Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 38 in Kos / Marina Kos — “Alma Breeze” — (2026)

Alma Breeze opens up the Dodecanese from Kos, a sheltered base with easy access to Turkey's coastline and the wider Aegean. This 2026 Lagoon 38 catamaran carries 12 guests across six cabins served by three bathrooms, so whether you're sailing with a multi-generational family or a party of friends, everyone finds their own space without feeling cramped. Living aboard a catamaran means different rhythms than a monohull. The twin hulls create a wide platform: your saloon sits between them, bright and open, while the cockpit gives you helm and socializing in one naturally ventilated space. Outside, the trampolines and forward decks are genuine living areas, not just walkways—perfect for morning coffee or evening stargazing. The cabin layout respects privacy, with sleeping berths distributed across both hulls and bathrooms positioned to avoid queues during the day. What those two hulls really deliver is the freedom to anchor shallow. Kos bay, the nearby Dodecanese anchorages, and the Turkish bays beyond all have sand and seagrass where deeper boats cannot reach. Sitting 1.2 metres shallow, Alma Breeze holds steady on the hook, even when others swing. That stability, combined with the spaciousness below and aloft, means a week's charter becomes about discovery rather than compromise: beach landings, quiet coves, island villages, swimming stops, and time to simply be comfortable while you move through the islands.