Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 450 Fly in Kos / Marina Kos — “Thoe” — (2015)

Moored at Kos marina in Greece's Dodecanese, Thoe sits ready to unlock a week of island cruising where shallow waters and protected anchorages define the sailing. The Lagoon 450 Fly's twin hulls draw just 1.2 metres, so you reach beaches and bays that deeper-draft monohulls cannot, then hold position with the stability that makes two hulls invaluable when anchored overnight. Down below, six cabins and four bathrooms spread across Thoe's generous beam—one hull forward, one aft—so a group of twelve guests or two families each claim their own cabin without feeling cramped. The saloon sits centrally between the hulls, bright and airy, flowing naturally into the cockpit where you steer and manage sails. The trampolines stretched between the two hulls provide a rare expanse of open deck, perfect for midday swims or sunset lounging as the Dodecanese passes by. Above, the fly bridge gives you an elevated helm station and a second outdoor space for relaxing underway. This is what the twin-hull design delivers: not just stability at anchor and shallow-water access, but real room to live and move aboard. From Kos, a week covers the nearby islands—Rhodes, Symi, Tilos, Nisyros—or ventures further into the archipelago. Thoe handles bareboat charter simply, with reliable systems and the kind of space that makes a week aboard feel like time in a floating home rather than a boat you're tolerating.