Lagoon 55 catamaran charter Kos puts a 2024 crewed sailing catamaran, three professional crew and the whole of the Dodecanese within reach. Sixteen metres of hull. Four guest cabins. A flybridge that reads the horizon in every direction. This is unhurried island cruising, held to a standard most yachts of her size cannot match.
She was built in 2024 by Lagoon, the catamaran arm of Groupe Bénéteau. The 55 is the yard’s flagship cruising platform: long waterlines, a self-tacking jib and a fly helm set above the coachroof. Under charter she carries a crew of three — captain, host and chef — so guests do nothing but arrive.
The numbers set her apart. LOA 16.76 m. Beam 9.14 m. Draught 1.52 m. Displacement 29,500 kg. Two 115 hp diesels for manoeuvring and flat calms, a full-batten mainsail and self-tacking jib for everything else. The shoal draught matters here: it opens the shallow, sand-bottomed bays of the Dodecanese that deeper monohulls have to read from a distance.
Deck space is the real luxury. The flybridge carries a helm, sunpads and a second lounge. The foredeck holds a trampoline and seating forward of the mast. Aft, a hydraulic passerelle and a broad swim platform fold the sea into the living space.
Charters begin at Marina Kos, a full-service harbour on the island’s north-east coast and a short passage from Kalymnos, Nisyros and the wider Dodecanese. From the dock the classic circuit opens up: the volcanic caldera of Nisyros, the monastery anchorages of Astypalaia, the long sand beaches of Kos itself, and the sheltered coves of Kalymnos and Leros.
The crew plans each day to weather and appetite. Breakfast under the bimini. A morning sail on the jib alone. Lunch at anchor over a sand shelf, then the tender ashore to a taverna reachable only by boat. Aquinox arranges boat-in dining at harbours where the kitchen sits at the water’s edge and the table is held for your arrival.
Four guest cabins sleep eight. Each is an en-suite double with its own head and separate shower — four heads for guests, one for crew. The saloon runs flush with the cockpit on a single level, glazed on three sides, galley aft and chart station forward. Air conditioning throughout. A watermaker, generator and inverter keep her self-sufficient at anchor for days at a time, and Wi-Fi covers the whole yacht.
A rigid tender on the davits handles transfers and coast runs. Seabobs, stand-up paddleboards, a kayak and full snorkelling kit come aboard as standard, and the swim platform launches all of it in minutes.
Rates for this Lagoon 55 catamaran charter in Kos start at €25,900 per week, crew and yacht included. For the wider Dodecanese fleet, see our Lagoon 50 catamaran charter in Kos and Lagoon 46 in Kos, or browse the full range of Aquinox charter yachts. Specifications for the class are published by the builder, Lagoon.
Aquinox Yachting manages the booking end to end — provisioning, itinerary, transfers and berths.
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Kos sits within reach of Kalymnos, Pserimos, Leros and the Turkish coast, so a Lagoon 55 catamaran charter Kos rarely repeats an anchorage. A common week runs south first, stops at Pserimos for lunch, then works north through Kalymnos before the last night back in Kos town. Shorter breaks work too. Four days is enough for 3 anchorages and a long swim stop.
Timing changes the trip more than the route does. A catamaran charter Kos in July means warm water, busier bays and steady afternoon wind. The same catamaran charter Kos in late September means quiet anchorages and softer light. The crew sets each day around the forecast, so the plan stays flexible.
Families take the flat deck space, the shallow draft and the short swim ladder. Couples sharing with friends take 4 separate cabins, so nobody queues for space. A Lagoon 55 catamaran charter Kos also works for small groups who want to sail rather than motor, since the rig carries enough sail area to move the boat in light air.
Everything is handled from Marina Kos. A catamaran charter Kos from this base starts and ends without a road transfer, and provisioning, berthing and clearance are arranged before you arrive.
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Kos, Greece · Catamaran
Lagoon 55 catamaran charter Kos puts a 2024 crewed sailing catamaran, three professional crew and the whole of the Dodecanese within reach. Sixteen metres of hull. Four guest cabins. A flybridge that reads the horizon in every direction. This is unhurried island cruising, held to a standard most yachts of her size cannot match. She was built in 2024 by Lagoon, the catamaran arm of Groupe Bénéteau. The 55 is the yard's flagship cruising platform:…
| Location | Kos, Greece |
| Builder | Lagoon (Groupe Beneteau), France |
| Beam | 9.14 m |
| WC / Bathrooms | 4 |
| Engine | 2 x 115 hp |
| Fuel Capacity | 1,100 L |
| Water Capacity | 960 L |
Prepared 22 October 2026. Specifications and price are provided by the owner or central agent, are subject to availability and change, and are confirmed in writing before any agreement. https://aquinoxyachting.com/yachts/lagoon-55-catamaran-charter-kos/
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