Si Mi Amor Sailing Catamaran Hire

Si Mi Amor is a 2024 Lagoon 46 sailing catamaran based in Kos, Greece, and she is built for a week of island hopping through the Dodecanese. At 13.99 metres on deck with a 7.96 metre beam, she sits wide and steady on the water, so the cockpit and flybridge feel like outdoor rooms rather than narrow walkways. Twin Yanmar diesels, a full batten mainsail, and a self tacking jib keep passages between Kos, Kalymnos, Leros, and Pserimos straightforward, while the 1.35 metre draft opens shallow bays that deeper yachts skip.

Inside, the saloon, galley, and dining area share one bright volume with large windows and a direct step to the cockpit. Air conditioning, a generator, a watermaker, an inverter, and solar panels keep the week comfortable when the wind drops or when you linger at anchor. USB charging, 220 volt sockets, fans in the cabins and saloon, and a Fusion system in the galley and on deck handle the small details that make a charter feel easy. The galley carries a fridge, freezer, gas oven, espresso maker, and kettle, so breakfast and lunch stay on board instead of forcing a town stop every day. A cockpit fridge and teak underfoot keep sundowners outside after the sails come down.

Four en suite double cabins sleep the main party, with extra crew cabins when a skipper joins. Up to twelve guests can share the yacht, which suits two or three families who want their own heads and a quiet berth after a long sail. Electric toilets, hatch shades, and a 32 inch screen round out the living spaces. On deck you get a hydraulic gangway, a K Marine dinghy with a Honda 9.9 hp outboard, a stand up paddleboard, underwater lights, and a helm on the flybridge with plotter, autopilot, and wind instruments in easy reach.

Weeks start from 4888 euros, with high season closer to 13050 euros, for a Saturday to Saturday programme from Kos Marina. Check in is from 17:00 and return is by 09:00. Si Mi Amor can sail with a qualified skipper or with your own licensed skipper. From Kos the first nights are short hops to quiet coves, then longer legs toward Patmos or the Turkish coast when the Meltemi allows. This is a new Lagoon built for the Aegean week: space, shade, and a hull that still likes to sail.