Blade is a 2020 Lagoon 42 catamaran that opens the Dodecanese archipelago to groups seeking both comfort and genuine exploration. Departing from Marina Kos, this twelve-metre vessel combines the spaciousness of a modern catamaran with the intimate charm of Greek island cruising. With six cabins and four heads, Blade accommodates up to twelve guests—whether a multigenerational family, a circle of friends, or two couples seeking shared adventure—without anyone feeling cramped. The dual-hull design delivers the stability and shallow-draft manoeuvrability that make these waters so rewarding: you'll anchor in coves unreachable by larger vessels, where the seafloor gleams beneath crystalline water.

Life aboard Blade unfolds at an unhurried pace. The generous cockpit, shaded by a bimini and outfitted with plush cushions, becomes your floating living room—the natural gathering point for morning coffee (there's a proper espresso machine below) and evening aperitifs as the sun settles behind distant islands. The galley is well-provisioned with a substantial refrigerator and fresh water courtesy of the onboard desalination system; the air conditioning keeps cabins cool during warm afternoons, while solar panels and the generator ensure reliable power for essentials. Navigation is intuitive thanks to the GPS chartplotter and autopilot, leaving you free to focus on the rhythm of the sea rather than the mechanics of sailing.

A typical week traces a route through turquoise anchorages and whitewashed villages. You'll dive with snorkelling gear into transparent bays, tender ashore in the dinghy to tavernas serving grilled octopus and local wine, and wake to the gentle knock of wavelets against the hull. The electric winches and sprayhood make sail handling effortless, while the outboard motor ensures you can reach sheltered anchorages even on windless days. Whether you're bareboat sailing with your own skipper or welcoming a professional crew, Blade invites you to discover why the Aegean has captivated sailors for millennia—one unhurried week, one hidden cove, one sunset at a time.