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CATAMARAN CHARTER DODECANESE ISLANDS

Catamarans are characterized by their two hulls, which provide not only significantly more stability but also more space, privacy, and comfort than a classic monohull sailing yacht. All catamarans have fantastic sundecks, trampolines, and a spacious living room, which offers excellent views on the beautiful Greek scenery. Catamarans usually have a considerable small draft which allows them to get into shallow waters close to the shore. They are an ideal choice for a cruise with a group of friends or family. 

You may start your sailing trip to the Dodecanese Islands from different marinas, according to yacht availability, flight schedules, charter duration and desired itineraries: ​ Marina Rhodes (Rhodes) or Marina Kos (Kos).

You may see below our wide range of catamarans that can be offered for bareboat charter, skippered charter, or crewed charter.

Please note that for a bareboat charter you need to hold a valid International Certificate of Competence (ICC). If you are holding an ASA or RYA equivalent license, it can be easily converted into an ICC in your home country. We further advise that at least one additional guest holds an RYA Competent Crew Certificate or equivalent. 

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Contact us here if you are consideringing a Dodecanese yacht charter holiday in Greece . There is also more info on the Dodecanese Islands here . The Dodecanese is a worthy yachting destination when you are looking for a classically Greek holiday experience. This well-known Greece charter area is in the eastern region of the Mediterranean is composed of 12 large islands. These islands are great when you want to experience local traditions while enjoying an interesting blend of Greek Island cultures during your luxury yacht charter holiday.

The Dodecanese area in Greece is made up of 32 islands, and so a Dodecanese yacht charter is a wonderful way to see the full beauty and history of Greece the best way - by water. Many of these islands are near the Turkish coast where the ancient Ottoman influences can still be seen today. A popular destination for many European tourists is Rhodes, the largest of these islands. There are a number of local and visitor private charter yachts available in this part of Greece this season, both sailing and motor yachts. A list of yachts for rent and their costs can be viewed below.

The Greece Dodecanese Islands are an interesting Mediterranean yacht charter destination. The islands lie in a crescent chain along the Asian Turkish coast curving west towards Crete and are suited to both motor and sailing yacht charters. A Dodecanese yacht charter vacation offers quite a variety so they are difficult to sumarise, except to say that they have rustic and rugged landscapes, clear blue ocean stretches and they could be considered generally to be less touristy than the Cyclades and other parts of Greek Islands . Dodecanes represent a fantastic Greece yacht charter holiday destination

The Dodecanese Sailing Experience

The region includes wonderful places to visit on a luxurious superyacht charter and many are located near the Turkish coast where the ancient Ottoman influences can still be seen today. The Rhodes is the largest of these islands and a popular destination for many European tourists, consisting of several castles, temples the Acropolis of Lindos and The Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with many archaeological places of interest situated all over the island.

If you are planning to discover and experience the Greece Dodecanese on board your favorite yacht rental, this will include island destinations like Halki, Kassos, Kalymnos, Karpathos, Leros, Kos, Lipsi, Astipalea, Patmos, Nisyros, Tilos, and Symi.

Hugged by the south end regions of the Aegean Sea, the islands of Dodecanese are rock formations underneath the sea that have been gradually pushed by nature over hundreds of years until the highest peaks were eventually exposed and turned into islands of varying sizes and shapes. For a yacht charter sailor, the journey to this region means an abundance of islets, crevices, coves and underwater rock formations.

The prevailing climate on Dodecanese ranges from dry tropical to temperate. On the low end, yacht charterers will experience wet and moderate winter months, and on the high end, several months of warm and dry summer. That means luxuriant sunlight with steady or no winds at all. This makes it an ideal destination for those who want to spend their Greek holiday on board a superyacht for some relaxation and nice tan.

The lush greenery in most of the islands in Dodecanese consists of cedar, olive and cypress, and these are interspersed by aromatic plants like lavender, thyme and oregano. Majority of the islands and islets that are uninhabited have become sanctuaries of migratory birds as the region lies along the route taken by a diverse species of migrating birds.

One of the advantages of chartering a luxury yacht is the ability to find your own secluded beach free from the summertime crowds. Here, the group can swim, sunbathe and play with the water toys free from noise and pollution. If you remain close to the main islands, many day trippers will only visit from mid-morning until mid-afternoon, leaving you a beach all to yourself when they leave later in the day - perfect for a romantic candlelit dinner.

The picturesque island of Kos is one such destination that can only be accessed via air or sea. Tourism is the primary industry and the soft sand beaches are popular for their warm, crystal clear turquoise seas. For a truly authentic experience of island life, guests can sample the local produce which includes almonds, olives, tomatoes, grapes and figs, all of which can be used in your meals prepared by an expert chef.

A highlight of the Greek Islands is Nisyros, where volcanic slopes produce lush vegetation and the coast is a visual delight of rocky inlets and sandy beaches lined with almond and walnut trees. The friendly locals on this tiny island of Marathi welcome visitors with local wine and fresh seafood dishes. After a swim in a deserted bay there’s nothing better than trying the mouth-watering Greek cuisine. 

A Glimpse at the Glorious Old Greece

The islands of Dodecanese have a notable contribution to the rich history and diverse culture of Greece. Dodecanese is the acknowledged seat of the ancient Minoan civilization. Physical evidence of this glorious past still exists in surviving ancient structures and artifacts, which are found in the islands of Dodecanese, particularly in the Rhodes town. During the Roman times, the Rhodes Island emerged as the cradle of knowledge, and eventually was ceded as part of the territory of the Roman Empire, instead of just being a mere ally.

Approximately over 2000 years ago the Colossus of Rhodes fell, however the island still has lots for visitors to enjoy. The Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with many archaeological places of interest situated all over the island. These include several castles, palaces, temples and the Acropolis of Lindos.

The beaches near the town get very busy in the peak season however you can find almost deserted smaller beaches elsewhere. These are ideal for swimmers, surfers and sunbathers.

The pretty island of Kos, one of the smaller islands, has an airport which you can fly to. Many of the locals earn a living by producing almonds, olives, tomatoes, grapes and figs although the main draw is tourism. Kos is very popular for its lovely beaches and warm blue waters.

A major advantage in chartering a luxury yacht to this region is the opportunity to visit the small islands that aren’t on the main tourist routes. With many day trippers arriving mid-morning until mid-afternoon, you might have a beach all to yourself when they leave later in the day.

A highlight of the Greek Islands is Nisyros. There’s lush vegetation here, volcanic slopes, sandy beaches, rocky inlets, almond and walnut trees. The friendly locals on this tiny island of Marathi welcome visitors with local wine and fresh seafood dishes. After a swim in a deserted bay there’s nothing better than trying the mouth-watering Greek cuisine.

Overall the Dodecanese Islands of Greece are a very interesting place to visit for your yacht charter holiday in the summer season and there are a range of boats available to rent, from the largest superyachts down to the smallest crewed charter yachts.

Dodecanese islands are fairly bare of vegetation - although not to such an extent as the Cycladic Islands - in fact several islands are abundant with natural springs, especially Kos and Rhodes (Rodos), which are also relatively green and wooded. Their inhabitants live by farming, sponge-fishing (the Dodecanese forms the base of the Greek sponge-fishing fleet), but increasingly, the tourist trade and visiting charter boats.

DODECANESE ISLANDS HISTORY

The name "Dodecanese" came into use in 1908 when twelve islands of this group excluding Lipsi, Kos and Rhodes but including an outsider, Ikaria, protested about their deprivation of the special privileges and tax exemptions they had been granted in the 16th century by the Turks. Like most of the Greek Islands, the Dodecanese are the tops of mountains that stood on the plain of the Aegean before they were flooded. They are situated between the islands of Crete, the Cyclades, lkarias, Samos and the Asia Minor seaboard an other very interesting yacht charter crusisng grounds for sailing and motor yachts.

The Dodecanese (twelve islands or Dodekanes - Rhodes, Astypalia, Kalymnos, Karpathos, Kasos, Kos, Leros, Nysiros, Patmos, Symi, Tilos. Halki) are the most southerly group of islands in the Southern Sporades, lying off the south-west coast of Asia Minor. The Island group includes the larger islands of Kos, Lipsi, Patmos, Leros, Symi, Kalymnos, Astypalea, Nisyros, Tilos, Rhodes, Khalki, Karpathos and Kasos, together with some 40 smaller islets and rocks. Apart from the twelve main islands, which gave the name to the island complex the islets of Lipsi, Pserimos, Agathonisi, Sari, Kastellorizo, Levitha, Giali, Kinaros amongst other islets, barren islets and rock peaks, all constitute the group of islands known as the Dodecanese.

Often charter yachts have their bases in either Kos or Rhodes. Keep in mind that the northerly winds do influence any itinerary and that a down wind one-way charter from Kos to Rhodes is popular. Other charter bases in the area are Samos (Pythagorion port) to the north and Paros (Paroikia port) to the west.

Neither in Greek or in Roman times was the Dodecanese a separate political entity. Rather, they were an administrative region of the Byzantine Empire. Only when the islands came under Turkish rule in the 16th century were they given extensive rights of self-government in domestic affairs and gained a common political status.

There are forests and bush lands of pine, cypress, wild olive, cedar, mastic, arbutus bush and holly. There is also a variety of annual and long lasting turf, aromatic plants (oregano, thyme, lavender), carob and olive trees. This all makes for a rich mosaic of plant varieties. Often on the islets unique plant and animal species have been observed (especially reptiles and invertebrate), remnants of an isolated evolution and adaptation to the unique conditions, which were created when these islets were cut off from the larger islands.

Rare species of birds such as birds of prey small hawks, wild pigeons, herons and cormorants find refuge in the many caves, crevices in the rocks, high rocky formations and dangerous dins.

The well-known "Meltemi" is blows during summer from the NW-W beginning in mid June and continuing till mid October. It often blows strongly in the months of July, August and September reaching a wind force of 7 and this should be considered on your yacht charter planning. In spring time the prevailing wind is mainly SE and not very strong. During the winter it usually blows SE and sometimes N or S.

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During the "Meltemi" time, especially in July and August, the gusts of the lee of the islands of Patmos, Kalymnos, Kos, Nissiros, Tilos, Karpathos and Astypalaia can be very strong, even if the wind in the open sea is not strong. The temperature in the summer may reach 35° C, although the average temperature is less.

A SNAP-SHOT OF SOME OF THE ISLANDS Agathonisi Agathonisi is the north-most islet of the Dodecanese island complex. It has an impressive coastal configuration and many beautiful windless bays. Astipalea (Astypalia) Astypalea, called Ichthyoessa (Island of the Fish) by the ancients for its rich fisheries. It resembles two islands linked by a natural bridge. Halki Halki looks like a part of Rhodes but without the great current of tourism. It is a mountainous island and ideal for those who wish for peaceful holidays. Kalimnos An island of barren rock, golden beaches and tiny green valleys. It owes its fame to its celebrated sponge fishers. Karpathos An oblong island and the third largest in the Dodecanese. Boasts incomparable natural beauties and traditions jealously guarded by its inhabitants. Kassos This is land is at the southern end of the Dodecanese towards Crete via the Carpathian Sea. Kastelorizo (Megisti) A small but heroic island to the east end of the Aegean. An outer link of the wondrous Dodecanese chain it used to be called since Antiquity, Megisti mean ‘maxima’. Kos This island gave the world Hippocrates – the father of medicine. It looks like a huge floating garden and the city is built along a wide bay and catches the eye from the very first moment. Leros A generally mountainous island with deep bays often full of green vegetation. Also picturesque valleys and dented coasts. Lipsi A small charming island with magnificent beaches. You will also find picturesque charming tavernas which serving fresh fish and local wine. Nisyros Approaching Nisyros by boat you cannot fail to be deeply impressed by the visual image. It has perfectly white houses, dense greenery, and the colors of the volcanic soil. Patmos Called Jerusalem of the Aegean, Patmos is an island of ascetic austerity. It is made of rock and bays and surrounded by seagull islands. Simi (Symi) Is mainly a rocky island, except for its southern part which is covered with pines as well as mulberries and fruit-bearing trees. Tilos An island with iconic sandy beaches, full of springs and streams and Genoan towers. It is uncrowded and there are few tourists.

The word “Dodecanese” literally means “the 12 Islands” (Halki, Kassos, Kalymnos, Karpathos, Leros, Kos, Lipsi, Astipalea, Patmos, Nisyros, Tilos, and Symi). Dodecanese is actually a group of islands composed of 12 larger islands and 150 islets. It lies in a region off the southwest coast of Turkey. Of these 162 islands of Dodecanese, only 26 are inhabited, and form the modern-day Greek prefecture.

Dodecanese is an ideal sailing destination for tourists and sailors who want to experience the glorious history of ancient Greece as well as the natural splendor of modern-day Greek holiday on board their favorite crewed Greece luxury yacht.

Below is a selection of luxury yachts available in this area. You can view additional Greece charter yachts here or contact us for additional information. 

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The Dodecanese islands are a collection of over 150 islands located furthest from mainland Greece - with so many islands to explore, strong and reliable winds, guaranteed sunshine, a good range of places to stay, and very welcoming locals, the islands are something of a sailor’s paradise./strong>

You’ve probably already heard of the two most popular holiday islands here - as well as having beaches which landlubbers flock to, Kos is the birthplace of modern medicine (and you can still sit under the same tree that Hippocrates taught from) and Rhodes once held one of the seven wonders of the ancient world (The Colossus of Rhodes) and is dominated by medieval castles which date back to the crusades.

There’s scores of harder to reach beaches that are largely unspoilt but just as brilliant as the ones that attract millions of people to the area each year, and there’s more to the Dodecanese than these two major beach-holiday destinations – for example, the Cave of Revelation on Patmos where St John wrote chunks of the Bible, the volcano of Nisyros, the stunning town and monastery on Symi, the best olives in the world on Kalymnos, the nature reserve of Marathos, and much more besides.

We currently have two bases to sail from in the Dodecanese. Rhodes (nearest airport: Rhodes) and Kos (nearest airport: Kos) are both excellent jumping off points for really exploring these islands.

You can read a lot more about what it’s like to sail from Rhodes and Kos in our super-comprehensive destination guides which cover everything from wind and weather conditions and recommended sailing routes, to what to see and do, and even where to eat or sleep, amongst all sorts of other useful information:

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Yacht Charter Dodecanese

The Greek Dodecanese Islands are nestled in the East Mediterranean and offer stunning natural beauty, white sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters. There’s no question that the best way to explore these idyllic island gems is by luxury boat.

In the Dodecanese, spend your boat charter exploring the unspoiled gems and sweeping beaches of some of the finest cruising grounds. Explore the islands of Rhodes, Kos, Symi, Kalymnos, Patmos, Nisyros, and Astypaleas, or island hop multiple small islets, many of which are uninhabited. A Dodecanese boat rental in the south-eastern Aegean Sea offers unmatched beauty, ensuring an incredible vacation on the water.

Northrop & Johnson has access to the best-crewed yachts for charter in the Dodecanese, including those built by pedigree boatbuilders. We excel at curating incredible yacht charter vacations on the water with itineraries that are bespoke to you. Contact our team today and let our team start planning your yacht charter holiday in the Greek Dodecanese Islands.

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Home to one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, you must visit Rhodes during your boat charter Dodecanese, located within striking distance of the Turkish coast.

Rhodes is the largest island in the Dodecanese group and is where you will find the Colossus of Rhodes, a statue erected to the god Helios in 280 B.C. Though it fell during an earthquake some 50 years later, the 30-meter-high statue was one of the tallest in the ancient world, and remnants can still be seen today.

This is just some of the magic you’ll experience when cruising the Dodecanese aboard your luxury yacht. Rhodes is ripe with historical sites, from temples to castles. If you’re keen to visit, they’re worth adding to your itinerary, but if lazing about and soaking in the Greek sunshine is more your speed, Rhodes is also home to stunning beaches, some busy, others tranquil and less frequented. Beyond its historical and natural wonders, you will find a cosmopolitan vibe buzzing in Rhodes, especially in Rhodes Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. If you’ve had your fill of dining aboard the yacht, many posh eateries and enticing clubs cater to yachting’s elite.

Also on the itinerary is the island of Kos, which, despite its size, has a lot to offer. A place of ancient literature, Kos receives a mention in Homer’s “Iliad,” which will delight any literature fans. The beaches on the island of Kos are not to be missed. The captain and crew can set up beach picnics for any meal you choose or can tender you ashore and allow you to enjoy peace and solitude. Agios Stefanos Beach is pristine and quiet. Make sure you take the time to explore Kos Town, with its picturesque streets, pretty white-washed buildings, and local boutiques and tavernas.

If you seek adventure during a Dodecanese yacht charter, consider a stop on Nisyros, between Kos and Tilos. One of the most beautiful of the Dodecanese isles, the island is punctuated by its active volcano and walkable crater. If you work up an appetite while traversing the crater and exploring, many local tavernas offer fresh-caught, delicious seafood, a true delicacy of the region.

Get in touch with a yacht broker in the Dodecanese

Northrop & Johnson is a leading international yacht brokerage with access to the best and most luxurious yachts for charter, including in the Dodecanese. With offices in the heart of Monaco, just moments away from Port Hercule, our yacht charter brokers in Monaco boast unparalleled Dodecanese expertise and market intelligence. We take pride in listening to our client’s needs and crafting exceptional charter itineraries in and around Dodecanese. Rent a superyacht in the Dodecanese and enjoy the ultimate vacation on the water. Contact our yacht brokers in Monaco today if you want to charter a luxury yacht. We will be thrilled to assist you on your yachting journey.

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• Explore the Old Town in Rhodes
• Suntan on Kos's pristine Agios Stefanos beach
• Walk the volcanic crater of Nisyros and appreciate the natural wonder
• Stop in a local cafe in Nisyros to taste the catch of the day
• Spend time ashore at the five-star Kos Imperial resort
• Sail across twelve islands on a charter yacht on the prevailing wind, spending a fantastic time during the summer months: swim offshore far from other boats, have a sunbath on the sand, explore the best coves and castles, eat fresh fish
• Visit the small islands in the north and then set sail to the south east to discover the tourism in the larger islands
• Anchor in Mandraki Marina to spend the night in Rhodes and then move to smaller islands in Greece: visit Kos and the Cyclades, or move to Asia Minor sailing by our charter boats

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The Dodecanese Islands are a group of islands located in the southeastern Aegean Sea, rich in culture and history. They are situated off the southwestern coast of Turkey and form an archipelago near the southwest coast of mainland Greece. The Dodecanese Islands are part of Greece and are known for their rich history, beautiful landscapes, stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and unique cultural heritage. Other islands close to the Dodecanese are the Cyclades.

What is the best period to visit the Dodecanese?

The best period for your bareboat charter or to rent motor yachts in Greece is from mid-June to the end of July, when it’s already summer, to appreciate the sand beaches and float in the Aegean Sea but without the regular August crowd. If you’re a lover of the warm sea, the best month is July, since the water in Greece is not typically very hot.

In August, sailing to a remote island and appreciating the untouched beaches, rather than visiting Kos, is recommended.

How much is a crewed yacht charter in the Dodecanese Islands?

Expect the entry point for a crewed yacht charter in the Dodecanese to start at around US$50,000 per week, rising to a million for the world’s most exceptional superyachts. Northrop & Johson has a superb selection of crewed charter yachts at a range of price points. Contact our team today or browse our luxury yachts for charter.

Is it possible to enjoy a bareboat charter in the Dodecanese Greek Islands?

While enjoying a bareboat charter in the Dodecanese is possible, Northrop & Johnson only specializes in crewed yacht charters.

What types of yachts can I charter?

When you book a luxury yacht charter with Northrop & Johnson, you will benefit from a superb selection of luxury yachts, having the possibility of choosing a:

• Motor yacht
• Sailing yacht
• Expedition vessel
• Sports yacht
• Flybridge yacht
• Full displacement yacht
• Planing yacht
• Fishing yacht
• Tri-deck yacht
• Accessible yacht
• Eco-friendly yacht

What other cruising destinations are in close proximity to the Dodecanese?

Some other cruising destinations near the Greek Dodecanese include:

• Ionian Islands

Get in touch with a Dodecanese yacht charter broker

If you want to enjoy a Dodecanese boat charter, then contact the Greece charter brokers at Northrop & Johnson. We have access to every luxury crewed Mediterranean yacht charter, including off-market vessels in Greece. We excel at crafting incredible vacations on the water and will craft a unique Dodecanese yacht charter itinerary bespoke to you. Contact our team today.

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Praised for the mild, sunny climate, the archipelago of the Dodecanese Islands makes for a perfect yachting route that allows smooth sailing all year round.

The stunningly clear waters that encompass leave so much to be enjoyed in the sunniest corner of Greece . Dodecanese means 12 islands if literally translated, but there are actually 16 inhabited and another 11 uninhabited ones to explore as you sail the glittering seas. 

Karpathos , Patmos , Kasos , Astipalaia , Lipsoi , Leros , Kalimnos , Nisuros , Tilos , Chalki , Symi , Rhodes , Cos , Kastellorizo all have their unique charm.

With some of the islands being beautifully developed, the true gems of the area are mercifully spared from overwhelming tourism - there are more secret azure beaches in the Dodecanese than one can fully explore in a lifetime.

The influence of numerous rulers has resulted in an impressive mix of architecture - Ottomans, Venetians and Italians have all left their mark, and the medieval landmarks give a peculiar charm to these wildly underestimated sailing routes. Each island has a different quality to offer - from rock climbing, lazy days spent sun bathing, exploring the cultural heritage and even soul searching.

Comfortable marinas are found along the coast - Rhodes and Kos offer the biggest selection, but you'll find anchorages and buoys throughout the archipelago.

Aside from Kos , perhaps the most popular island of the Dodocanese family is Rhodes . The largest island of the archipelago is known for its organized and secluded blue-green beaches, medieval Old town, and wonderful climate. On land, walking through the cobblestone streets gives a feel of time travel. The heritage of Knights of Saint John of Jerusalem that ruled the island from 1310 to 1522 is very preserved - the Kastello in the Old Town , also known as the Palace of the Grand Master is one of few examples of gothic architecture in Greece. Here you can see Byzantine mosaics or enjoy the views.

Archeological sites are scattered along the coast. While Rhodes was historically famous for the giant bronze statue of Kollos, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World , it still homes numerous historical monuments and buildings. Various rulers and inhabitants gave this island a cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Tsambika , Saint Paul's bay, Ladiko, Kallithea are some of the well-known beaches of this island, but make sure to visit Tsambika beach. Named after the monastery - that you can visit if you don't mind climbing some steps, this beach offers beautiful, clear waters and is spared from tourist crowds. Agathi is also one of Rhodos' hidden gems - the golden sand and pristine offer make for a scenic view.

To experience spectacular Greek cuisine, head to the Tris Village and dine at Ta Kioupa restaurant, named one of the 10 best restaurants in the world by The Guardian .

Cutting deep into the coast of Asia minor, this gorgeous island is admired for both its creamy-sandy beaches and its rich cultural heritage.

Ancient Asklepieon dating back to 3 century BC is a wonderful example of Doric architecture, built to honor the god of health and medicine.

To see where Hippocrates once studied and practiced medicine, visit Asklepios. The ruins of what was once the greatest hospital of ancient Greece and sanctuary for the god of healing Asclepius offer insight into the hellenic civilization as well as astonishing views of the Gulf of Karamos and Anatolia.

Therma beach is the place to swim in volcanic heated hot springs where water temperature reaches 50 degrees. Due to high mineral content of sulfur, magnesium, potassium, it offers many therapeutic benefits to those suffering from arthritis, rheumatism, as well as liver, pharmacological and even blood disorders.

Sail to the Kastri islet to enjoy both history and relaxation at once. This barren islet is situated right across the Kefalos beach . The peculiar rock formation hides the small, picturesque chappel of Agios Nikolaos, built on the former temple of Poseidon, gleaming white and blue from the uniform beige palette. It's so close to Kefalos you can actually swim from one place to the other - if you find yourself craving some beachside dining in an upscale setting, visit the Ouzo restaurant.

If you find yourself in the mood for some watersports such as windsurfing, visit the Mastichari Beach. Sandy, gorgeous and windy, this really is the perfect place to enjoy adventure in a Eden-like environment.

Often called the most beautiful of the Dodecanese , Karpathos is simply a symphony in blue. The endless sea horizons and rocky cliffs hide some of worlds most incredible beaches. Due to the somewhat remote location, the island was spared from over overdevelopment of tourism and has kept pristine nature, as well as unique culture and even dialect, similar to that of Crete and Cyprus.

The island offers beaches to suit everyone's tastes - the smaller ones that offer better wind protection are found on the east coast, south you'll come across the finest white sand, and west you'll find the very windy, but perfect for surfing due to the strong, dry Meltemi wind, and the north is the place to explore hidden jewels only accessible by boat .

Christou Pigad i is a gorgeous secluded beach, offering fine white sand and pristine sands. Apella, Damatria and Lefkos are the most popular choices, while Michaliou Kipos Beach is a scenic and quiet oasis of completely translucent waters and white rocks covered in seashells and corals.

While the bountiful, yet quiet beaches are truly the main attraction, this island is famous for it's peculiar and special customs. Sail north to see the most private sea sights, but also to discover vestiges of a matriarchy in Olympos, a village resembling Cinque Terre where coloful houses clash on rocky cliffs.

The village was founded 1,000 years ago when pillaging pirates dropped off future inhabitants in the highly isolated mountains. Only discovered in the 70s, the people that live here speak a dialect that is over 2 millenia old and live in a matiarchal system.

Kastellorizo

Hurry up to explore the best kept secret of the Dodecanse before others discover it - officially known as Megisti, this gorgeous island served as the set of Oscar-winning film Mediterraneo and hides some of the most picturesque and authentic scenery in all of Greece.

Little fishing boats bring their daily catch of fish to the small tavernas and eateries that surround the harbor, brightly colored facades are dimly lit and mirror in the sea - Kastellorizo is a remarkable spot to visit and enjoy fiercely genuine Greek hospitality.

While it doesn't offer spectacular beaches like Kos or Rhodos to explore by foot, while sailing you'll discover many bays that you can selfishly enjoy alone, with crystal clear waters and unspoilt nature.

Colorful neoclassical houses, historical monasteries, spectacular beaches and tempting dishes can all be found in the stunning Symi island .

Ai Giorgis Dyssalonas astounds visitors with the 300 metres high cliff surrounding the azure waters. Agia Marina is known for the really incredible turquoise seas. Marathounda on the other hand is famous for its visitors. The freeroaming goats - yes, you read that right, often come to enjoy a beach day on this laid-back sea oasis.

If you decide to stroll a little, make sure to buy some natural sponges. The Symiots were known as masterful divers who sold their sponges to Italians, English and French - all that remains of what was once the island's main industry are picturesque souvenir shops. Restaurant Tholos is the go to option when looking to enjoy some upscale cuisine , but make sure to explore the local eateries that serve simple, yet fresh and authentic Greek specialties .

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Dodecanese Islands Yacht Charter

Greece, featured many of times in Condé Nast’s awards list, ranks in the top 20 countries of travel destinations. With over 6,000 islands spread throughout the  Ionian  and  Aegean  seas, the most popular array of islands is divided into 5 groups:  Cyclades , Ionian, Sporades, Dodecanese and  Saronic . Dodecanese Islands Yacht Charter should definitely be on your list when planning a journey to Greece.

Find your ideal luxury Dodecanese Islands Yacht Charter (meaning twelve islands in Greek), located on the southeastern side of the Aegean Sea, between the Cyclades and the coasts of  Turkey .

The twelve islands of the Dodecanese are: Astypalea, Halki, Kalymnos, Karpathos, Kos, Leros, Lipsi, Nisyros, Patmos, Rhodes, Simi and Tilos. These  Greek islands  distinguish for their Medieval architecture and the peaceful beaches. The most popular islands of the Dodecanese are Rhodes and Kos, while Karpathos has been getting attention over the last few years as a hot spot for windsurfing. Kalymnos is developing as a rock climbing destination, Leros is a diving destination, while Patmos is famous for its spiritual character. Apart from these 12 islands, the Dodecanese has approximately 160 smaller islands and uninhabited islets.

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Dodecanese Yacht Charter Guide - The Ultimate Guide to Chartering A Luxury Yacht in Greece

The ideal way to explore the stunning islands of the Dodecanese is by chartering a luxury yacht or a gulet . You will experience a completely different side to these islands when you step aboard and see them from the water. If you are considering chartering a yacht in Greece, this blog post will give you all the information you need. Our guide explains everything you need to know about yachting in the Dodecanese to make your vacation stress-free and memorable. Discover where to find more information about chartering a yacht in the region and how to go about doing this. We cover information on costs, what is included, pricing for peak season, and much more...

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Dodecanese yacht charters come with almost all the luxuries of a 5-star hotel, with the added bonus of an amazing view. As you navigate the waters of the beautiful islands of the Dodecanese, you will discover endless opportunities for sightseeing and adventure at every turn. The most significant difference between yachting in the Dodecanese compared to other regions is the number of days you can spend exploring the islands by water. As the islands are much closer together than, for example, the Caribbean or the Bahamas, you can easily spend a week exploring multiple islands.

Which is the Best Time to Charter a Gulet or Yacht in the Dodecanese?

The best time to charter a gulet or luxury motor yacht in the Dodecanese is in the spring and early summer months of April and June. During these months the weather is warm, there are fewer tourists, and the sea is calm. This is the perfect time to explore the many beautiful coves and remote beaches that the region has to offer. If you are interested in seeing the incredible firefly displays that occur in the summer months, then you can also charter a yacht in the fall. However, there are far fewer fireflies during this time of year, so you may be a little disappointed.

Costs and Pricing for Dodecanese Yacht Rental or Gulet Charter

The cost of yacht rental in the Dodecanese is very reasonable, especially compared to yacht charter in the Caribbean or the Mediterranean. While the price of yacht rental in the Caribbean tends to fluctuate due to the seasonality, the Mediterranean is a consistent rate. The amount you will pay to charter a yacht in the Dodecanese is highly dependent on the type of yacht you choose to charter. A luxury yacht will cost significantly more than a gulet yacht. The average price for a luxury yacht rental in the Dodecanese is between $35,000 - 150,000 per week, with the gulet yacht costing between $17,500 - 70,000. With this type of yachts, you can set your own itinerary and stay in any location for as long as you want. 

Other Information About Chartering a Yacht in Greece

If you are interested in a luxury yacht charter or gulet rental in Dodecanese island, you should book at least 6 months in advance to avoid disappointment. You should also keep in mind that not all yachts are available to charter year-round. You can expect to pay much more during the summer months due to an increase in demand. Not all yachts are available to charterers. Only a small percentage of yachts in Greece are available for charter, and those that are often booked months in advance. So, the key is to book early. If you are not in a rush to travel, it may be worth considering a trip in the off-season. You will be able to negotiate a much better price and likely find availability on more yachts. Of course, this also means you will miss out on the fantastic weather usually experienced in the summer months.

Final Words: Is Renting A Yacht in Greece Right For You?

If you want to experience Greece like a VIP and see the country from an entirely different perspective, then yachting in the Dodecanese is a must. Chartering a yacht is an incredible experience that all travellers must try at least once in their lives. The sheer number of places you can explore in the limited time that you have available when yachting is truly amazing. Yes, it can be challenging to organize, but the end result is worth it. When you charter a yacht in the Dodecanese, you can expect to see crystal-clear waters, stunning islands, and friendly people. You can explore the many coves and remote beaches that you would struggle to reach by road.

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Yacht Charter in the Dodecanese Islands

Are you seeking an extraordinary adventure, where you can explore the breathtaking Dodecanese Islands at your own pace? Chartering a yacht in this enchanting Greek archipelago offers precisely this opportunity! With its collection of islands adorned with turquoise waters, rich historical charm, and abundant sunshine, the picturesque Dodecanese archipelago stands as an idyllic destination for an unparalleled getaway. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a first-time charterer, the options and activities are limitless, allowing you to chart your own course and discover hidden gems scattered across the islands. This alone makes it an ideal choice for both groups and couples alike, so come aboard and let us unveil why yacht charters in this Mediterranean dreamscape have the power to create lifelong memories.

Yacht Charter in the Dodecanese Islands: Our Guide

Now, let us delve into the essence of our guide, where we shall present a selection of the Dodecanese Islands’ most sought-after destinations, along with a handful of alternative choices that continue to elude the masses. From the bustling island of Rhodes, with its mixture of ancient ruins and vibrant nightlife, to the tranquil beauty of Symi, you’ll discover a rich tapestry of experiences that await. Stay tuned as we set sail through the azure waters and explore the infinite charms these islands have to offer.

Also: Take a look at our guide about the best destinations in the Ionian Islands for a yacht charter

Yacht Charter in Rhodes

Rhodes, the first destination on our list, a true jewel in the Mediterranean and a captivating destination for charter yachts, promises an unforgettable experience. The island boasts a plethora of natural wonders that will leave any visitor in awe.

One of its most alluring attractions are the amazing beaches, making it a beach lover’s paradise. Well-known beaches such as the famous Anthony Quinn Bay with its crystal-clear waters and rugged cliffs, the serene Tsambika Beach with its golden sand, the emerald waters of Lindos, and the secluded Agathi Beach, are just a few of the many options the island has to offer and one could say that there is a beach for every taste.

Rhode’s verdant nature is equally enchanting as well. Embarking on a yacht charter does not exclude travelers from exploring the lush landscapes and witnessing the stunning beauty of the inland areas, with majestic mountains, fragrant pine forests, and picturesque valleys. Rhodes is an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts who seek tranquility and rejuvenation.

For wildlife enthusiasts, Rhodes offers a unique fauna that showcases the island’s biodiversity, starting with the Valley of the Butterflies, a must-visit place where thousands of colorful butterflies flock during the summer months, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. Furthermore, the island boasts a rich diversity of bird species, creating an idyllic haven for avid bird watchers to revel in their discoveries.

Visitors on a yacht charter can engage in a plethora of exciting activities, water sports such as snorkeling, scuba diving, and jet-skiing, or exploring sea caves and hidden coves. Undoubtedly, Rhodes offers endless fun on its azure waters. Sailing around the island allows travelers to discover charming coastal villages, each with its distinct character and warm hospitality. A visit to the historic town of Lindos is also a must, with its ancient acropolis standing proudly atop a cliff and the labyrinth of narrow streets lined with traditional white-washed houses. Finally, don’t miss the opportunity to spend some time in the medieval Old Town of Rhodes; a UNESCO World Heritage site that boasts impressive fortifications, ancient ruins, and charming alleys that will transport you back in time!

Our tip: When considering a visit to Rhodes on a yacht charter, keep in mind that it is a very large island, so in order to truly experience and appreciate all that it has to offer, plan for a minimum of 3-4 days visit. This will allow you ample time to explore and capture the essence of this beautiful destination.

Yacht Charter in Kos

The island of Kos is another gem for yacht charter enthusiasts that visit Greece and a must-visit destination in the Dodecanese. Kos is renowned for its tranquil, sandy beaches, lush scenery, and captivating history; this picturesque island seamlessly combines relaxation and excitement, making it an idyllic maritime destination for an unforgettable getaway.

The island’s historic sites, such as the Ancient Agora or the Asklepion, offer a fascinating plunge into the past, while the vibrant nightlife in Kos town ensures your evenings are as thrilling as your days. Altogether, chartering a yacht to Kos, or out of Kos, promises an unforgettable journey, encapsulating the quintessence of a Greek island experience.

Moreover, Kos’ central position in the Dodecanese archipelago makes it a perfect starting point for exploring its neighbouring islands such as Rhodes, Patmos, or Symi.

Our tip: Kos is in a perfect location, so don’t miss the chance to explore some of its neighbouring islands. With just a few days you can create an amazing route and visit beautiful places such as Patmos, Nisyros, Kalymnos, or Leros!

Yacht Charter in Symi

The island of Symi embodies the tranquil, laid-back vibe of a traditional fishing village, combined with an enchanting mix of neoclassical architecture and natural beauty. Venturing on a sailing journey around Symi provides an opportunity to explore its secluded and clear turquoise waters, visit the quaint harbours dotted with colourful houses, and indulge in fresh seafood at the local tavernas making it a perfect choice for an alternative and relaxed holiday.

But Symi’s wonders are not just limited to its picturesque views! The island is also renowned for its delightful cuisine, with local delicacies such as the little shrimp dish (Symiako), and fresh seafood. Symi has so much to offer and it’s easy to understand why this island is the perfect destination for a yacht charter adventure.

Our tip: Spend a night in the harbour of Yialos, it is considered to be one of the most beautiful and picturesque harbours in Greece, and the perfect setting for enjoying a romantic evening or simply watching the sunset.

Yacht Charter in Kalymnos

Kalymnos is our next dreamy destination for a yacht charter in the Dodecanese. This picturesque island, soaked in rich history and vibrant culture, offers an enticing combination of natural beauty and tranquil seascapes.

When you drop anchor in the crystal-clear waters encircling Kalymnos, you’re stepping into a haven of exploration. From the pristine beaches and stunning limestone cliffs to the quaint tavernas dotting the harbour, there’s something for every type of traveler. Moreover, the island’s world-class climbing spots and its rich diving heritage, are a magnet for adventure enthusiasts.

Our tip: Explore Kalymnos’ secluded coves and hidden bays that are known for their snorkeling and diving spots.

Yacht Charter in Karpathos

The next stop on our list is Karpathos, a secluded oasis tucked away in the southeast of the Aegean Sea, just waiting for you to discover its authentic beauty on a yacht charter. This enchanting island beckons with its untamed landscapes and a rich tapestry of Greek culture that feels like stepping back in time. Forget the crowded tourist hotspots; here, you’ll find unspoiled beaches, each with its own character, where the gentle lapping of the waves creates a soothing melody.

The locals are a warm and tight-knit community, eager to share their traditions and stories with curious travelers like you. As you sail along the rugged coastline, prepare to be captivated by the wild beauty that unfolds before your eyes, and when you finally reach the shore, hike up to traditional villages that whisper tales of the past or simply unwind on the deck of your yacht, relishing the sensation of sun-kissed skin and sea breeze in your face.

Our tip: Get to know the mainland of Karpathos by exploring the villages of Olympos and Pyles. Here, you can observe traditional feasts and indulge in the local delicacies, in an environment where time seems to be standing still!

Yacht Charter in Astypalaia

Step into a world of wonder on the mesmerizing island of Astypalaia, a true gem floating in the enchanting Aegean waters, just waiting for intrepid sailors like you to uncover its secrets on a yacht charter.

Astypalaia’s allure lies in the beauty of its unspoiled, untamed landscapes and the lovely devotion to Greek traditions. Imagine gliding towards its shores on a yacht, the captivating sight of a dazzling white Chora perched on a hillside welcoming you with open arms. The beaches here are like a painter’s canvas, with turquoise waters gently kissing the golden sands, creating a sense of blissful tranquility.

Our tip: Stroll around the Chora and admire its enchanting architecture, then head to the charming harbour of Pera Gialos for some fresh seafood and ouzo!

Yacht Charter in Patmos

Last but not least on our list is the sacred island of Patmos. This charming destination boasts a perfect mix of tranquility and cultural richness that will leave you in awe.

As you sail towards Patmos, you’ll be greeted by its iconic hilltop monastery, an impressive sight that sets the tone for the island’s unique character. Once you’ve anchored your yacht, get ready to wander through the narrow cobblestone streets of the Chora, where time seems to stand still, and every corner reveals a new story. The island’s rich history is intertwined with religious significance, making it an excellent choice for those seeking a deeper cultural experience. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Cave of the Apocalypse, where Saint John the Evangelist wrote the Book of Revelation, a truly humbling and spiritual experience.

When it’s time to unwind, head to the stunning beaches that dot the coastline, offering a serene escape amidst breathtaking natural beauty. As the sun sets, indulge in delectable Greek cuisine at the local tavernas, and immerse yourself in the warm embrace of the island’s friendly locals. Patmos is a destination that seamlessly blends spirituality, relaxation, and exploration, making it a perfect choice for an unforgettable sailing experience.

Our tip: Visit the Patmos’ historic fortress of St. John in the Chora, a majestic castle that will transport you into history! With its spectacular views and rich heritage, it’s an experience not to be missed.

Our Tips for an Unforgettable Holiday

1. The southeastern Aegean Sea is an area steeped in Greek culture and ancient history, so make sure you take some time to appreciate the unique heritage of each island.

2. Local cuisine is a must-try on all islands; don’t miss the chance to sample dishes like little shrimp (Symiako) or indulge in a fresh seafood feast at one of the local tavernas.

3. Explore the depths of the Aegean Sea with some snorkeling or diving and discover hidden coves, underwater caves, and marine life.

4. Experience a spiritual awakening by visiting monasteries like St John’s in Patmos or immerse yourself in Greek culture by exploring traditional villages.

5. Indulge in the radiant sunshine, powdery sand, and pristine turquoise waters of the Mediterranean’s exquisite beaches.

6. Make sure to take time to relax and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere as you sail from island to island – a perfect opportunity for romantic evenings, relaxation or simply watching the sunset.

7. Finally, embrace every moment of your journey and make memories that will last a lifetime!

Happy sailing!

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Welcome to sunniest corner of Greece, the South East Aegean! The “Dodecanese” is a group of 12 larger and 150+ smaller islands, only 25 of which are inhabited. Each one is rich in history and will captivate even the most well-travelled visitors. This is a unique journey to one of the most intriguing Greek destinations only known to local holidaymakers and experienced sailors. Hurry-up and explore this side of Greece before the rest of the world finds out!

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Kos is the birthplace of Hippocrates (460 BC), antiquity’s most noted physician and the father of medicine. Kos offers a great diversity of places for vacationers. Kos town, Kardamena and Kefalos, are very touristy and provide organized beaches, luxurious hotels, water sports and an intense nightlife. Other areas are almost secluded from mass tourism with naturism-friendly beaches and a more relaxed atmosphere. Take your time to explore before or after your sailing holiday!

We aim to be onboard by 5pm and sail the 1.5-hour passage to Pserimos, with a swim stop on the way. Pserimos is a tiny island of 80 inhabitants, a great one-night stop to experience life in one of the remotest corners of Greece. Feel free to engage with the friendly locals and talk about the life on the island, taste the catch of the day and enjoy the tranquillity of the beautiful surroundings.

SUN: KALYMNOS

Kalymnos is one of the most affluent islands in Greece. The island flourished due to sponge fishing. Kalymnos has a wild, rocky landscape and has recently become a famous as a rock-climbing destination hosting international festivals. The locals have preserved much of their traditional way of life. The island is rich in picturesque villages, where time stops, and days go by pleasantly and quietly. Getting around by car is the best way to explore and is highly recommended.

Pothia is the capital and the main port of Kalymnos. Take time to stroll around the impressive well-preserved mansions, the whitewashed bright coloured houses, the narrow alleys and old churches. Visit the Monastery of Agios Savvas to enjoy the incredible views over Pothia and the surrounding area.

MON: LEIPSOI

Today’s destination is Leipsoi, a 4-5 hour sail from Kalymnos. We will stop en-route for a swim at the transparent azure waters of the tiny Makronisi. Leipsoi is a small island but there is so much to discover here. The village is surrounding the deep bay of the island’s harbour. Stroll around its cosy alleyways and blue-shuttered houses and visit the blue-domed church of “Panagia tou Harou” to enjoy the sunset views. The village is where the evening action happens. Enjoy the true island vibe and the smell of the charcoal grilled fish food that dominates the atmosphere. Try the catch of the day in the traditional tavernas owned by the fishermen and get a taste of the local wine and the excellent thyme honey.

TUE: ARKI & PATMOS

It’s beach hopping day! Our trip includes several stops in the remote islets and the heavenly waters of the Leipsoi archipelago. Our first stop is Aspronisi, a tiny rock with a white pebbled beach. Next is the stunning Tiganakia, a hidden paradise of Arki island. Marathos island is a quick 15’ sail from there. Two families that live here manage the tavernas located on either side of the bay.

Their owners have laid mooring buoys so that sailors can enjoy their food and the beautiful surroundings. You will fall in love with the serene atmosphere and remote feeling of Arki and Marathos. If you are looking for a livelier place to spend the night, then the nearby Patmos is 1.5 hours away.

WED: PATMOS

Patmos is a one-of-a-kind destination. The island has a rich history, intense spirituality and amazing natural beauty. Its impressive topography creates stunning views from almost every corner. Patmos has always been one of the most loved tourist destinations in Greece attracting visitors such as celebrities and royalty. All that while maintaining its genuine feel and charm.

Patmos is a significant Christian pilgrimage site. The Cave of the Apocalypse is where St. John the Theologian (St John the Divine) is said to have transcribed the Book of Revelations (Apocalypse). High above the Chora, a fortress-like 11th-century monastery dedicated to the Saint overlooks the whitewashed houses of the village. The Chora, the Monastery and the Cave of the Apocalypse are a Unesco World Heritage Site. Take your time for sightseeing and shopping, then follow the downhill foot path from the Chora to the harbour; the gorgeous views along the way are highly rewarding.

Leros has amazing landscapes, fishing villages, scenic tavernas, ancient ruins and an extraordinary modern history. It has only recently made it into the tourist radar. The coastal town of Agia Marina is the main settlement and our destination for tonight.

Take time to explore its abundant collection of whitewashed houses, neoclassical buildings and narrow streets. Atop Agia Marina sits the imposing medieval castle of the Knights of Saint John. Hiking there is the best way to enjoy some stunning views along the way.

If you are in for more exploration, driving around will get you to lovely seaside villages such as Alinda, Xirokambos and Partheni. Krifos is an isolated small cove with fantastic waters and a must-stop for a dive. Try scuba-diving if you are into it! The sea around Leros is rich in reefs and old shipwrecks.

The trip from Agia Marina to Kos lasts about 4 hours and there are several places on the way to stop for a swim. Xirokampos bay on Leros’ south coast, Akti bay at Kalymnos and Vathy bay in the east of Pserimos are all excellent spots. You should arrive in Kos no later than 8 pm; this will give you plenty of time to relax at the marina or venture off to the town, once more.

Time to say goodbye. Until next time, of course! Check-out is by 9am on the Saturday; if needed this can be done on Friday evening, according to your plans. There are several taxis available at the marina and the airport is an easy 30’ away.

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☺ Take a sightseeing tour around Kos old town

☺ Explore Kalymnos by car

☺ Scuba Dive in the shipwrecks of Leros

☺ Hike up to Patmos old town and visit the Cave of the Apocalypse

☺ Stay overnight at Marathos and try the local produce

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Yacht Charter Dodecanese islands

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The Dodecanese,  meaning ' the Twelve Islands' in Greek, lie east of the Cyclades and are the remnants of a bridge of land that joined the Peleponnese to Asia Minor millions of years ago. The complex consists of a group of 12 larger and 150 smaller Greek islands in the Aegean Sea, that hug the coast of Turkey. They have a rich history and boast many Byzantine churches and medieval castles. Mostly bare, though not as barren as the Cyclades these islands, at the crossroads of two continents, have seen many invaders, conquerers and occupiers, only reuniting with Greece in 1948. This  gives them a unique cultural history, still apparent today and offers many attractions for the tourist. Known for their mild climate and long tourist season, one can find crowded islands full of tourists as well as secluded areas, seemingly in the middle of nowhere. An ideal area to explore by boat.

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The most well-known island is RHODES. It is the 4 th largest island in Greece, known as the 'Pearl of the Mediterranean' and a UNESCO world cultural heritage site. With its marvelous climate and well-organised tourist infrastructure, it is a year round holiday destination and a package tourist paradise in the summer. The marina is located in the main port of Rhodes, which has been a port for 2500 years and is a popular place to pick up a yacht charter .

SYMI, one of the most picturesque islands of the group, has mountains descending steeply to the sea creating wonderful coves to explore.

HALKI, very close to Rhodes is a beautiful, primitive island, not often visited with only one village and many wild and secluded bays.  TILOS is a stony and isolated place ideal for peaceful holidays.

KOS, a large and popular island, was where Hippocrates founded a School of Medicine in the 3 rd Century B.C. It has a fine port, great beaches and many historical sites, which makes it an international tourist centre. Well connected with Europe, it is often a starting point to rent a boat as its sports a modern marina with great facilities.

Strangely coloured NISSYROS, whose black rocks contrast sharply with the white houses and their colourful windowframes. In the middle of the island is a volcano with a huge crater. ASTYPALAIA is the most westerly island, close to the Cyclades. It is narrow, with sandy beaches, windmills and not a lot of tourists.

KALYMNOS, which will always be associated with the traditional sponge-diving boats and the young men risking their lives to find the precious sponges is also famous among rock-climbers for its wild and rocky mountains. This island has a unique character and beauty.

LEROS, with its many bays and the safest harbour in the Dodecanese, Lakki, is a pine-covered and beautiful island, but has remained out of the main tourist route. LEIPSI  is a small, quiet island north of Leros with friendly inhabitants and sheltered coves.

PATMOS island, dominated by the monastery of St John where the Book of Revelations is said to have been written,  is a sacred island that attracts pilgrims and tourists alike.  

KARPATHOS is long, narrow and mountainous with a rich folklore that is still maintained and popular hiking trails. KASOS, southernmost of the Dodecanese and close to Karpathos has a strong maritime tradition and is notable for its lack of large scale tourism and the quality of its fish and cheeses.

KASTELORIZO is the eastern-most point of Greece , only 1 mile from the coast of Turkey. A small and rocky island with few residents.

Sailing conditions

An ideal destination for seasoned sailors. One can pick up a bareboat, skippered or crewed boat charter in various ports.The prevailing 'Meltemi' wind blows all summer from the NW. Force 4 to 6. It can reach Force 7 and sometimes blows for days. Gusts are particularly strong off Patmos, Kalymnos, Kos , Nissyros, Tilos, Karpathos and Astypalaia and the open stretch of sea between Astypalaia and Karpathos is challenging. It is recommended to sail in a southerly direction during July and August, or get a one way boat charter as motoring or sailing windward can be exhausting.  In Spring and Autumn the wind is not as strong and blows from the SE.

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Number of yachts/boats in dodecanese islands, average prices of yachts/boats in dodecanese islands, average cost of a yacht/boat per person in dodecanese islands, average booking rate of yachts/boats in dodecanese islands, price history for yachts/boats in dodecanese islands, charter areas:.

What is the number of yachts/boats for charter in Dodecanese islands in 2024?

There are 234 yachts/boats for charter in Dodecanese islands in 2024 in our offer.

What is the average charter price of a yacht/boat in Dodecanese islands in 2024?

The average charter price of a yacht/boat in Dodecanese islands in 2024 is 4,310€ per week based on 234 yachts/boats from our offer. The highest (average!)price is in the week from 2024-08-10 (6,811€), and the lowest is in the week from 2024-03-16 (3,224€). The charter price in the lowest season drops up to 53% compared to the price in the highest season.

How much does a yacht/boat rental cost per person in Dodecanese islands in 2024?

The average price of a yacht/boat rental per person in Dodecanese islands in 2024 is 455€ per week. The price per person is calculated on the basis of 234 yachts/boats from our offer, in such a way that the average price of the yacht/boat rental is divided by the maximum number of persons allowed onboard. The highest (average!)price per person is in the week from 2024-08-10 (714€), and the lowest is in the week from 2024-03-16 (340€). The difference in the rental price from the highest season to the lowest is up to 52%.

What is the average booking rate of a yacht/boat for rent in Dodecanese islands in 2024?

The average booking rate (or occupancy - percentage ratio between the number of booked and the number of all yachts/boats) for renting a yacht/boat in Dodecanese islands in 2024 is 52.22% weeks per year (27 weeks) based on 117 yachts/boats from our offer for which our booking lists have been updated within the last 7 days. The highest booking rate is in the week from 2024-09-28 (91.45%), and the lowest is in the week from 2024-11-16 (1.71%). Minor inconsistencies in the graphs can occur at the ends of the seasons during boats maintenance, because some boat owners mark those periods as reserved by guests, thus increasing the booking rate.

Historical trend of charter price of a yacht/boat in Dodecanese islands

The archive of average charter prices of a yacht/boat in Dodecanese islands is showing historical price trend since 2018.

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Catamaran Lagoon 39 for hire in Kos City

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Yacht Hanse 455 for charter in Kos Marina

• Hanse 455 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]

Sailboat Oceanis 411 for rent in Kos City

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Yacht Hanse 430 for rent in Kos City

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Sailing boat Bavaria 41 Cruiser available for charter in Rhodes Marina

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Sailboat Hanse 400 available for charter in Kos City

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Sailing boat Sun Odyssey 440 available for charter in Rhodes city

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Sailing yacht Salona 40 for rent in Kos City

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Sailing yacht Oceanis 40 for rent in Rhodes city

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Sailing boat Bavaria 41 Cruiser available for charter in Kos City

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The Dodecanese has longer passages and agreeable weather conditions, which make the south eastern Aegean Sea the perfect holiday destination for those seeking exhilarating sailing.

Look beyond popular Rhodes and Kos and explore the other islands in the chain. Spend your time ashore relaxing on fine beaches, visiting medieval architecture and revel in the peaceful atmosphere.

Dodecanese highlights

• Rhodes –  Home to one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, the Colossus of Rhodes, until it was destroyed by an earthquake in 226 BC
• Simi –  Visit the harbor with its backdrop of elegant buildings rising up the hillside
• Patmos – Voted one of Europe’s most idyllic places to live, this island boasts the impressive Saint John Monastery surrounded by white-washed houses at Chora
• Nisyros – Known for its active volcano, visit Mandraki and try the almond-flavored drink, Soumada
• Kos – Where Hippocrates, the father of medicine, was born and home to an ancient healing centre
• Kalymnos – The center of Greek sponge diving and popular with rock climbers
• Tilos – A quiet island where you can enjoy fantastic beaches or explore the island’s churches and deserted village Mikro Chorio
• Samos – Home to Pythagoras, after whom the harbor is named
• Leros – Becoming a renowned diving spot with ancient shipwrecks
• Haliki – Find wild beaches which haven’t been developed and are free from crowds
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The climate is Mediterranean and temperatures can reach 35ºC/ 95ºF in summer. The sailing conditions mean this location is more suitable for intermediate or advanced sailors.

In the summer, the prevailing wind is the meltemi blowing from the north-west at Force 4-6. In spring and autumn, the wind is calmer and blows from the south-east. Gusts are particularly strong off Patmos, Kalymnos, Kos, Nisyros, Tilos, Karpathos and Astypalea.

In the open water between Astypalea and Karpathos, a large and distributed sea is set up when the meltemi blows for days on end. Although it is possible to go north when the meltemi is blowing, it makes more sense to plan to head south in July and August.

There are direct flights to Rhodes/Kos from all the major European airports, or here are many connecting flights from Athens to Rhodes/Kos everyday. Direct flights from the US to Kos are rare but there are indirect flights from most major US cities.

Transfer time from Rhodes airport to Rhodes Harbour is 40 minutes and transfer time from Kos airport to Kos Marina is 45 minutes.

7 Day Dodecanese islands

Day 1 : Marina Mandraki, Rhodes.

Day 2 : Sail to Simi (23nm), walk up the hillside among the sand-colored, neo-classical houses at Gialos or visit the ruined Venetian castle near Kyra Panagia. For undeveloped beaches head to Panormitis beach, or, if you want sand, Nos has sunbeds and umbrellas.

Day 3 : Head to Palos, Nisyros Island (32nm) with its active volcano that hasn’t erupted in over 100 years. Try a Soumada, a non-alcoholic, almond-flavored local drink. For sandy beaches head to Pali, Lies and Katsouni.

Day 4 : Make for Kos Island (21nm), the birthplace of the father of medicine, Hippocrates. Kos is popular and there is a good reason for that – it has some wonderful beaches, including Mastichari with its white sands.

Day 5 : Discover Tilos Island (35nm) with its churches, castles, deserted villages, and fine beaches. It’s also a pioneering nature reserve, entirely powered by renewable energy.

Day 6 : Sail onwards to Halki Island (4nm) and its rocky peak of Mount Maistros, nearly 600m above sea level. The surrounding inland areas provide spectacular walks and views in every direction.

Day 7 : Return to Marina Mandraki (37nm).

14 Day Dodecanese islands

Day 1 : Mandraki Marina, Rhodes.

Day 3 : Palos, Nisyros Island (32nm) with its active volcano that hasn’t erupted in over 100 years. Try a Soumada, a non-alcoholic, almond-flavored local drink. For sandy beaches head to Pali, Lies and Katsouni.

Day 4 : Make for Kos (21nm), the birthplace of the father of medicine, Hippocrates. Kos is popular and there is a good reason for that – it has some wonderful beaches, including Mastichari with its white sands.

Day 5 : Dive at Leros (27nm), which is home to ancient shipwrecks and becoming known for underwater adventure.

Day 6 : Sail to Patmos (20nm), voted by Forbes magazine as one of “Europe’s most idyllic places to live”.

Day 7 : Make for Leipsoi, also known as Lipsi, (10nm) another one of Greece’s eco islands using renewables. Anchor in the natural harbour and try the local red wine.

Day 8 : Levitha (23nm) is one of the smallest islands in the chain with a handful of residents, so you will enjoy peace and quiet. Explore the coves, beaches and fishing spots.

Day 9 : Set off for Kalymnos (27nm), where sponge diving shaped the history of island. Today it’s one of the premiere destinations for limestone rock climbing worldwide.

Day 10 : Visit Astypalaia (39nm) and check out the Venetian castle, charming white houses that snake up the hill and delicious restaurants with impressive views.

Day 11 : Sail to Tilos Island (53nm) with its churches, castles, deserted villages, and fine beaches. It’s also a pioneering nature reserve, entirely powered by renewable energy.

Day 12 : Discover Halki Island (14nm) and its rocky peak of Mount Maistros, nearly 600m above sea level. The surrounding inland areas provide spectacular walks and views in every direction. Surrounding inland areas provide spectacular walks and views in every direction.

Day 13 : Onwards to Lindos, Rhodes (49nm) with fabulous, popular beaches and plenty of culture, including the acropolis with Doric Temple of Athena, Castle of the Knights of St. John and Greek Orthodox church.

Day 14 : Mandraki Marina.

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The Dodecanese Islands in the southeastern Aegean Sea, near the Coast of Asia Minor, include the larger islands of Rhodes and Kos, as well as numerous smaller islands, like Patmos and Tilos. With major historic monuments, tranquil and well protected bays, the cluster of Dodecanese islands remains an idyllic destination, especially for sailing.

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The Dodecanese

On the eastern side of the Aegean, a remote outpost of Greece, the Dodecanese Islands include Patmos, Leros, Kalymnos, Kos, Symi and Tilos, together with some fourty smaller islets. With the exception of the busier, well-known island hubs of Kos and Rhodes most of the Dodecanese islands offer traditional, blue-and-white fishing villages, 12th century fortresses or tiny fishing harbours, with many quite hard to reach without a yacht. Much quieter than other Greek islands, you will find life laid back and the locals most welcoming to visitors.

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Rent a Sun Odyssey 44 DS boat in Rhodes, Dodecanese and enjoy the fun, comfort and excitement of a sailing holiday.   Sun Odyssey 44 DS yacht is a perfect blend of elegance, comfort, and outstanding performance for an unforgettable cruising adventure. Renowned for its sleek design and cutting-edge features, this yacht is the ultimate choice for discerning yachting enthusiasts.   Cabin Comfort : With an average of 2 cabins, the Sun Odyssey 44 DS offers ample space for you and your guests to enjoy a comfortable retreat. Whether it's a family holiday or a gathering of friends, everyone will have their own private haven.   Flexible Berth Options : Accommodate your needs with versatility, as the Lagoon 42 provides a berth capacity ranging from 6 to 8. Tailor the sleeping arrangements to ensure everyone has a cozy place to rest after exciting explorations.   Bathrooms : Indulge in 2 modern and well-appointed bathrooms that have been thoughtfully designed to create a refreshing environment of comfort and convenience.   Flexible Pricing : The Sun Odyssey 44 DS series offers options to suit various budgets, starting from £2186 per week for the most affordable yacht and reaching £3701 per week for the most luxurious model and high season dates. Whichever model you select, a remarkable yachting experience is assured.   Ample Fuel and Water Capacity : Explore remote destinations confidently with the Sun Odyssey 44 DS's generously sized fuel tank. Additionally, the abundant water tank of 300-689 L ensures worry-free extended stays at sea without the fear of running out of fresh water.   Latest Model Availability : The most recent addition to the Sun Odyssey 44 DS lineup available at Yacht4Less was listed in 2018. Benefit from the latest advancements in yacht design and technology, ensuring access to the most up-to-date features and innovations.   Whether you prefer to navigate the crystal-clear waters with an experienced skipper or steer the vessel yourself, this unforgettable experience awaits. Immerse yourself in the breathtaking beauty of the Rhodes, Dodecanese as you embark on a remarkable journey aboard a Sun Odyssey 44 DS boat.    Our extensive selection of charter options ensures that you find the perfect fit for your sailing adventure. Discover majestic landscapes, all while relishing the comfort and elegance of the Sun Odyssey 44 DS.    Compare charter prices effortlessly and secure your dream holiday today. Request a free quote and start planning your unforgettable getaway on a Sun Odyssey 44 DS boat in Rhodes, Dodecanese.

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Luxury Yacht Charters Rise as Uber Rich Eschew Buying Outright

(Bloomberg) -- Sales of luxury yachts may be down but the world’s megarich have found another, more instantaneous way to get their high seas kicks — chartering a swanky boat instead.

Total chartered days for yachts longer than 50 meters has increased since 2020, according to IYC , a global firm specializing in the sale and charters of luxury yachts. Vessels between 60 to 70 meters posted the most growth last year, at 10%, whereas shorter yachts aren’t nearly as popular as before.

IYC Chief Executive Officer Raphael Sauleau said he’s seeing more customers willing to pay a higher premium for the ultimate ocean experience. Clients are willing to pay more for a so-called advanced provisioning allowance, which covers on-board expenses like food and service, of up to 40% compared to the standard 30% of the total charter fee, he said.

New customers are coming to yachting “with an appetite for larger yachts,” Sauleau said. Compared with smaller vessels, these floating villas come with more privacy, better facilities and a larger crew. A bigger range of large models that’s become available over the past three years has also contributed to higher bookings, he added.

Fraser Yachts , a major international broker, is experiencing a similar phenomenon, receiving 7% more charter bookings for yachts over 60 meters in 2023 versus prior years. Across yachts of all sizes however, the number of charter days reported last year was 19% down on 2021.

It’s a quirk that would seem to chime with the trend of super luxury brands defying a broader luxury slowdown. Hermes International SCA, for example, saw Chinese buyers snap up its products . Hermes typically caters to the most affluent customers, making it more resilient in a challenging luxury goods market.

At the same time, sales of floating palaces are waning, the Superyacht Times said in a report in March. Sales of superyachts, generally defined as boats longer than 30 meters, contracted 20% in 2023 from 2022 and are well down on 2021, when many rich people splurged on boats to travel in a safe and exclusive way.

Stacy Fischer-Rosenthal , the president of luxury travel and lifestyle consultancy Fischer Travel Enterprises, said she’s expecting to help clients charter at least 10 yachts this year. Most of the interest is around megayachts — or yachts above 60 meters — and prices range from about $700,000 to $2 million a week, she said.

Wealthy people may be shying away from outright purchases due to geopolitical worries and global conflicts.

Fear of more widespread fighting in the Middle East and Russian’s war in Ukraine “seem to make some buyers nervous, particularly those in the market for very large new builds,” the Superyacht Times said.

--With assistance from K. Oanh Ha.

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2024 World Superyacht Awards celebrate innovative luxury yacht charters

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By Katie Scott   9 May 2024

The 19th edition of the World Superyacht Awards closed its doors with a bang, celebrating some of the most innovative luxury yacht charters on the market, and the expert craftsmanship that goes into each and every superyacht.

Presenting the coveted Neptunes awards, the World Superyacht Awards is industry-wide renowned for crowning the best in the business each year with accolades including the likes of Motor Yacht of the Year, Classic Rebuilt Yachts, Judges' Special Award and Displacement Motor Yachts 500GT to 999GT.

Many crewed yacht charters have featured in the lineup of winners from this year's event so let's take a look at which award-winning yacht charters you could embark on a Mediterranean or Caribbean yacht charter these coming seasons. 

ALCHEMY - Motor Yacht of the Year

The most prestigious award of the entire World Superyacht Awards ceremony, the winner of Motor Yacht of the Year was presented to 216.6ft (66m) luxury yacht charter ALCHEMY . A Rossinavi yacht charter featuring interior styling by Italian designer Enrico Gobbi, ALCHEMY was delivered in 2023 and boasts a six-cabin layout for up to 12 charter guests.

Laden with indulgent amenities including a premium beauty and wellness area, complete with a spacious beach club and sauna, a deck Jacuzzi, and Wi-Fi connectivity, she knows how to entertain her charter guests whether they're looking for a family or corporate yacht charter experience.  

Also sporting an impressive water toy garage, charter guests can make use of a wide array of gear such as Jet Skis, foilboards, SEABOBs, waterskis, paddleboards, and loads more.

CARINTHIA VII - Refitted Yachts

Impressing judges with her recently completed refit, 318.11ft (97.2m) charter yacht CARINTHIA VII was designed for exquisite indoor/outdoor living connectivity, with extensive glazing for sweeping views during Meditteranean yacht charters and abundant options for alfresco lounge and dining choices.

Part of the fleet of Lurssen yacht charters , motor yacht charter CARINTHIA VII is an ideal partner for outstanding watersports yacht charters with a great collection of toys including; Jet Skis, a flyboard, WaveRunners, waterskis, a SEABOB, wakeboards, kayaks, scuba diving equipment.

Hosting a configuration of eight cabins for up to 12 charter guests, Lurssen charter yacht CARINTHIA VII has everything needed to create lifelong memories.

STELLAMAR - Displacement Motor Yachts 499GT and below

A 2023  Cantiere Delle Marche yacht charter , 114.10ft (35m) luxury yacht charter STELLAMAR  is a captivating superyacht charter with abundant amenities for a relaxing and indulgent East or West Mediterranean yacht charter .

With interior styling by Italian designer Francesco Paszkowski Design and a wealth of uncluttered spaces throughout, STELLAMAR provides optimal comfort for her charter guests with plush furnishings, ample space to admire the views around the exterior decks, and Wi-Fi connectivity to keep everyone connected at all times. 

Suitable for charter guests of all ages, this family-friendly yacht charter provides exceptional experiences of the most popular yacht charter destinations .

ENTOURAGE - Displacement Motor Yachts 500GT to 999GT

An Amels yacht charter that oozes sophistication and elegance, 196.10ft (60m) charter yacht ENTOURAGE is a multi-award winning superyacht charter with a multitude of decks packed with premium amenities for an indulgent Mediterranean or Greece yacht charter .

Featuring spacious exterior decks suitable for incredible events yacht charters , motor yacht charter ENTOURAGE encourages charter guests to fully immerse themselves throughout the duration of a yacht charter vacation with obstruction-free interiors and an eyebrow-raising collection of water toys for unforgettable sessions on the waves.

Hosting a six-cabin layout, charter yacht ENTOURAGE can accommodate up to 12 charter guests and a dedicated crew of 12.

Scheduled to return in May 2025, the official dates of the 20th World Superyacht Awards are yet to be released, however, if you're interested in chartering one of the award winners contact your preferred yacht charter broker today for availability and details on yacht charter costs .

Alternatively, find more inspiration by viewing all luxury yacht rentals .

Previous World Superyacht Awards winning yacht charters

75m Admiral Yachts 2022

59m Camper & Nicholsons 1931 / 2022

63m Holland Jachtbouw 2010 / 2023

44m Conrad Shipyard 2023

60m Amels 2022

73m Lurssen 1994 / 2022

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