À propos de ce yacht
Amadea is a 2020 Hanse 588 sailing yacht based at Marina Kos, your gateway to the Dodecanese Islands and some of Greece's most pristine anchorages. This 17.2-metre vessel combines contemporary design with thoughtful cruising comfort, offering four generously appointed cabins and four en-suite heads—ideal for families or groups of friends seeking a week of seamless sailing without the responsibility of skippered navigation. Your professional skipper handles all seamanship while you focus on the rhythm of island life: morning swims in crystalline coves, lazy lunches on the teak deck, and evenings spent watching the light shift across distant coastlines.
The Dodecanese offers an exceptional cruising ground, with sheltered anchorages tucked between volcanic cliffs and whitewashed villages accessible only by water. Amadea's bow thruster and efficient 110 hp engine make tight moorings effortless, while the GPS chartplotter and autopilot ensure confident navigation through these storied waters. Solar panels and a voltage converter keep modern conveniences running without compromise—your refrigerator stays stocked, your devices charged, and your comfort assured. The generous cockpit, shaded by a bimini and fitted with comfortable cushions, becomes your floating living room; the onboard snorkeling gear invites impromptu explorations of underwater reefs and hidden grottos.
Days unfold with natural rhythm. Morning coffee at anchor, perhaps off Symi or Panormitis. A midday passage to a quieter island, where the bow thruster lets you nestle into impossibly tight anchorages. Afternoon swimming and snorkeling from the platform, evening aperitifs as the sun descends, and dinner ashore in a family-run taverna where the catch of the day is still glistening. The cockpit speakers provide a soundtrack—local bouzouki or your own playlist—while the professional skipper handles the technical elements, leaving you free to simply be present.
A week aboard Amadea is seven days of unhurried exploration, where the only schedule that matters is the tide, the wind, and the call of the next anchorage. This is sailing as it should be: purposeful, comfortable, and deeply restorative.