Dodecanese yacht charter itineraries.
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Greece · Dodecanese sailing area
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Kos round-trip
Sail from Kos to Leros, Patmos, Lipsi, Arki and Kalymnos on a week-long northern Dodecanese loop of quiet quays and clear anchorages.
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Rhodes round-trip
Round trip from Rhodes: sail to Symi, Nisyros, Kos, Tilos and Chalki in a week — volcanic craters, Knights-era harbours and quiet snorkel coves.
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Kos → 14 days → Kos
Round-trip from Kos through Kalymnos, Patmos, Astypalaia, Nisyros, Rhodes and Symi: two weeks across the wilder, quieter islands of the Dodecanese.
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Rhodes → 14 days → Rhodes
Two weeks from Rhodes through Symi, Nisyros, Kos and Patmos to the quiet far islands of the Dodecanese, then back via Astypalaia, Tilos and Lindos.
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Sail the Dodecanese and you thread a chain of islands that kept crusader castles, Italian art-deco harbours and Greek fishing villages all within sight of the Turkish coast. Symi is the show-stopper — a neoclassical amphitheatre around a harbour you'll fight for at six pm and forgive by seven. Nisyros lets you walk inside a live volcano; Kalymnos still dives for sponges; Rhodes old town is a medieval city with a marina attached. The meltemi funnels between the islands, so afternoon legs can be lively — plan them early, and keep an anchorage in reserve. Charters from Kos or Rhodes both work; Kos keeps the legs shorter, Rhodes adds the grand finale.
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