Crystal Waters is a 2019 Bali 4.1 catamaran based in Marina Kos, your gateway to the crystalline waters and sun-drenched islands of the Greek Dodecanese. This 12-metre vessel combines the stability and spaciousness that make catamarans ideal for both first-time charterers and seasoned sailors, offering six cabins and four bathrooms that comfortably accommodate groups of up to ten guests. From Kos, you'll have immediate access to some of the Mediterranean's most rewarding cruising grounds—sheltered anchorages tucked between volcanic peaks, whitewashed villages clinging to hillsides, and seabed gardens teeming with marine life just metres below the surface.

Life aboard Crystal Waters unfolds at a leisurely pace, framed by thoughtful design and genuine comfort. The generous flybridge and shaded cockpit, fitted with a Bimini canopy and plush cushions, become your living room by day—the ideal perch for morning coffee or evening aperitifs as the light softens across the water. Below deck, the modern galley and air-conditioned saloon provide respite during the heat of midday, while the four electric toilets and efficient voltage converter ensure the practicalities of modern life don't interrupt your escape. Solar panels and a pair of 40 HP engines strike the balance between self-sufficiency and reliability, allowing you to slip quietly into anchorages or reach distant coves without fuss.

Whether you're a family seeking a week of safe, manageable sailing punctuated by swimming and exploration, or a group of friends looking to charter a floating base for island-hopping, Crystal Waters delivers the essentials with grace. The onboard snorkelling equipment opens up underwater discoveries—colourful fish, ancient ruins submerged in shallow bays, and the particular magic of the Aegean at dawn. Lazy jacks simplify sail handling, while GPS chartplotting and autopilot mean more time enjoying the journey and less time wrestling with navigation. Imagine anchoring off a deserted strand as the sun dips behind Symi, the water mirror-still, your group gathered on deck with local wine and grilled octopus, the only sound the gentle clink of glasses and the distant call of seabirds.