Boat charter in Greece · Lagoon 39 in Kos / Marina Kos — “Catanoo” — (2014)

Kos sits where history and island-hopping converge, making Marina Kos an ideal launchpad for a week exploring the Dodecanese. Catanoo, a 2014 Lagoon 39, lets you move between ancient sites, quiet anchorages, and beach stops without compromise. Ten guests fit across six cabins and four bathrooms—enough separation that families and groups maintain their own space while remaining genuinely together. Below deck, the layout balances privacy with social flow. Cabins are distributed through both hulls, keeping noise away from the saloon where meals and evening conversations happen. The galley sits open to this main living area, drawing cooking activity into group life rather than isolating it. Each bathroom serves its area without forcing queues, and the saloon's vertical space and windows transform what could feel tight into something airy and natural. Above, two hulls deliver what one hull cannot: a wide, stable platform that holds steady at anchor in the kind of breeze that rocks monohulls, plus a shallow draft that opens shallow bays and beach anchorages closed to deeper boats. The trampolines between bows and the broad foredeck become genuine gathering spaces, not just deck. The cockpit sits high enough to read the water ahead and see what lies beyond the next island. This is bareboat sailing with room to breathe and the reach to explore properly.