Najam plovila u Grčka · Lagoon 42 in Kos / Marina Kos — “GEORGE A” — (2019)

Marina Kos puts GEORGE A within reach of the Dodecanese's quietest anchorages. The Lagoon 42's twin hulls sit shallow in the water, so you can slip into rocky coves and sandy bays where deeper keels cannot follow. Running aground here means soft sand, not panic. That beam—the width between the hulls—creates a stable platform whether you're anchored for lunch or sleeping at night, and it opens the cabins and saloon to genuine comfort rather than the cramped quarters of single-hulled boats. Four cabins with four bathrooms mean no queuing, no compromises. Each cabin has private facilities and proper headroom, while the main saloon becomes your gathering space, a full kitchen below and a dining table that fits the whole group. Step outside onto the cockpit and trampolines, and you've got room to spread out, to read, to watch the water lap beneath your feet. A week from Kos gives you choices. The Lagoon 42 handles shallow approaches to Kalymnos and Pserimos with ease, reaches south toward Turkish waters without strain, and anchors so steadily that a group of twelve can relax without the motion typical of narrower hulls. Bareboat freedom means your schedule changes with the wind and your mood—a long passage one day, a lazy afternoon in a bay the next. The hull design and shallow draft do the work; you just decide where the week takes you.