This Lagoon 50 catamaran charter Kos option, listed by Aquinox Yachting as KO1508, is a 2019-built cruising catamaran sleeping twelve guests across eight cabins with a flybridge helm station and a hydraulic bathing gangway aft. Built by Lagoon (Groupe Beneteau) in France, she combines the shallow draught and stable beam expected of a modern charter catamaran with the cabin density to suit large families and groups travelling together. She is available on a bareboat or skippered basis from either Kos or Rhodes in the Greek Dodecanese.
Built in 2019, this Lagoon 50 measures 14.75m (48ft4in) LOA with an 8.1m beam and a shallow 1.4m draught, making her manageable in the smaller anchorages of the Dodecanese while still offering genuine four-cabin-plus catamaran volume on deck and below. Twin 80hp engines give her an easy 7-knot cruising speed under power, with 1,040 litres of fuel and 830 litres of fresh water aboard — extended by an onboard water maker for longer charters away from a marina tap. A generator and solar array support the air conditioning and house systems at anchor, and underwater lights are fitted for evening swims.
Twelve berths are split across eight cabins: six double-bed cabins in the hulls plus two single-bed cabins forward, each with access to one of five heads and shower compartments aboard. The layout suits multi-family charters and groups who want private sleeping cabins rather than shared saloon berths, and the forward single cabins work well for children, crew, or guests who prefer a smaller, quieter space. Every cabin carries the same warm timber joinery and opening hull windows as the saloon above.
A flybridge with dual helm access sits above the coachroof, giving the skipper clear sightlines forward and aft while keeping the cockpit and flybridge lounge free for guests under way. The aft cockpit opens straight onto the sea through a hydraulic bathing gangway, and the forward trampolines give this Lagoon 50 catamaran charter Kos option two distinct lounging areas — one social, one for lying out over open water. Underwater lights extend swimming and time on the platform into the evening at anchor.
The saloon runs the full beam of the catamaran, with an L-shaped dining bench to port and starboard and a central galley-up layout that keeps whoever is cooking part of the conversation rather than shut below. Full-height windows on all sides bring in light and keep sightlines to the water from every seat, and the sliding aft doors join the saloon to the cockpit into one continuous space at anchor — the arrangement most charter groups on a boat this size actually use for the whole week.
She carries a 92 sq.m full-batten mainsail and a 60 sq.m self-tacking jib, a rig chosen on the Lagoon 50 for easy short-handed sailing rather than outright speed — the self-tacking genoa in particular means tacking through the Dodecanese’s afternoon meltemi doesn’t need a full crew on the winches. Main engine consumption runs around 14 litres per hour under power, giving a realistic range well beyond a single day’s passage between islands.
Based out of Kos or Rhodes, this Lagoon 50 catamaran charter Kos itinerary opens onto the Dodecanese chain and the nearby Turkish coast in the same week. From Kos, short hops reach Pserimos, Kalymnos and Nisyros, with Bodrum and the Datça peninsula within range for charters that want to cross into Turkish waters. From Rhodes, the route runs south to Symi, Chalki and Tilos, or across to Marmaris on the Turkish side. Both bases sit inside a cruising ground built around short, sheltered legs rather than long open-water passages — well suited to a group that wants a new anchorage most afternoons without an early start every morning.
KO1508 is available both bareboat, for guests holding the appropriate sailing qualification, and skippered, with a professional skipper joining for the week. Aquinox Yachting quotes exact-date pricing and full charter terms on request, including provisioning, one-way delivery between Kos and Rhodes where relevant, and optional extras such as paddleboards or additional water toys. For a smaller catamaran in the same waters, see Aquinox’s Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Kos or Lagoon 46 catamaran charter Rhodes listings; for background on the island group itself, see the Dodecanese on Wikipedia.
Every Lagoon 50 catamaran charter with Aquinox is tailored ahead of arrival — provisioning, a bespoke Dodecanese route and, where wanted, a professional skipper — so that your Lagoon 50 catamaran charter begins the moment you step aboard.
A Lagoon 50 catamaran charter is among the most complete ways to see the Dodecanese: generous volume across two hulls, a flybridge lounge with its own helm, and the shallow draft to tuck into coves a monohull cannot reach. Chartered from Kos or Rhodes, she puts Symi, Nisyros and Tilos within easy day-hops of the base.
Offered bareboat for qualified skippers or fully skippered for a hands-off week, a Lagoon 50 catamaran charter suits families and groups of friends alike. Air-conditioning, a water maker and a generator keep her self-sufficient at anchor, while the single-level living areas keep everyone together for long lunches and evenings on the water.
Twelve guests across eight cabins — six double cabins in the hulls and two single-bed cabins forward — sharing five heads and shower compartments.
Both. Qualified sailors can charter her bareboat, and a professional skipper can be booked for guests who prefer a fully crewed week.
From Kos, short legs reach Pserimos, Kalymnos, Nisyros and the Turkish coast at Bodrum and Datça. From the Rhodes base, the route extends to Symi, Chalki, Tilos and Marmaris.
1,040 litres of fuel and 830 litres of fresh water, with an onboard water maker to extend range between marina stops.
Exact-date pricing, provisioning options and full terms are confirmed directly with Aquinox Yachting at enquiry — contact +90 549 507 19 93 or info@aquinoxyachting.com.
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