Aura is a 2026 Lagoon 43 catamaran based in Kos, Greece—an ideal launchpad for exploring the Dodecanese archipelago's crystalline waters and ancient island cultures. This modern six-cabin catamaran accommodates up to ten guests across four well-appointed heads, making it perfectly suited for extended family gatherings or groups of friends seeking a week of shared discovery. The twin 57 hp engines provide effortless manoeuvrability, while the generous beam and dual hulls deliver the stability and space that define contemporary catamaran cruising.

Life aboard Aura balances comfort with the freedom of open water. The saloon stays cool year-round thanks to full air conditioning, while the teak cockpit—shaded by a Bimini and sprayhood—becomes your natural gathering place, equipped with quality speakers for evening ambience and plush cushions for daytime lounging. Modern conveniences include a full galley refrigerator, GPS chartplotter, autopilot, and a desalination system that ensures fresh water throughout your voyage. Electric winches and lazy jacks make sail handling intuitive, even for less experienced crews, while the group generator and solar panels provide reliable power in remote anchorages.

A typical week unfolds between Kos and neighbouring islands—Rhodes, Symi, and the quieter gems of the southern Dodecanese. Mornings might see you motoring under sail to hidden coves where the underwater lights reveal nocturnal marine life, or anchoring off whitewashed villages where local tavernas serve the day's catch. The swim platform and tender make beach exploration effortless, while the four heads and generous cabin layout mean no compromises on privacy or rest. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or chartering for the first time, Aura's thoughtful design—from electric toilets to the comprehensive navigation suite—removes friction and amplifies pleasure.

Picture your final evening: anchored in crystalline shallows as the sun descends behind distant peaks, the Aegean turning rose and gold, local wine in hand, and the gentle clink of halyards the only sound beyond conversation and laughter.