Ενοικίαση σκάφους στο Ελλάδα · Excess 11 in Kos / Marina Kos — “STEMA” — (2023)

From Marina Kos, STEMA opens the Dodecanese to your week of sailing—a 2023 Excess 11 built to let ten people move together across islands without compromise. The catamaran's four cabins and two bathrooms mean families and groups can anchor at places others cannot reach, with shallow 1.3-meter draft getting you into bays and beaches where monohulls would founder. Below deck, the twin-hull design gives you real room to move. The wide beam creates a saloon that feels light and genuinely spacious, not cramped. Cabins are practical and properly ventilated. On deck, the wide trampolines between the hulls become gathering space—somewhere to sit with coffee, watch the water, or simply exist without tension. The cockpit is laid out for sailing without fuss, with good sightlines and intuitive controls. What matters most about two hulls: stability at anchor. You won't swing with the wind or roll when someone moves around. The boat sits flat, which means better sleep, easier cooking, steadier drinks. And that draft means you get to places—the turquoise shallows around Patmos, the quiet anchorages of Leros, the protected coves of smaller islands—that demand shallow-keeled boats. From Kos, your bareboat week isn't limited to deep-water routes. STEMA gives you the boat and the platform to sail the full archipelago.