Location de bateau a Grèce · Lagoon 380 S2 in Kos / Marina Kos — “Astra” — (2015)

From Kos Marina, Astra launches into the Dodecanese with the ease only a catamaran can offer. Her twin hulls sit shallow in the water, letting you glide into bays and beaches where monohulls cannot reach, while at anchor she barely moves—no constant swinging or uncomfortable heel when the wind picks up. For groups and families, the two-hull design creates genuine space: six separate cabins mean everyone gets privacy, and the broad beam opens up a saloon that feels more like a floating villa than a boat, with natural light flooding through large windows and doors that open the interior to the outside. Life aboard Astra centres on the generous saloon and galley, where you'll cook and gather comfortably, then step straight onto the vast cockpit for steering and dining under the sun. The trampolines stretched between the hulls offer the kind of lounging you dream about—gentle movement beneath you, water on all sides, nothing between you and the sky. Forward, the foredeck provides a safe place to relax or anchor-watch, with room to move around without crowding. The two bathrooms mean less queue-time during morning routines, and the well-designed cabins make longer cruises genuinely restful rather than endured. Bareboat charter from here opens a week's worth of options: the calm Symi Strait to your west, the Turkish coast within reach, and countless islands to the south and east. This catamaran gives you the stability, shallow access, and comfort to explore like this at your own pace, anchoring where you choose.