Noleggio barca a Grecia · Lagoon 46 in Kos / Marina Kos — “Pegasus” — (2020)

Pegasus sits at Marina Kos, ready to launch bareboat charters across the Dodecanese—a sailing ground where shallow anchorages near sandy beaches meet protected island passages and rugged open water. The 2020 Lagoon 46 multihull design makes the most of that geography. Two hulls mean stable anchoring in any bay, minimal draft to probe closer to shore than monohulls dare, and the beam needed to fit six private cabins and five bathrooms on a vessel just under 14 metres long. Down below, the layout reflects thoughtful spacing. Each cabin offers genuine privacy and berth comfort for pairs or solo guests; the saloon galley sits bright and connected, with views through large windows to the cockpit and sea beyond. Five separate bathrooms mean guests aren't queuing before morning coffee. On deck, wide trampolines stretch between the hulls—ideal for sun, reading, or watching dolphins. The cockpit seats a full group for watch rotation and meal times, while the foredeck remains clear for anchoring work and forward lookout. A week from Kos opens the entire Dodecanese circuit: Symi and Nisyros to the north, Kalymnos and Leros for protected waters, southbound to Patmos and Arki, or east across to Turkish bays and islands. The catamaran's shallow draft handles these passages efficiently. For families and friend groups seeking real sailing independence without the handling complications of a large monohull, Pegasus delivers both capability and comfort.