Kimi is a 2015 Hanse 505 sailing yacht based in Marina Kos, offering an ideal platform for exploring the Dodecanese islands and beyond. With six well-appointed cabins accommodating up to twelve guests, she welcomes families, groups of friends, and extended parties seeking a week of shared adventure in the Aegean. The yacht's thoughtful design balances comfort with seamless sailing: a bow thruster and autopilot make handling effortless, while lazy jacks simplify sail management—leaving more time to savour the experience rather than wrestling with rigging. Below deck, two heads with electric toilets ensure everyone's comfort, and a well-stocked refrigerator keeps provisions fresh throughout your voyage.

Life aboard Kimi revolves around the cockpit, where a generous bimini top and sprayhood shelter you from the elements, while built-in cushions invite long afternoons of conversation and stargazing. Solar panels quietly support your independence, and speakers allow your favourite music to drift across calm anchorages. A GPS chartplotter and cockpit GPS keep navigation intuitive, whether you're plotting a course to a secluded cove or following local recommendations to hidden tavernas.

From Marina Kos, a typical week unfolds with gentle sails to nearby islands—Kalymnos, Pserimos, and Leros are within easy reach, each offering turquoise waters, whitewashed villages, and authentic Greek hospitality. The included snorkeling equipment opens doors to underwater exploration: colourful fish, sea grass meadows, and occasional glimpses of marine life reward each descent. Mornings might see you anchored off a quiet beach, afternoons exploring local markets, and evenings sharing fresh seafood at waterfront restaurants where fishermen still mend their nets.

A teak deck underfoot and the gentle rhythm of Aegean swells create a rhythm that feels both luxurious and grounded. Whether you're an experienced sailor or content to let the 75 hp engine do the work, Kimi adapts to your pace—offering the freedom to explore at leisure, anchor where the mood strikes, and end each day watching the sun melt into the horizon from your own private vantage point.