Bareboat Sailing Yacht Hanse 588
Hanse 588 bareboat sailing in the Dodecanese Islands
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About Bareboat Sailing Yacht Hanse 588
The Hanse 588 represents modern German yacht engineering at its finest. Built in 2020, this sailing yacht combines intuitive handling with genuine comfort, making it equally suited to experienced sailors seeking independence and those confident enough to command their own vessel. Five cabins accommodate your group across the Dodecanese, with all primary sail controls led aft to the cockpit for effortless short-handed operation.
What distinguishes this Hanse is the integrated tender garage. Rather than lashing an inflatable to the deck, this yacht features a dedicated stowage system with electric winch deployment. Lower the bathing platform, engage the rollers, and secure your tender in minutes. It's the kind of thoughtful engineering that separates a good sailing yacht from an exceptional one.
Bareboat charter means you have complete autonomy. Navigate the crystalline waters surrounding Kos and the wider Dodecanese at your own pace, free from scheduled itineraries or group dynamics. The self-tacking jib and well-appointed sail plan reward confident helmsmanship without demanding constant attention.
Highlights
- •Five-cabin layout with flexible berthing for your party
- •Dedicated tender garage with electric winch and bathing platform
- •All sail controls accessible from the helm for intuitive sailing
- •Self-tacking jib and efficient rigging designed for two-person operation
The Charter Experience
The Dodecanese Islands offer a cruising ground of rare authenticity. These lesser-known islands remain largely untouched by mass tourism yet offer excellent anchorages, natural harbours, and villages where Greek island life unfolds at its own rhythm. From Kos, you might explore Patmos with its medieval monastery, anchor in the sheltered bays of Leros, or venture to remote islets accessible only by private vessel. Summer winds are reliable, the Aegean light is unforgiving in its beauty, and the sea remains warm enough for swimming through September.
Suggested Itinerary
A typical week might follow the arc from Kos southward to Patmos and its Byzantine heritage, then eastward to the dramatic limestone cliffs of Arki and Tiganakia. Mornings bring consistent thermal winds perfect for sailing; afternoons reward you with quiet anchorages where the only sound is water lapping against the hull. Return via Leros or Kalymnos, both offering excellent provisioning and authentic tavernas overlooking your own private mooring.
Specifications
17.2 m
5
10
Monohull
2020
