The Dodecanese

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Dufour 470 (4+1)
Rhodes Marina, Greece

OPTASIA

Dufour 470 (4+1)

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Inverter
Refrigerator
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5 (4 double cabins + 1 single skipper's cabin)
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2022
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49 ft
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2,600 €
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Lagoon 50
Rhodes Marina, Greece

INVICTUS II

Lagoon 50

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Refrigerator
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Air condition
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5 (1 master, 3 double + 1 crew cabin)
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2019
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48 ft (14,75 mt)
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13,680 €
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Discover the Dodecanese: A Sailing Paradise Awaits in the Southeastern Aegean

Set sail with our yacht charter agency for an unforgettable adventure through the captivating Dodecanese islands. This stunning archipelago in the southeastern Aegean Sea is the perfect destination for an idyllic sailing holiday. With our wide range of sailboats, catamarans, motorboats, and other vessels, we'll help you find the perfect yacht for your journey through these enchanting islands.

The Dodecanese islands are steeped in history and offer a unique blend of ancient ruins, medieval architecture, and sun-soaked beaches. With over 15 inhabited islands to explore, you'll find diverse landscapes, rich cultural experiences, and unparalleled beauty at every turn.

Begin your sailing odyssey in Rhodes, the largest of the Dodecanese islands, famous for its well-preserved medieval Old Town, the Palace of the Grand Master, and the stunning Acropolis of Lindos. Soak up the sun on the island's beautiful beaches or enjoy its vibrant nightlife.

Next, set sail for the charming island of Symi, known for its colorful neoclassical architecture, inviting crystal-clear waters, and the historic Monastery of Panormitis. Continue to the serene island of Kos, with its pristine beaches, ancient ruins, and lively waterfront, where you can explore the ancient Asclepeion, the birthplace of Hippocrates.

Discover the lesser-known gems of the Dodecanese, such as the volcanic island of Nisyros, the tranquil haven of Patmos, and the picturesque Leros, each offering a unique allure and memorable experiences.

Our expert team will guide you in crafting the perfect itinerary tailored to your preferences and interests, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable sailing adventure through the Dodecanese islands.

Embark on your dream yacht charter and explore the breathtaking beauty of the Dodecanese, where azure waters, rich history, and cultural treasures await your discovery.

A small, rocky island Rhodes
A quiet island with a rugged, rocky coastline Leros

Kos, beautiful beaches and ancient ruins

Kalymnos

Currency

€ euro

Language

Greek

Airports

Rhodes airport Diagoras

Best time to sail

April to November

Boat base Location

Kos, Rhodes, Heraklion

  • The Dodecanese are a group of Greek islands located in the southeastern Aegean Sea. They include:
  • Rhodes: The largest and most populous island in the Dodecanese, Rhodes is known for its historic Old Town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The island is home to the Palace of the Grand Masters, the Rhodes Archaeological Museum, and the Rhodes Aquarium.
  • Kos: Located just a few kilometers from the coast of Turkey, Kos is known for its beautiful beaches and ancient ruins. The island is home to the Asklepieion, a medical center dedicated to the god of healing, and the Tree of Hippocrates, where the famous physician is said to have taught his students.
  • Patmos: A small, rocky island, Patmos is home to the Monastery of St. John the Theologian, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The island is also known for its beautiful beaches and charming villages.
  • Leros: A quiet island with a rugged, rocky coastline, Leros is known for its beautiful beaches and charming villages. The island is home to the medieval Castle of Panteli, which offers stunning views of the surrounding area.
  • Kalymnos: Located just a short distance from the coast of Turkey, Kalymnos is known for its beautiful beaches and rich history. The island is home to several ancient ruins, including the Temple of Apollo, and is also a popular destination for rock climbing.

What to do and what to visit:

  • Visit the island of Rhodes, which is the largest and most populous island in the group. Rhodes is known for its beautiful beaches, ancient city walls, and the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Explore the island of Kos, which is known for its ancient ruins, including the Asklepieion, a sanctuary dedicated to the god of healing, Asclepius.
  • Take a trip to the island of Patmos, which is home to the Monastery of St. John the Theologian, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Visit the island of Kalymnos, which is known for its beautiful beaches and its history as a center of sponge diving. -Explore the island of Symi, which is known for its charming harbor, historic mansions, and beautiful beaches.
  • Visit the island of Astypalaia, which is known for its unique architecture, with houses painted in bright colors and built in a traditional style.
  • Take a trip to the island of Leros, which is known for its beautiful beaches and its history as a center of the Italian resistance during World War II.
  • Explore the island of Karpathos, which is known for its rugged beauty, with mountains, forests, and beautiful beaches.
  • Visit the island of Nisyros, which is home to the island's largest volcano, the Nisyros Volcano, which is still active and can be visited by tourists.
  • Take a trip to the island of Tilos, which is known for its beautiful beaches, charming villages, and the Monastery of St. Paul, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

  

Sailing Conditions:

  • The sailing conditions in the Dodecanese, a group of Greek islands in the southeastern Aegean Sea, can vary significantly depending on the time of year and the specific location within the islands.
  • In general, the Dodecanese have a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. During the summer months, winds tend to be light and variable, with sea breezes blowing in the afternoons. In the winter, the winds can be stronger and more consistent, with northerly and northwest winds predominating.
  • The sailing conditions can also be affected by the geography of the islands, as the shape and orientation of the coast can create local wind patterns. In addition, the presence of mountains on some of the islands can create thermal wind systems, with winds blowing up the slopes during the day and down at night.
  • It is always a good idea to check the local weather and wind forecasts before setting out on a sailing trip in the Dodecanese, and to be prepared for changing conditions. It is also important to be aware of any potential hazards, such as rocks or other underwater obstructions, and to exercise caution when navigating in unfamiliar waters.

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Suggested sailing route Dodecanese

Day 1
Embark on ytart your sailing journey in Rhodes, the largest and most populous island in the Dodecanese. Explore the Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and visit the Palace of the Grand Masters and the Street of the Knights.
Day 2
Sail to the island of Symi, known for its picturesque harbor and pastel-colored houses. Visit the Monastery of the Panormitis and the Symi Archaeological Museum.
Day 3
Head to the island of Tilos, home to the medieval Monastery of Agios Panteleimonas. Explore the island's natural beauty, including the Megalo Chorio cave and the Megalo Horio beach.
Day 4
Sail to the island of Kos, known for its ancient ruins and beautiful beaches. Visit the Asklepieion, the ancient Greek healing center, and the Kos Archaeological Museum.
Day 5
Spend the day on the island of Kalymnos, famous for its sponge diving and rock climbing. Visit the Folklore Museum and the Kalymnos Cave.
Day 6
Head to the island of Leros, known for its picturesque villages and beautiful beaches. Visit the castle of Platanos and the Leros War Museum.
Day 7

End your sailing journey in Patmos, home to the Monastery of St. John the Theologian, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the Cave of the Apocalypse and the Patmos Archaeological Museum.

This is just one possible itinerary for a sailing trip to the Dodecanese Islands. There are many other islands and attractions to explore, so you may want to customize your itinerary based on your interests and the amount of time you have available.

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