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Lagoon 50 - 6 + 2 cab. - K3

Kos, Kos Marina (Greece)
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Kos, Kos Marina (Greece)
2019
12 Persons
6 + 2 cabins
12 + 2 berth
4 + 1 WC
750 l water tank
750 l fuel tank
50 ft length
4.59 ft draft
26.57 ft beam
2x 80 HP (60kW)

Yacht highlights

  • Hydraulic gangway
  • Watermaker - desalinator
  • Electric winch
  • Air Conditioning
  • Generator

Equipment

Deck

  • Hydraulic gangway
  • Hard Top Bimini
  • Main anchor
  • Swimming ladder
  • Flybridge with bimini and Fridge

Safety

  • Fog horn
  • Horseshoe lifebuoy
  • Life belts (Safety harness)
  • Life jackets
  • Liferaft

Navigation

  • Autopilot
  • GPS
  • GPS chart plotter - cockpit
  • Log, Speed, Depth- echo sounder
  • Log/speed instrument

Availability

Services and Extras (book now or later)

Mandatory services

  • Security Deposit Waiver

    650 EUR

  • Standard Charter Pack

    400 EUR

Optional services

  • Berth cost

    inclusive

  • Family pack

    350 EUR

  • Fast Track pack

    200 EUR

  • Hostess

    180 EUR / day

  • Internet pack

    50 EUR

  • Cook

    215 EUR

  • Pet on board

    200 EUR

  • One way fee

    300 EUR
5'220EUR
  • Security Deposit Waiver 650 EUR
  • Standard Charter Pack 400 EUR
5'220 EUR
Chantal Staub skipper and sailing trainer
Chantal Staub

Charter Advisor & Skipper

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