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Strona głównaGreeceSouth AegeanKos
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Tria S is a well-maintained Hanse 430 sailboat based in Kos, Greece, offering an ideal platform for exploring the Dodecanese islands and their crystalline Aegean waters. This 2009 model combines reliable performance with genuine comfort, accommodating up to six guests across three cabins—perfect for families, groups of friends, or two couples seeking a shared adventure at sea.

The boat is thoughtfully equipped for both seamless sailing and leisurely anchorages. A bow thruster and autopilot make manoeuvring and longer passages effortless, while GPS chartplotting and a dedicated cockpit display keep navigation intuitive. Solar panels supplement the 38 hp engine, supporting the onboard systems that matter: refrigeration for fresh provisions, electric toilets, and a radio-CD system for evening entertainment. The generous bimini and sprayhood protect you from the Mediterranean sun and occasional spray, while cockpit cushions invite you to settle in with a book or watch the light change across the water.

A typical week unfolds between hidden anchorages and characterful harbour towns. Mornings might begin with snorkelling from the swim platform—the boat includes full snorkelling equipment—before sailing to a sheltered bay for lunch. Afternoons are yours: explore whitewashed villages, dine on local fish at waterfront tavernas, or simply drift at anchor. Evenings, the cockpit speakers provide a gentle soundtrack as you prepare dinner in a galley stocked from Kos's vibrant markets. The two heads ensure comfort for all aboard, while the three cabins offer privacy and rest between days of exploration.

Whether you're an experienced sailor seeking independence or a group of friends discovering sailing together, Tria S delivers the essence of Greek island cruising—unhurried, authentic, and deeply rewarding. A week aboard culminates in sunsets anchored off pine-clad shores, the taste of local wine, and the quiet satisfaction of having truly inhabited the sea.