Oceanis 41.1 | Kos

Description

Launched in 2017, the Oceanis 41.1 sailing yacht Kos sails out of Nikiana Marina | Lefkada, Greece and sleeps her guests across 3 cabins.

Up to 7 people sleep comfortably in the 3 cabins of Kos , with 2 shower-equipped toilets shared between them; pillows and blankets are part of the price.

Boat equipment features a rolling mainsail.

Kos measures 40.78 ft in length with a 13.78 ft beam; her 45 kW engine, 200 L fuel tank and 240 L water tank give you the range for longer island-hopping routes.

Nikiana Marina | Lefkada is one of the most popular yacht charter hubs in Greece — a launching point for exploring hidden coves, sun-drenched islands and UNESCO-listed coastal towns. Whether you plan a weekend sail or a two-week island-hopping adventure, it is the ideal base for your next sailing holiday.

Compare available weeks for Kos and book directly on boat4you — instant confirmation on free dates and fair, all-inclusive charter rates.

Year

2017

Cabins

Berths

Max. passengers

Toilets

Type of mainsail

Rolling mainsail

Length

40.78 ft

Beam

13.78 ft

Fuel tank

200 l

Water tank

240 l

Engine (kW)

45 kW

Amenities

Deck

Bimini

Chart plotter

Dinghy

Galley

Refrigerator

Navigation

Autopilot

Bow thruster

Sails

Electric winches

Yacht electrics

Inverter

Solar panels

Availability

Good to know

Pick-up time

17:00

Drop-off time

09:00

Payment method

Local currency, Euro

Sailing licence required

Standard sailing licence, VHF licence

Cancellation Policy

Flexible cancellation is designed for cases when you suddenly need to cancel your sailing holiday. It also covers COVID-19 sickness, hospitalization or forced quarantine.

Pick-up location

Extras

Selected services

Transit log / Final cleaning

Per booking

180 €

Refundable security deposit

100 €

Frequently Asked Questions

Up to 7 people can stay overnight on Kos — the 3 cabins split the group comfortably for a multi-day charter.

The home port of Kos is Nikiana Marina | Lefkada in Greece — you board there on check-in day and return the boat to the same berth.

To take Kos out bareboat, at least one person aboard must hold a recognised skipper licence (plus a VHF certificate where required). No licence in the crew? Book her with a professional skipper and cruise the same route.

Prices for Kos begin at €2,375 per week in the lower season and rise towards the July–August peak. The calendar on this page shows the live rate for every available week.

You board Kos at 17:00 on departure day and hand her back by 09:00 at the end of the charter; earlier boarding can sometimes be arranged with the base directly.

Booking Kos takes a few minutes: choose a free week in the calendar, check the price breakdown and complete the secure online checkout. Our team confirms every detail with the operator for you.