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Fairline Squadron 65
A 20-metre flybridge motor yacht at Gouvia
The boat
20 m
Length
12
Day guests
6
Overnight
Professional
Crew
On board
- — ~20-metre British flybridge motor yacht
- — Crewed, based at Gouvia Marina
- — Flybridge, shaded cockpit, cabins for overnighting
- — Day charters and overnight cruises
- — Paxos in a morning; the Saranda crossing in range
The Fairline Squadron 65 is a British flybridge motor yacht of about twenty metres, crewed and berthed at Gouvia, that pairs a fast cruise with a proper overnight. From the flybridge the whole north-east coast opens up: a quick run to Avlaki and Kalami, a lunch stop tucked under the cypress at Kouloura, and back to Gouvia before the maestro fills in — or on for a night at anchor if guests want to stay out. Her turn of speed makes the ~28–30 nm south to Paxos an easy morning rather than a slog, and the strait crossing to Saranda and the Ksamil islets sits well within her range.
Aboard
A flybridge for sun and helming, a shaded cockpit and saloon below, and cabins set up for overnighting make her equally good as a day boat and a short-cruise boat.
The crew handles the boat, the tender and the catering from Gouvia, so the day is hosted end to end.
A day out
Mornings run north up the sheltered north-east coast — Avlaki's firm-holding sand, Kalami's wide bay, Agni's tavernas with a stern-line to the pier — with the return timed for the afternoon calm.
Her speed also makes a Paxos day feasible: south to Gaios or Lakka, a swim off Antipaxos at Voutoumi, and home before dark.
The crossing
A crossing to Saranda is straightforward given her pace — the strait is only ~12–15 nm — putting Kakome Bay and the Ksamil shallows within a day-trip, or an overnight if guests want to wake on the Albanian side under Ali Pasha country.
Home port
Board in Corfu Town.
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