Boat charter in Greece · Excess 12 in Kos / Marina Kos — “Excessive” — (2020)

Kos marina puts Excessive within reach of both the Dodecanese's quietest anchorages and Turkey's bustling coast—a strategic base for a week that rewards flexibility. This 2020 Excess 12 carries twelve guests across six cabins, five bathrooms, and two hulls that make all the difference when you want to anchor shallow and stay stable. Life aboard works because space is distributed where it matters. The twin hulls push the saloon wide, creating a social heart for the group without anyone feeling cramped. Forward, the trampolines span the gap between hulls and give you unobstructed views of the water and approach to the foredeck; the cockpit sits high enough to see where you're going while trimming sail. Each cabin sleeps two, each bathroom serves its own cabin or a shared few, so managing twelve people becomes straightforward rather than a negotiation. The catamaran's shallow draft opens up anchorages a monohull cannot reach—sandy bays tucked behind islands, small harbors where ferries don't fit. That stability at anchor means calm mornings in exposed locations where others wouldn't moor. For bareboat charterers steering their own course, Excessive offers the handling and reliability to build confidence over seven days, and the accommodation to keep a group genuinely comfortable when you're anchored far from crowds.