Lagoon 46 | Pegasus

Description

The 4-cabin catamaran Lagoon 46 – Pegasus was built in 2020 and is docked in Marina Kos, Kos, Greece.

The layout of Pegasus offers 4 cabins and 12 berths in total, 10 of them for guests. There are 4 toilets on board. Pegasus takes a maximum of 12 people on board. Some operators include bed linen and blankets, others charge for them at the base; we tell you what applies to Pegasus before you book.

It also boasts an audio system.

Technically, Pegasus offers 45.9 ft of length, a 26.12 ft beam, an engine of 2 × 2 hp and tanks of 1040 L fuel / 600 L fresh water — comfortable margins for multi-day passages.

Sailing from Marina Kos, Kos puts the best of Greece within easy reach: quiet anchorages, historic harbour towns and open water for proper passages. Short weekend loops and two-week itineraries both work beautifully from this base.

Dates fill quickly in high season — check what Pegasus still has free and reserve through boat4you with transparent pricing and local support.

Year

2020

Cabins

Crew cabins

Berths

12 (8 in cabins + 2 in the saloon + 2 crew)

Crew WC

Max. people on board

Length

45.9 ft

Beam

26.12 ft

Draught

1.3 m

Fuel tank

1040 l

Water tank

600 l

Mainsail

Full batten

Headsail

Self-tacking jib

Engine

2 × 2 hp

Layout

Comfort

Cockpit cushions

Deck

Bimini

Bosun's chair

Cockpit table

Dinghy

Fenders

Gangway

Main anchor

Outboard engine

Sprayhood

Entertainment

Audio system

Galley

Freezer

Hot water

Water maker

Interior

Electric toilet

Lowerable salon table

Navigation

Autopilot

Binoculars

Radar

Salon GPS plotter

Safety

EPIRB - Distress radio beacon

Fire extinguisher

First aid kit

Fog horn

Life buoy

Life jackets

Liferaft

Sails

Electric winches

Lazy bag

Lazy jacks

Yacht electrics

Air conditioning

Generator

Inverter

Solar panels

Availability

Good to know

Pick-up time

Drop-off time

Payment method

Local currency, Euro

Sailing licence required

Standard sailing licence, VHF licence

Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation within 72 hours of booking. After that, the cancellation terms of the charter offer apply, as set out in your payment and cancellation schedule.

Pick-up location

Extras

Selected services

Security Deposit Waiver

Per booking

650 €

Standard Charter Pack

Welcome kit

Per booking

370 €

Skipper service

Per night

215 €

Kayak

Per week

100 €

VIP pack

Per booking

300 €

Hostess

Per night

180 €

Family pack

Safety net, SUP, junior life jackets, normal foam type

Per booking

350 €

Cook / Chef

Per night

215 €

Pets onboard

up to 7 kg

Per booking

200 €

Safety net

Per booking

200 €

Beach towels

Per piece

10 €

Dinghy with outboard engine

Per week

250 €

Stand up paddle (SUP)

Per week

100 €

Automatic Inflatable Life Jacket

Per week per person

20 €

Berth cost

Berthing fees for first & last night at the marina/port

Per booking

On request, paid in the marina

Extra bedlinen

Per set

10 €

Fast Track pack

Access to the yacht by 14:00h on embarkation day, only IF feasible

Per booking

200 €

Grill/Barbecue/Plancha

Per week

80 €

Internet pack

Wi-Fi router for Internet aboard (subject to GSM coverage up to 10GB/week)

Per week

50 €

One way fee

Volos-Skiathos

Per booking

300 €

Overnight on board

Per booking

180 €

Frequently Asked Questions

Pegasus has 12 berths (10 of them for guests) and 4 cabins. Up to 12 people can be on board Pegasus in total.

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

A valid nautical licence is required to skipper Pegasus yourself; local rules usually ask for a VHF certificate as well. Hiring a licensed skipper through us removes the requirement entirely.

Weekly charter rates for Pegasus start from 3,848 €, depending on the season — early summer and September weeks are usually the best value. Check the availability calendar for exact prices per date.

Select an available period for Pegasus, submit the online booking and you’ll receive confirmation with all charter documents — payment is split into instalments and the price you see is final.