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Wanderlust, a 2015 Dufour 382 Grand Large, invites you to explore the crystalline waters and sun-drenched islands of the Greek Dodecanese from the vibrant Marina Kos. This 11-metre sailing yacht combines modern comfort with timeless elegance, offering an ideal platform for families, groups of friends, or couples seeking an authentic Mediterranean escape. With three well-appointed cabins accommodating up to eight guests and two full bathrooms, Wanderlust provides the space and privacy needed for a relaxed week at sea.

The yacht's thoughtful design prioritises both sailing performance and onboard comfort. The spacious teak cockpit, shaded by a generous bimini and equipped with plush cushions, becomes your natural gathering place—ideal for morning coffee, sunset aperitifs, or simply watching the islands drift past. A sprayhood protects you during unexpected weather, while the autopilot allows you to relax and enjoy the rhythm of the sea rather than constantly managing the helm. Below deck, a well-stocked refrigerator keeps provisions fresh, and the galley is positioned to keep the chef connected to the social heart of the boat.

Kos serves as an exceptional departure point for exploring hidden anchorages, whitewashed villages perched on hillsides, and family-friendly harbours throughout the Dodecanese. Whether you're seeking solitude in a secluded cove or the vibrant energy of a traditional Greek taverna, this region delivers both in abundance. The yacht's bow thruster and auxiliary motor ensure confident manoeuvring in tight anchorages, while the included dinghy opens access to remote beaches and shallow-water exploration. Onboard speakers in the cockpit set the mood as you unwind after days spent swimming, snorkelling, and discovering local cuisine.

A week aboard Wanderlust unfolds as a sequence of unhurried moments—lazy mornings anchored off pine-fringed shores, afternoons spent exploring whitewashed monasteries and fishing villages, and evenings watching the sun melt into the Aegean while the boat gently rocks beneath you.