S/Y Kos 38
OCEANIS 38 | 28 SUPERB REVIEWS | THE LEGEND · 11.50 m · 6 Guests
What Are the Specifications of S/Y Kos 38?
What Is the Weekly Charter Rate for S/Y Kos 38?
What Does S/Y Kos 38 Look Like Inside and Out?
What Features Make S/Y Kos 38 Stand Out?
- Beneteau Oceanis 38 — 2014/2015 build
- 3 double cabins (sleeps 6)
- 1 head with electric pump
- Dual steering wheels for clear visibility
- Full batten mainsail for easy handling
- Solar panels for battery charging
- Autopilot for relaxed passages
- GPS plotter in cockpit
- Bimini top and sprayhood
- Electric anchor winch
- Radio/CD player
- 28 consecutive 5-star reviews
What Water Toys Are Available on S/Y Kos 38?
- Tender with oars
- Snorkeling equipment
Who Is S/Y Kos 38 Ideal For?
Couples, small families (4-6 guests), groups of friends on a budget, first-time charterers, anyone who values a proven track record over flashy features
George's Inside Info
“This is one of the most consistently reviewed yachts in the Greek bareboat fleet. 28 superb reviews don't lie — she's been delivering perfect weeks for over a decade. At €3,300/week all-in (skipper included) for 6 guests, that's €550 per person — the smartest entry point into Greek sailing. Yes, she's compact (one head for 6 guests requires some coordination), but guests consistently say the sailing experience more than makes up for it. If you're not sure whether chartering is for you, start here. You'll be back.”
— George P. Biniaris, Managing Broker & IYBA Member
The Yacht in Detail
Some yachts earn their reputation through marketing. The Oceanis 38 earned hers through 28 consecutive 5-star reviews — the highest-rated yacht in the Greek bareboat fleet. Season after season, guests return from their charters saying the same thing: she just works.
The perfect first yacht
Beneteau designed the Oceanis 38 to be the yacht that makes sailing accessible. At 11.5 metres, she's nimble enough for couples to handle comfortably, yet spacious enough for a group of six friends to spend a week together without feeling cramped.
The dual steering wheels give the helmsman an unobstructed view. The self-tacking jib makes manoeuvres simple. The wide cockpit becomes your living room, dining room, and sundeck all in one.
What guests actually say
"Easy to sail and very comfortable boat. All was perfect for our family holiday. We will be back." — The Mollers
"Me and my friends had such a great experience in Greece!" — Haris
Entry-level price, no compromises
At €3,300 per week all-in (skipper included) for up to 6 guests, the Oceanis 38 delivers a genuine Greek sailing experience for just €550 per person. That's less than many people spend on a single night at a boutique hotel — except here, you wake up in a different bay every morning.
For couples, small families, or groups of friends seeking an authentic sailing adventure without the premium price tag, she's the obvious choice — and 28 reviews say we're not the only ones who think so.
A Sample 7-Day Route
What a week aboard S/Y Kos 38 can look like
Total: ≈ 95 nautical miles
- Day 1
Athens (Marina Zeas)→Aegina
- Day 2
Aegina→Poros
- Day 3
Poros→Hydra
- Day 4
Hydra→Spetses
- Day 5
Spetses→Ermioni
- Day 6
Ermioni→Epidavros
- Day 7
Epidavros→Athens
Indicative only — every charter is shaped around your group, the wind, and the season.
Experience S/Y Kos 38
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