S/Y Kos 52 Sail

Fresh from the Beneteau shipyard in France, the Oceanis 52 arrives in Greek waters for her inaugural 2026 season. At nearly 16 metres, she's one of the largest monohulls available for charter in Greece — offering the sailing experience of a traditional yacht with the space and comfort of a small catamaran.

Space that surprises

Five cabins. Ten berths. Three heads. The Oceanis 52 was designed for families and groups who want genuine sailing — not motoring between islands — but refuse to sacrifice comfort. The wide beam of 4.84 metres creates an interior volume that rivals many catamarans, while the 110HP engine and bow thruster make marina manoeuvres straightforward even in busy harbours like Naousa or Mykonos town.

The cockpit you'll live in

Beneteau's designers understood something important: on a charter yacht, the cockpit isn't just where you steer — it's where you live. The Oceanis 52's cockpit could host a dinner party. The large swim platform means easy access for swimmers. And when you're under sail, the dual steering wheels give the helmsman clear sightlines without dominating the social space.

Early booking advantage

Brand new yachts need their first reviews — and smart charterers benefit. The Oceanis 52 is currently offering 20% early booking discounts for May and June 2026 departures. At €617 per person at full price — and less with discounts — you're getting a flagship monohull experience at Explorer Fleet pricing.

Who sails an Oceanis 52?

Sailors who want to actually sail — feeling the heel, trimming the sheets, arriving at anchorage with that particular satisfaction only a monohull delivers. Families with older children who want their own cabins. Groups of friends who've outgrown smaller boats. Anyone who believes that the journey should be as memorable as the destination.