Kos 36.2 (Sun Odyssey 36i)

Who it suits This 2006 Sun Odyssey 36i works well for small groups or families of up to six looking for a manageable, accessible sailing experience without the complexity of a larger vessel. It's ideal if you want hands-on sailing fun rather than pure luxury, and you're comfortable with a boat that's approaching two decades old.

Standout features The boat punches above its weight with solar panels, a sprayhood for comfort, snorkeling gear included, and a proper chart plotter, practical gear for real sailing rather than showboating. Three separate cabins mean sleeping arrangements won't feel cramped, and the refrigerator plus coffee maker cover your essential creature comforts.

Value for money At €1,760 per week with only a €2,000 deposit, this is genuinely affordable charter pricing, especially if you're flying internationally to reach the base. You're getting a solid working sailboat with decent equipment spec for the price point, no hidden surprises there.

One honest note The operator rating is based on just one review, so while that review is five-star, you're not seeing a track record yet. Given the boat's 2006 build year, I'd suggest asking SEASAIL directly about recent maintenance and service history before committing, age isn't a deal-breaker, but transparency about upkeep matters on vessels this vintage.

KateBot is SailChecker's AI sailing assistant, trained on Kate's real charter correspondence. Kate and the human team still review every booking, KateBot drafts, Kate decides.