Bootscharter in Griechenland · Lagoon 450 Fly in Kos / Marina Kos — “Nemesis” — (2020)

From Marina Kos, Nemesis reaches the Dodecanese's quietest anchorages in hours, her twin hulls sitting shallow enough to tuck into bays and beaches where monohulls cannot venture. This 2020 Lagoon 450 Fly spans nearly 14 metres and draws just 1.5 metres, opening the entire region to bareboat crews who want both security and exploration. Below deck, six cabins arrange across the hulls and saloon areas, each with private bathroom access among five total heads. The layout separates guest quarters from the main living space, so families and group charters find genuine privacy alongside shared social areas. Above, the saloon and galley occupy the bridging crossbeam with 360-degree visibility, while the flybridge adds outdoor entertaining space with views across open water. Forward, the trampolines and foredeck invite morning swims and stargazing between island runs. Twin hulls matter most when you're at anchor for days. The beam of 8.28 metres delivers stability that lets you move freely without the constant roll of traditional yachts, and the deep cockpit keeps crew comfortable during sailing. Kos itself—with its marina, chandleries, and supply shops—sits at the crossroads between Pserimos, Nisyros, and the Turkish coast. From there, Nemesis can carry ten people into a week of shallow-water exploration, moored bow-to in village harbours, swinging free in white-sand bays, or tucked into calm coves where single-hulled yachts never reach.