Splash is a 2023 Dufour 530 sailing yacht offering the rare luxury of space and comfort for larger groups exploring the Dodecanese islands from Rhodes. Departing from Rhodes New Marina, this 16-metre vessel accommodates up to 12 guests across six well-appointed cabins, making it ideal for extended families or groups of friends seeking a week of shared discovery without compromise on privacy or amenities. The boat's modern design pairs elegant lines with genuine liveability—five ensuite heads ensure mornings run smoothly, whilst the generous saloon and shaded cockpit become natural gathering spaces as the day winds down.

A week aboard Splash typically unfolds between Rhodes and the neighbouring islands, where sheltered anchorages and crystalline waters define the Aegean experience. The 75-horsepower engine and bow thruster make navigation intuitive in tight harbours and calm bays, whilst the autopilot and GPS chartplotter free you to focus on the rhythm of sailing rather than its mechanics. Solar panels and a voltage converter keep modern comforts running quietly in the background—refrigeration for local cheeses and wine, charging for cameras and phones, and efficient electric toilets that handle the practicalities of life at sea without fuss. A bimini top and sprayhood transform the cockpit into a comfortable outdoor living room, complete with cushions and speakers for evening aperitifs.

The onboard dinghy and full snorkelling kit open access to hidden coves and underwater gardens that larger vessels cannot reach. Whether your group prefers leisurely days anchored in turquoise shallows, exploring whitewashed villages by tender, or sailing between islands under full canvas, Splash adapts to your rhythm. The lazy jacks simplify sail handling, allowing even less experienced crew to participate confidently in the sailing itself.

A week aboard Splash becomes a shared story—lazy mornings in sheltered anchorages, afternoons swimming in water so clear you see the seabed, and evenings anchored off quiet villages where the only sound is the clink of glasses and the gentle lap of the Aegean against the hull.