Andrieu with practical ease of handling, making her an excellent choice for experienced sailors seeking autonomy without compromise.
The interior strikes a balance between generous cabin space and efficient layout. Four cabins accommodate up to eight guests, each appointed with the attention to detail Jeanneau is known for. The galley and saloon flow naturally, whilst the twin helm station cockpit offers superior visibility and control whether you're managing day passages or evening aperitifs.
What sets the Sun Odyssey 43 apart is her dual capability: she performs decisively under sail whilst remaining reassuringly manageable in variable conditions. Her hull design rewards good seamanship with reliable performance, and her rig responds intuitively to trim adjustments. Bareboat sailors appreciate both the responsiveness and the forgiveness built into her design.
Highlights
- •Four-cabin layout sleeps up to eight, ideal for small flotillas or family groups
- •Twin helm station provides commanding visibility and balanced weight distribution
- •Responsive rig and proven hull design reward active sailing and intuitive handling
- •Based in the Ionian Islands with access to Greece's most protected and scenic anchorages
The Charter Experience
Charter Rascal from the Ionian Islands and discover a cruising ground of remarkable variety. Emerald bays, sheltered anchorages, and charming waterfront villages punctuate the Ionian coastline. The prevailing winds favour steady passage-making, whilst numerous protected harbours mean you can sail at your own rhythm. From Lefkada's dramatic limestone cliffs to Ithaca's quiet coves, each day offers new depth. This is sailing that rewards preparation and rewards skill, in one of Europe's most forgiving and visually rewarding seas.
Suggested Itinerary
A week typically embraces the central Ionian arc: depart from Lefkada, sail south through the Meganissi channels, explore Skorpios and the Sporades approaches, then work northward through Ithaca and Cephalonia's western shore. Light to moderate winds allow both fast passages and leisurely afternoon sails, with ample shelter and provisioning at every stop.
Specifications
13.3 m
8
4
8
Monohull
2012