Agnes is a 2022 Dufour 390 sailing yacht based in Kos, offering an ideal platform for exploring the Dodecanese islands and the crystalline waters of the southeastern Aegean. This modern three-cabin vessel comfortably accommodates up to eight guests, making her equally suited to families seeking a week of maritime adventure or groups of friends looking to share the freedom of bareboat sailing. From Marina Kos, you'll find yourself perfectly positioned to navigate between dramatic rocky anchorages, sun-bleached villages, and some of Greece's most inviting cruising grounds—where daily decisions revolve around which hidden cove to visit next rather than schedules or reservations.

Life aboard Agnes balances ease with genuine sailing engagement. The yacht is equipped with modern conveniences that matter: a well-stocked galley with refrigeration and coffee maker, three separate heads with electric toilets, and solar panels paired with a voltage converter to keep batteries topped up during peaceful anchorages. Navigation is straightforward thanks to GPS chartplotting at the helm and an autopilot that handles longer passages, while the bow thruster makes tight marina maneuvers effortless. Lazy jacks simplify sail handling, and a generous bimini shade structure over the cockpit—complemented by a sprayhood for the companionway—ensures comfort during the heat of midday or unexpected squalls.

The week typically unfolds between sailing and swimming. Mornings might bring a gentle beam reach to Symi or Tilos; afternoons anchor in turquoise shallows where snorkeling gear opens up underwater gardens. Cockpit speakers set the mood during sundowners, while cozy cabin cushions invite conversation as evening winds cool the air. Three cabins mean flexibility in how your group settles in, and the holding tank system keeps the environment as pristine as the waters you're exploring.

A week aboard Agnes becomes a rhythm of your own making: sunrise sails, lunch prepared in the galley while anchored off whitewashed monasteries, and evenings where the only sound is water lapping against the hull as you watch the sun melt into the Aegean.