Mesaoria

Mesaoria is a well-maintained Bavaria 44 sailboat based at Rhodes New Marina, your gateway to the Dodecanese islands and the crystalline waters of the southeastern Aegean. This 2002 classic offers comfortable accommodation for up to nine guests across four cabins and two bathrooms, making her ideal for families or groups of friends seeking an authentic sailing week. From Rhodes, you'll have direct access to some of Greece's most rewarding cruising: the sheltered anchorages around Symi, the dramatic coastline of Tilos, and the quieter coves of Nisyros and Kos. Whether you're planning a leisurely island-hop or exploring hidden bays, Mesaoria delivers the blend of space and seaworthiness that defines a memorable Mediterranean charter. The yacht is equipped with everything needed for independent exploration and comfort at sea. An onboard dinghy opens up remote beaches and shallow-water anchorages that larger vessels cannot reach—perfect for swimming stops or visits to traditional fishing villages. The autopilot takes the strain out of longer passages, while the bimini and sprayhood keep you shaded and protected during the sailing day. The Volvo D2-55 engine provides reliable power when the wind drops, and the two-cabin layout ensures privacy for different groups within your party. Days aboard Mesaoria typically unfold at a gentle pace: morning sail to a new island, afternoon swim and snorkel in crystalline bays, evening exploration by tender to quiet anchorages where few other boats venture. The generous cockpit becomes your living room, perfect for sunset aperitifs and conversations that drift into the night. Rhodes New Marina offers straightforward provisioning and a relaxed atmosphere, while the surrounding islands reward both seasoned sailors and those new to bareboat chartering with accessible winds, short passages, and welcoming local tavernas. A week aboard Mesaoria leaves you with the particular magic of the Dodecanese: the scent of pine and salt, the rhythm of sail and anchor, and the memory of hidden coves where time moves to the beat of the Aegean.