Location de bateau a Grèce · Bali 4.1 in Kos / Marina Kos — “Crystal Waters” — (2019)

From Kos Marina, Crystal Waters puts the Dodecanese at your fingertips—close enough to reach Symi, Patmos, or the Turkish coast by lunchtime, yet spacious enough that ten of you never feel crowded. This 2019 Bali 4.1 splits the difference between bareboat independence and the comfort that makes a week-long cruise feel like a proper escape rather than a logistical puzzle. The twin hulls do most of the work. At anchor, you'll notice the difference immediately: minimal roll whether the breeze picks up or swells find their way into a bay. That shallow draft opens anchorages other boats skip—the sandy holds off Nisyros, the village quays of Symi with their shuttered houses rising straight from the water. Six cabins and four bathrooms mean everyone has genuine privacy; no one's negotiating schedules at dawn. The saloon runs the full width of the boat, flooded with light and laid out to feel like gathering space rather than a corridor, while the galley sits open enough that whoever's cooking stays part of the conversation. The real charm lives outside: the trampolines strung between hulls where you'll spend mornings with coffee, the foredeck wide and flat for anchoring out, the cockpit arranged so steering and sailing happen alongside where friends relax. The Bali's beam gives you room to move, to sprawl, to remember why you came here. That matters more than specifications when you're five days into a bareboat week.