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Explore the Dodecanese Islands from Kos!

Kos is the island of Hippocrates , considered to be the founder of modern medicine. A crossroad of civilizations, from neolithic times to the end of 20th century colonialism, Kos bears proudly impressive remnants of wonderful ancient monuments as well as many Italian neo-colonial buildings, which in fact still dominate central spots of the city with their distinctive and beautiful architectural style.

Our yacht charter base on the island of Kos is perfect for exploring the Dodecanese Islands, including the popular Kalymnos, Leros and Patmos to the north or Symi, Tilos and Rhodes to the south. We are happy to suggest itineraries, but you are free to choose which islands you visit and which route you take.

Kos is easily accessible with direct charter flights from most European countries . Our fleet in Kos is located at the main Kos Marina with plenty of shopping and dining selections and the option to spend a few days exploring the historic town of Kos before or after your charter.

Our Charter Fleet in Kos

Our boats in Kos are available for both skippered and bareboat rentals and include a wide variety of our most popular sailing yachts and catamarans. Special charter arrangements are also available including private day trips and rentals for special events including company excursions, weddings and honeymoon trips.

Getting to Kos Marina

Kos Marina and its immediate vicinity, located on the northeast tip of the island within Kos town, offers plenty of sightseeing, shopping and dining options. From Kos Airport the Marina is just 22km, less than 30-minute taxi ride . Public transport options are also available.

If you are arriving as a group, we are happy to organize a private transfer for you from the airport by minibus with our reliable partners, so simply let us know the details of your arrival and we will advise accordingly.

See more details and reviews on our Kos Charter base Google Maps listing .

Meet the Istion Team at Kos Marina

Welcome to Kos Marina, where your unforgettable sailing holiday from Kos will begin! Led by our base manager, Giorgos and supported by a dedicated team including Petros, Danai, Nikos, Maria and Manolis , we strive to make every moment of your time in Greece exceptional. Together, our goal is to deliver an unforgettable sailing adventure, with a focus on exceptional service, support, and a carefree experience you'll treasure forever .

Sailing Itineraries from Kos

Kos is situated in the heart of the Dodecanese islands , featuring endless possibilities for those who enjoy sailing, historical exploration, nightlife, the tranquility and relaxation of numerous isolated bays, or all of the above combined. All of the beautiful, unique islands in the Dodecanese are worth visiting and sailing around. One who wishes to see most, if not all, of the marvels we call the Dodecanese, should reserve sufficient time to do so .

A one-week sailing itinerary from Kos heading north is detailed below and can be downloaded here . The area north of Kos is home to Kalymnos , an island with a rich tradition of sponge fishing and a great destination for rock climbing enthusiasts. Leros , a laid-back island, is known for its historical sites, medieval castles, and traditional architecture. Patmos , with its renowned 13th-century Monastery of Saint John , is a beautiful island offering a perfect blend of history and picturesque landscapes. With plenty of options available, you can tailor your route to your preferences or ask for suggestions to get the most out of your sailing experience in Greece .

Alternatively, heading south from Kos takes you to towards Rhodes , the largest island in the Dodecanese. Rhodes is steeped in history and offers a lively atmosphere all year round. On your journey from Kos to Rhodes, you will visit the enchanting island of Symi . Its picturesque harbor, with its colorful architecture and charm always leaves a lasting impression. Nisyros , another recommended stop on your itinerary, is home to an active volcano and unique lunar landscapes . For those with flexible schedules, we also have a charter base in Rhodes and special one-way charters, starting in Kos and ending in Rhodes or vice versa are sometimes available.

One Week Sailing Itinerary from Kos

Day 1: kos to pserimos (12 nm, 2-3 hours).

Set sail to the serene island of Pserimos, known for its unspoiled sandy beaches including Vathi and Avlakia . Enjoy the tranquil atmosphere and local tavernas offering delicious Greek cuisine. Anchor at Pserimos Bay or Ormos Marathounda.

Day 2: Pserimos to Kalymnos (10 nm, 2-3 hours)

Discover Kalymnos , famous for its sponge diving history and rock climbing at the Grande Grotta . Explore the picturesque landscapes, visit the Sponge Factory , and stroll through Pothia, the island's bustling capital. Anchor at Vlychadia Bay or Pothia Harbor.

Day 3: Kalymnos to Leros (20 nm, 3-4 hours)

Sail to Leros, an island with a rich history including the famous Castle of Pandeli , and traditional architecture. Wander through the Italian-influenced town of Lakki , and admire the beautiful windmills of Xirokambos . Find a safe anchorage at Lakki Harbor or Pandeli Bay.

Day 4: Leros to Patmos (30 nm, 4-6 hours)

Today we reach Patmos, famous for the 13th-century Monastery of Saint John, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the Cave of the Apocalypse . Stroll through the narrow streets of Chora, the island's capital and enjoy breathtaking views from the hilltop. Anchor at Skala Harbor or explore secluded bays for a more private experience .

Day 5: Patmos to Lipsi (15 nm, 2-3 hours)

Set sail for Lipsi, known for its crystal-clear waters , unspoiled nature, and beautiful beaches like Katsadia and Platis Gialos. Visit the Church of Panagia Harou with its unique icon, and sample local wine at a traditional taverna. Anchor at Lipsi Harbor or one of the many beautiful bays surrounding the island.

Day 6: Lipsi to Kos (50 nm, 8-10 hours)

Enjoy a full day of sailing as you make your way back to Kos, passing by the islands you visited on your journey. Break up the trip with a stop at a small islet or bay for a refreshing swim or lunch break.

Now back in Kos, why not take a day (or more) to explore its mix of ancient ruins including the Asklepieion and the Roman Odeon , vibrant nightlife, and beautiful beaches. Visit the Castle of the Knights , stroll around Kos Town's lively streets , or relax on the beach before returning home. Kos has a lot to offer and is waiting to be explored!

Kos Marina, Georgiou Papandreou Kos 853 00, Dodecanese islands, Greece

Tel: +30 2242 022 195 E-mail: [email protected]

Base Manager: George Kintis Tel: +306982372807

HEADQUARTERS: 1, Poseidonos Ave., 174 55 Alimos, Athens-Greece, Tel +30 210 9811 515, Fax +30 210 9811 990, E-mail [email protected]

Yacht Charter Kos

The third biggest Dodecanese island, the eastern Aegean Sea island of Kos lies closer to Turkey than it does its current rulers Greece.

Bali 4.1 - 4 + 2 cab.

• Build year : 2019
• Guests : 10
• Berths : 10
• Length : 41 ft
• Boat type : Catamaran
• Mainsail : Full battened
• Genoa type : Self tacking

Sun Odyssey 410

• Build year : 2023
• Boat type : Sailing Yacht
• Mainsail : Semi battened
• Genoa type : Furling

• Build year : 2020
• Length : 45 ft

• Length : 54 ft

Lagoon 46 - 4 + 2 cab.

• Guests : 12
• Berths : 12
• Length : 46 ft

Sun Odyssey 440

• Build year : 2022
• Length : 44 ft

• Build year : 2013
• Mainsail : Furling

Build your own unique trip!

Jeanneau 54 - 4 + 1 cab.

• Build year : 2016

• Build year : 2018

Sun Odyssey 380

• Length : 37 ft

• Build year : 2021
• Length : 67 ft

• Length : 52 ft

• Length : 59 ft

Hanse 575 - 4 + 1 cab.

• Build year : 2014
• Length : 57 ft

Oceanis 46.1 - 4 cab.

• Build year : 2015
• Length : 35 ft

Lagoon 42 - 4 + 2 cab.

• Length : 42 ft

Sun Odyssey 490

• Length : 47 ft

Kos island has evidence of human civilisation dating back 5,000 years. Ancient Greek philosopher and father of modern medicine Hippocrates spent time there, and you can visit Asklepieion that followed the great man's priciples of treatment in ancient times.

As well as Ancient Greek relics you can see buidings, castles and churches left by the Venetians, Ottomans, and Knights of St John as well. The Ottomans have some of the greatest modern influence on the Greek island thanks to it lying just an hour by ferry off the Turkish coast.

Kos is today a major holiday resort, only slightly lying behind nearby Rhodes in terms of annual visitor numbers. The more you look the more you will understand why - there's many a beautiful sandy beach (both organised and unorganised), nightlife to suit many a taste, and a natural beauty that will satisfy everyone.

Kos is regarded as a cycling island for getting around. There is a 13km cycle track for those who wish to stretch their legs, and for those into mountain biking the mountainous inland will definitely appeal. Getting about by bike is a greener way of exploring the island and thanks to cycling's popularity.

Though you will inevitably enter Kos Town (you are on a sailing holiday) you should also visit nearby Kardamena. Kardamena Bay has a small harbour but is where a theatre from ancient times has recently been excavated, there are several important churches but at the same time there is very good entertainment and modern infrastructure.

On a Kos yacht charter you can take in whatever floats your boat from modern relaxation to ancient wonders!

Explore Kos By Renting A Yacht

The Dodecanese Islands are traditionally seven islands but a Kos yacht charter can involve landing on a few more than that even without leaving the archipelago. Leaving the island's main marina in Kos Town you will be able to head NW or SE to follow the line of islands according to what you want.

Heading NW on your charter yacht the first island you will run into is the mountainous island of Kalymnos, a major international climbing centre. Mooring in Agia Marina, Leros - the next island is famed for its stunning villages and beautiful beaches as is the next island Lipsi. Patmos is a religious centre and is said to be where St John the Apostle was inspired to write the Book of Revelations from his visit to the Cave of the Apocalypse.

Almost as north west as you can get in the Dodecanese, Ikaria is one of five 'Blue Zone' islands in the world where people live the longest and healthiest lives on the planet. Thanks to its governance it is also one where tourism isn't too much of an industry, allowing its natural wonders to flourish and indeed those who are lucky enough to call it home.

Heading south west you can go to Rhodes with its ancient ruins and wonderful beaches. Other islands in the chain in that direction are Nisyros with its volcanic landscape, Tilos with its astounding scenery and Byzantine churches, and Halki that has only recently been re-inhabited.

A Dodecanese island sailing holiday, be it a bareboat yacht charter, gulet or skippered yacht charter, will often be in the teeth of the strong and steady Meltemi but this has in fact made the region one of the favoured destinations for yachtcharter enthusiasts. You will be confident of the wind through most of the summer and the sights, sounds, tastes and smells will make it a sailing vacation to remember.

How To Get To Kos

Three major airports can be used to access Kos - Kos Airport, Bodrum in Turkey and Rhodes Airport.

Kos Airport

This is served by many European airlines throughout the summer and a bus service runs to Kos Town.

Bodrum Airport, Turkey

Though Kos is technically in Greece, the Turkish coast is far closer than the Greek mainland. You can fly into Bodrum Airport in Turkey, taking a ferry and a bus/taxi on to Kos Town. Bodrum is closer than Rhodes.

Rhodes Airport

This has a large number of daily flights from much of Europe, and you can take a ferry to Kos to join your Dodecaneseyacht charter from there.

Marinas In Kos

There are several smaller marinas on Kos Island but only one with a substantial number of berths. Yacht charter companies offer gulet , catamaran , monohull sailing boat and motor yacht hire out of Marina Kos that are available as a bareboat charter, skippered yacht charter or crewed yacht charter.

Marina Kos:

Capable of taking a luxury yacht of 60 metres, this is a very well equipped marina with its own beach.

Berth Characteristics:

Max Length 60m (196 Feet)

Max Draught 5m (16.4 Feet)

List of additional services: Shore power, water, Wifi, showers, toilets, laundry, wastewater collection, recycling and refuse collection, market, supermarket, bar, restaurant, car rental, beach, ATM, yacht repair.

Suggested Sailing Routes From Kos

The Meltemi blows from the north-east. This is why heading up to the north-west Dodecanese islands on a sailing yacht is going to appeal more on an 'uphill-downhill' route. You can also head south-east on a 'downhill-uphill' route but that will often involve beating in the latter half of the week when you are a little more tired.

7 days - Kos to Ikaria and back: This route involves island hopping north-west and then back south-west to Kos Town. Heading upwind then down you will spend days in Kalymnos, Leros, Limnos and Patmos, with no more than 35-40NM of sailing per day at a stretch.

14 days - Dodecanese circuit: This is an opportunity to sail north as far as Ikaria and south as far as Rhodes. You will see the very best of the island chain including the churches, mountains and exquisite beaches of the smaller islands yet have time to take in the tourist resorts of Kos and Rhodes as you go. You will get some good reaching in as you head out to Astipalea and Nisyros on two legs heading east but beating and running on different legs too.

Best Times To Hire A Yacht In Kos

The sailing season runs from late April to October with July and August being the busiest months for yacht charter. Meltemi winds can make for exciting sailing in July and August when you honestly just want to hide from the heat.

The sea is cooler - often quite chilly - at the beginning of the sailing season but there is rainfall in Spring. As the days lengthen you will still see green fields and flowers in May and the winds can be quite benign too. Combined with the crowds being smaller, this suggests that May to early June are the sweet spot for a Cos yacht charter.

Come September and October the seas are still like a warm bath. However, there are often water shortages on the islands and everything looks parched.

Sailing Weather In Kos

April to mid-June: There is rainfall and the temperatures build steadily from the mid-teens to the mid 20 degrees C range. There are sometimes gentle southerly winds, though these are replaced by ever stronger N-NW Meltemi winds that are rarely hazardous but make for exciting sailing at times.

Late June-August: You'll be unlucky if you see any rain, though it could be welcome in the summer heat, temperatures are in the 30s.

September-October: The seas remain warm and the Meltemi eases. These months can be the best time of year to sail as the temperatures are often in the comfortable low to mid-20s.

The main points to consider are what is your budget, have you got the necessary sailing experience and qualifications to manage the boat if it's not going to have a skipper, whom you are taking sailing, where exactly you wish to go and what will the weather be like on the proposed dates of your trip.

There are four marinas on Kos Island. However the yacht charter centre is Marina Kos in Kos Town, but it is worth a sail to the smaller ones - the 25 berth Kardemena Marina is in the centre of a town that's quite different to Kos Town.

Why go in the busiest months of July and August? The Meltemi is at its strongest then too. Going in September when the kids are at school you will find the seas still warm, the air not so hot and the winds gentler. Did we mention the crowds are thinner too?!

You will typically pay 50% up front on booking the yacht hire and the balance on arrival. You will either pay a security deposit with your credit card on departure or can get insurance covering damage in advance. In some cases (such as the recent Covid situation) charter companies may be more flexible but this depends on the individual charter companies themselves.

If you are at sea and in danger, call MAYDAY on VHF Ch16 or ring the coast guard on your phone if you have reception. If you have a mechanical fault and can make it to or are on a mooring you will be able to phone a help line number given by the boat charter company.

You should consider do you have the experience to handle the yacht charter or boat hire before you book and where do you want to go along with what the weather will be like. Bring warm weather and cool weather clothing if it looks like the weather can be cool as well as warm and remember at sea it can be cool on most evenings.

If you want to sail without a skipper then you will need relevant qualifications like RYA Day Skipper/International Certificate of Competence (ICC)/ASA 104 Bareboat certificate or the US Sailing Certificate. For small 'day boats' or if you choose to have a skippered on board your yacht charter you typically don't require licences.

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Kos and Rhodes are the most famous islands in the Dodecanese archipelago, and the ideal starting points for extraordinary nautical adventures in this exciting region of the Aegean sea. Browse our top selection, pick your yacht charter in the Mediterranean, book and start making your boating plans! Our team recommends sailing from Kos, Greece on day trips to the volcanic island of Nisyros, or to the beautiful charming Symi. Hop aboard your Kos charter and explore the unique little island of Kalymnos, with rocky mountains that attract climbers from all over the world. If you go sailing from Kos, you can easily reach any of the Dodecanese islands, or the Turkish coast.

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12 Knots offers crewed and bareboat yacht charters in Kos, Greece. You may choose the right boat for you from 390 yachts listed on the web site. Click on the one you like to make an easy reservation for your sailing vacation in Kos.Rates start from €426 per week.

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Catamaran Lagoon 39 for hire in Kos City

• Lagoon 39 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
• Cockpit cushion
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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

• Oceanis 411 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]
• Snorkeling equipment
• Charter package (Bed linen, Towels, Outboard engine for dinghy)
• Final cleaning
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Yacht Hanse 430 for rent in Kos City

• Hanse 430 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]

Sailing yacht Dufour 470 available for charter in Kos City

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• Barbeque Grill

Motor yacht Sun Odyssey 440 for rent in Kos Marina

• Sun Odyssey 440 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]

Yacht Dufour 470 for rent in Kos City

Sailboat Hanse 400 available for charter in Kos City

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• Oceanis 393 [Yacht Price incl. Taxes]

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Yachting in Kos - Sailing Holiday Kos

The strong meltemi north winds and plenty of excursion places for the most fun on board.

Modern Port, many Anchoring Spots, long Sandy Beaches – Welcome to Kos!  The island of Kos has been an insider tip for water sport enthusiasts from around the world, because for them, a normal beach vacation is boring. The island is in the eastern Aegean Sea, close to the Turkish coast, and is one of the islands of the Dodecanese . With an area of just 290 square kilometers, Kos is also one of the smallest Greek islands. The island’s small size does not mean it is less interesting or fun. Every year, over 60,000 tourists come to Kos for their vacation, tripling the islands permanent population of 30,000. Kos is also relatively narrow. From east to west, the island is only about ten kilometers wide. From north to south, while also small, it is 50 kilometers. The small inner part of the country is, however, of little issue – almost the entirety of the island’s life occurs on its coasts along the sea. In the summer especially, all attention is given to Kos’ unbelievable beaches. Beaches of both fine sand and smooth pebbles allow you to choose what sort of shore experience you want, and provide enough space for any kind of water sport. The offers at and around the sea leave no wishes unrealized – from jet skiing to scuba diving, snorkeling, sailing, and surfing , almost every water activity is possible on Kos. The wind especially has made Kos like a surfing El Dorado over the last ten years. The favorable winds make for perfect wave conditions, which surfers from around the world come to Kos to appreciate. The average 21ºC (70ºF) temperature on the Greek island doesn’t hurt either. The pleasant climate makes the island, along with its neighbors, one of the most popular vacation destinations among boating enthusiasts who on a hot summer’s day want a cool breeze to blow through their hair. The airport in Kos is conveniently located in the center of the island, and it takes just about 30 minutes to get to the main city.  Kos Marina  was finished construction in 2006 and it is located in  the heart of Kos City . It is the first large marina that lets all types of yachts anchor there throughout the year.  The old town is just a few minutes’ walk from the main part of town, and offers you a pleasant stroll along the redesigned waterfront. Here, you can also buy fresh grapes, almonds, figs and olives, all grown on the island.

“Kos Marina, please go to your docking position!”

The ideal entrance point on the east coast of Kos is of course the modern marina, one of the best equipped of its kind in Greece . More than 200 sailboats and catamarans dock here and wait for the next yacht charter on azure blue waters. Docking in Kos Marina is, however, only allowed with permission from the Mariner. By coming in from the sea via the VHF Canal 77 and giving the signal call “Kos Marina” upon arrival asks permission for entry. If your request is allowed, a pilot boat will come help you and find a place to tie up your boat. Even after this service, the best sides of the marina are yet to come, including a free Internet hotspot, clean bathrooms with showers, a cafeteria, a small super market, a convenience store, a Laundromat, and a bustling bar, where even late at night you can go to have an Ouzo nightcap with some locals. If sleep does not come to you in a long stretch after arrival, the view from the boat over the open sea – with a suggestion of the Turkish city Bodrum already on the horizon – will compensate for it. Many wonderful cruises can be undertaken from Kos, including longer ones with many anchoring points along the way. Turkey is just seven nautical miles away , and other route suggestions , such as excursions through the many Greek islands, can be relatively quickly achieved. To the north, the selection is large: Kalymos , Leros , Patmos or Samos lure travelers with their captivating landscapes. In the south, Tilos , Chalki , Symi and Rhodes offer popular walking excursions for a daytrip strolling through the idyllic old towns. Kos’ neighboring islands Níssiros , with its volcano and quaint villages, and Kahle Kálimnos , the island of sponge fishing, are lovely places to explore for a quick excursion. With the appropriate sailing yacht or a fast catamaran, Pátmos is also a reachable destination, and worth it to visit the 900 year old Aghios Ioannis Theologos Monastery (Monastery of Saint John the Theologian).  We have here a tour and route suggestion for the Dodecanese – sail around the Greec Islands

Sun soaked and cool breezes – everything is attracted to the beaches and sea

The entire year on Kos features a warm Mediterranean climate . The summer in the region is pretty long, so the sailing season starts already in March, when it’s already a comfortable 10-15ºC (50-59ºF) on the pleasant water. As a bit of advice to beginner sailors, this is also the perfect time to test and hone your skills. It’s not quite as hot out as in the peak summer months, and the wind is not yet as strong, so it makes learning and improving your sailing a much easier task. In this pre-summer sailing time, the Meltemi winds come from the southeast and create very good conditions for a yacht charter through the Greek islands . Between July and September, the temperatures climb often over 30ºC (86ºF), and though there is also a constant, cooling breeze, it can be difficult to manage some situations and maneuvers at sea. The pleasant Meltemi winds blow in these months between 4 and 5 on the Beaufort scale (Bft), but it is not uncommon for them to blast up to an 8 Bft – optimal conditions for experienced sailors, since they come here on their own expense. As a beginner it is not necessary to avoid Kos in the peak summer with these winds, but it is good to be aware of the higher waves and stronger winds, and to not underestimate their force. Because of these risks, it is recommended to plan a yacht charter to include an experienced crew or skipper in your booking. Hiring a skipper and crew is possible without any further effort via YACHTICO.com , and spares you the doubt, frustration and annoyance that may occur out at sea. Another important aspect for smooth sailing in this region is to clear yourself for entry at the official Port of Entry, so you can sail around both Greece and Turkey, since the islands intermingle and the border is close. In order to accomplish this, both the flag for guests and the international “Q” signal flag must be up at the Port of Entry, and you must have the valid papers for the boat and the crew must have their identification papers, as well as the skipper’s ID and driver’s license. You can find more information about these issues with the port police or directly where you pick up your yacht. Be sure to inquire further if you have any doubts, so you can start your cruise without any lingering questions.

Historic buildings by day, beach parties by night

Kos is a clean and tourist-friendly island. In and around the main city are large, luxurious hotels where the staff are always concerned with the well being of their guests. The best way to get the full experience of Kos during the summer months is to explore the 30 kilometer long designated cycling trails. To get even further into Kos’ hinterland, you can also rent a quad bike or a car and really explore the depths of the island. With these vehicles, you can also visit resident lemonade factory or the winery. There are also many ancient sites and historic excavations from the Hellenic and Roman periods, which offer artistic and historic interest to the area. Located on the serene harbor sits the massive castle in which Antimáchia Kardámena is enthroned. The Archeological Museum, Castle of St. John from the 13th century, and the Tree of Hippocrates – of which the locals are particularly proud – are also locations that are easy to get to. There are also many ancient houses, temples, baths, and mosaics, from various eras, to visit. After an extensive historic day program, those who are thirsting for a part atmosphere will not be disappointed by Kos’ nightlife. With a large number of bars, clubs, and beach parties, the island boasts a popular nightlife for dance maniacs and night owls. You should not, however, dismiss local specialties: Kos’ “red cheese” is a cheese that is baked in red wine and is offered in almost every tavern and restaurant on the island. There are also other delicious specialties of various types, such as “Pittarida” – noodles in meat stock – or “Varvara” – cooked wheat with sesame cream, sugar, almonds, walnuts, raisins, and cinnamon. The next day, the clean and beautiful beaches invite you to just relax. Mylos , for example, a beach with fine white sand, has the blue flag of the EU and often offers live music directly on the water.

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Kos is the third largest of the Dodecanese Islands in the South-eastern Aegean Sea. With 112 km's of coastline, friendly locals in the numerous villages, white sandy beaches and a natural thermal cove - Kos is a perfect destination to hire a catamaran or sailing boat for those who wish to relax and explore the scenery and hospitality that Kos has to offer. The island is also in close proximity to other Dodecanese islands such as Rhodes and is very close to Bodrum, Turkey which can also be accessed with permissions beforehand. For information on Kos's historical background and useful local information on the towns on Kos we suggest checking out Kosinfo.gr (a local tourist guide - link https://www.kosinfo.gr/kos ). Otherwise, check out the great deals that Yachtico.com can offer you and book your next sailing destination from the beautiful island of Kos.

A week on Kos between May and October, to relax and recharge your batteries – both on land and at sea – is waiting for you. On YACHTICO.com’s extensive platform, more than 200 bookable boats of all types are waiting for you for an upcoming yacht charter holiday on Kos. Depending on exact, individual preferences and requirements, prices for the boats range from about €800 to €6,000 per week. Skippers and weekend sailors can also find practical, useful information about the region to ensure the perfect cruise around the fascinating Greek islands.

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The island of Kos, nestled amidst the azure embrace of the Aegean Sea, offers a world of natural splendor and human history, both rich in detail and mesmerizing in scope. One finds oneself standing at the intersection of myth and reality, where the whispers of ancient civilizations linger in the wind and the rhythmic dance of the waves beckons the modern wanderer. It is here that the yacht becomes not merely a vessel of travel but an instrument of exploration and discovery.

Why Rent a Yacht in Kos?

The waters surrounding Kos are a living tapestry, woven with threads of turquoise, sapphire, and emerald. A yacht gliding upon these waves becomes a part of this symphony, a note that resonates with the natural beauty of the world. Dolphins may choose to escort you along your journey, their graceful movements a ballet that one could never tire of watching.

As your vessel carves through the water, the geography of Kos unfolds like a well-penned novel, filled with the eloquence of Mother Nature. Hidden coves, untouched beaches, and rugged cliffs each tell a tale. Some narrate the story of geological artistry, while others sing the songs of ancient mariners and civilizations that once thrived in these lands.

Embark on an Aegean Odyssey: Yachting Destinations in Kos

As your yacht's bow cuts through the shimmering surface of the Aegean Sea, the island of Kos lays before you like a jewel in Neptune's crown. While the entire island is teeming with treasures, a select few locales stand as beacons, promising the adventurous mariner a bounty of experiences unparalleled in their richness and diversity.

🚢 Paradise Beach

Paradise Beach, or Paradisi, as the locals call it, is a seductive spectacle of nature. Its golden sands, kissed by the sun and lapped by crystal clear waters, paint a picture that belies its simple name. Here, your yacht can anchor a safe distance from the shore, and you can indulge in a refreshing swim in the warm embrace of the Aegean.

🚢 Kefalos Bay

On the southwestern tip of Kos, Kefalos Bay is a feast for the senses. Its tranquil waters, protected by a natural barrier, offer safe anchorage for yachts. You may choose to explore the charming fishing village of Kefalos, rich in tradition and home to delightful tavernas, or journey to the nearby island of Kastri, with its tiny chapel crowning the summit.

🚢 Psalidi Wetland

A mere stone's throw from the bustling Kos Town, Psalidi Wetland is a testament to the diverse ecologies that the Aegean hosts. Anchoring offshore allows you to marvel at the myriad of bird species that call this place home. The symphony of avian calls that fills the air is an enchanting soundtrack that accompanies the setting of the sun.

🚢 Nisyros Island

Nisyros, a close neighbor of Kos, beckons the yachting enthusiast with the allure of its active volcanic heart. A journey by yacht to Nisyros takes one to the very edge of the volcanic crater, where the forces that shaped these islands continue to simmer beneath the surface.

🚢 Pserimos Island

This tiny island, nestled between Kos and Kalymnos, is the epitome of tranquility. With fewer than 100 inhabitants, Pserimos is a testament to the unhurried rhythm of island life. Its pristine beaches, like Vathy and Avlakia, are perfect for those seeking a peaceful anchorage and a refreshing dip in the azure waters.

🚢 Therma Beach

The curative powers of nature are on full display at Therma Beach. Here, warm, sulphurous waters bubble up from the depths of the earth, creating a natural spa. Yachts can anchor in the bay, allowing passengers to enjoy the therapeutic properties of these unique waters.

🚢 Tigaki Salt Lake

Just north of Kos Town, you'll find Tigaki Salt Lake, a haven of natural beauty that is especially enchanting in winter when it becomes a refuge for migrating flamingos. A yacht anchored offshore provides a superb vantage point for observing these flamboyant guests in their striking pink plumage, lending an exotic charm to the tranquil Aegean landscape.

🚢 Kalymnos Island

Renowned as the 'Island of the Sponge Divers,' Kalymnos, to the north of Kos, offers a fascinating insight into an age-old industry that once thrived across the Aegean. Dodecanesian culture is richly woven into the tapestry of this island, inviting the curious visitor to explore its vibrant history and rugged beauty. Anchor in the port of Pothia and let the allure of the island captivate you.

🚢 Plaka Forest

A verdant oasis nestled within the sun-drenched landscape, Plaka Forest provides a delightful contrast to the coastal vistas typically associated with Kos. This is a sanctuary where peacocks strut in all their iridescent glory, and turtles leisurely amble through the undergrowth. Nearby, you can anchor your yacht in the crystal-clear waters, immersing yourself in the tranquility of this serene environment.

🚢 Telendos Island

Just across from the north-west coast of Kalymnos lies the isolated island of Telendos. Once part of Kalymnos, it was separated by a devastating earthquake in 535 AD. Today, it’s a place of quietude and solace, free from the noise of cars and crowds. Its rocky landscape, crystal-clear waters, and the charming simplicity of its single settlement make it an idyllic anchorage for those seeking serenity.

🚢 Aspri Petra Cave

Tucked away on the southern tip of Kos, near Kefalos, lies the Aspri Petra Cave, also known as the 'White Stone Cave.' An archaeological site of significance, it houses remnants of Neolithic habitation. For the yachtsman, it's a fascinating detour, providing a glimpse into the region's prehistoric past. The nearby Kamari Bay offers safe anchorage, from where you can arrange a local guide to take you to the cave.

Kos and its surrounding waters are a testament to the incredible diversity and natural splendor of the Aegean. Each location, with its own charm and unique allure, is a chapter in an unforgettable journey that unfolds with every nautical mile sailed.

What Should I Consider Before Renting a Yacht in Kos?

In the quest for adventure, one must heed the wisdom of preparation. The call of the Aegean may be enticing, but one should not embark upon these waters lightly.

⛵ The Season's Sway

Nature, in her grand design, paints Kos with the hues of the seasons. A seasoned mariner or amateur sailor must align with this rhythm to fully immerse in the experience.

The summer months may offer the warmth of the sun, but they also summon the masses. Autumn's arrival, on the other hand, brings a cooler embrace and a quieter reflection of the sea's majesty.

⛵ The Art of Navigation

To pilot a yacht in the waters of Kos requires a subtle dance with the elements. Understanding the local currents, wind patterns, and hidden underwater topography is not merely a skill but an art form.

The assistance of a local guide, skilled in the symphony of these waters, can transform the voyage from mere travel into an explorative odyssey, rich in nuance and hidden wonder.

⛵ Respect for the Environment

As one glides upon the Aegean's waves, it is essential to remember that we are but temporary guests in this watery realm. Respect for the marine ecosystem, adherence to local regulations, and a conscientious approach to waste disposal are not only ethical considerations but a homage to the delicate balance of life that thrives here.

Which Is the Best Yacht for Kos Waters?

The question of the ideal vessel is one that resonates deeply with both the soul of the traveler and the character of Kos itself.

⛵ The Balance of Luxury and Function

In selecting a yacht, one must find harmony between comfort and capability. Spacious decks that offer a panoramic view of the horizons may find their counterpoint in a well-equipped galley, where the fruits of the sea can be transformed into a culinary celebration.

⛵ The Craftsmanship of Design

The yacht's design must resonate with the environment it traverses. Sleek lines that mirror the graceful arcs of a dolphin's leap, robust hulls that whisper of the strength of the sea, and sails that dance with the wind's embrace all speak to a vessel worthy of Kos's waters.

⛵ A Partner in Exploration

Several yachts have been designed with the specific geography of Kos in mind. The choice of catamarans for stability, motor yachts for speed, or classic sailing yachts for the authentic experience is a personal decision that must align with one's aspirations.

The right yacht becomes more than a means to an end; it becomes a partner in exploration, a fellow traveler in a journey that will linger in the memory long after the sails have been lowered, and the anchor has found its resting place in the deep embrace of the Aegean.

The Unfolding Scroll of Queries: An Invitation to Inquiry

As we traverse the sparkling blue tapestry of the Aegean, with Kos as our pivotal muse, a realm of questions unfurls in our minds. It is natural for the inquisitive soul to seek answers, to delve into the mysteries that surround this voyage. In the spirit of camaraderie, we invite you to join us in exploring some of the most frequently asked questions about this grand adventure.

What is the best time of year to sail around Kos?

In the Aegean, the sea and the sky engage in a perennial dance, creating a range of atmospheres that vary with the seasons. The summer months, particularly July and August, bask in the fullness of the sun, making them popular among visitors. However, if a quieter, more reflective journey appeals to you, consider the gentle warmth of May, June, or September.

Do I need any special qualifications to rent a yacht?

The requirements for yachting around Kos depend on the vessel you choose and the services offered by the rental company. Some companies may require proof of your sailing abilities, like an International Certificate of Competence (ICC) or an RYA Day Skipper. However, others offer skippered yachts, where a qualified crew takes care of the navigation while you immerse yourself in the beauty of the voyage.

Can I dock my yacht anywhere in Kos?

While the allure of secluded coves and untouched beaches may be tempting, we must remember to respect the rules that govern these waters. Designated anchoring spots ensure the safety of your vessel and help protect the fragile marine ecosystem. Inquire with local authorities or consult nautical charts to identify these areas.

What should I pack for my yachting trip?

Pack lightly but thoughtfully. Essentials include comfortable clothing, swimwear, sturdy footwear for onshore exploration, sun protection like hats, sunglasses and sunscreen, and any personal medication you may need. A pair of binoculars for wildlife viewing and a good book for tranquil afternoons on deck can also enhance your experience.

Is Kos a suitable yachting destination for families?

Absolutely! Kos offers a variety of experiences that can captivate both the young and the young-at-heart. Safe beaches for swimming, fascinating historical sites, and the simple joy of sailing on the Aegean can provide a wonderful, educational, and unforgettable family holiday.

We believe that each question enriches our understanding and appreciation of our yachting journey, revealing another layer of the deep relationship we share with the sea and the land that borders it. So, let us continue to ask, explore, and discover, for that is the true spirit of the voyage.

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Sea traveller, a rental boat company, local, experieced and licensed team, private cruises, sea traveller welcomes you on board, nice to meet you.

We are Michalis and Miltiadis, the owners of Sea Traveller. Our vision is to take your holiday experience at Kos to the next level. We offer you three luxurious rental boats to discover not only our island’s beautiful places but also the picturesque scenery of the other small islands nearby. Being experienced sailors, born and raised at Kos, we can show you all the well and lesser known beauties of our home by sea in the safest way.

Are you ready to experience Kos in the ultimate way and make your vacations unforgettable? Keep scrolling to find out more!

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All boats have sunbeds, a table, hidden storage spaces, a sun tent and a stereo system. Upon request, we can upload your favorite playlists on the stereo system, offer you snorkeling equipment and an underwater camera free of charge.

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Sailing Yachts Charters in Kos

Explore the dodecanese.

Sailing Yachts Charters from Kos. Sailing yacht charter base on the island of Kos is perfect for exploring the Dodecanese Islands including the popular Rhodes and Patmos, the relaxed Leros, Symi and Tilos and the beautiful islands of Astypalaia and Kastellorizo (our favorites!). You are free to choose which islands you visit and which route you take! Kos is easily accessible by charter flights from many European countries and is a short connecting flight for those flying into Athens.

Boats in Kos are available for both skippered and bareboat rentals and include a wide variety of our most popular sailing yachts and catamarans.

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Seven offers you great sailing boats, yachts and catamarans for charter in Kos, Greece in very affordable prices, bareboat, skippered or fully crewed. Rent a sailing boat or catamaran in Kos marina at best prices with us !

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Sailboat Oceanis 46.1 13m (2019)

From €353 per day.

Sailboat Bavaria Yachtbau Bavaria 55 Cruiser 16m (2010)

From €332 per day.

Motorboat Ec Harbor Super Sport Ocean 970hp (1996)

From €1,600 per day.

Fishing Trips with Traditional boat (2000)

From €500 per day.

Karel 5m (No boat license required) (2021)

From €160 per day.

Sea Traveller 1 (Karel 480 open xs) (2022)

From €185 per day.

Indian Wizard, Beneteau Oceanis Clipper 473 (2006)

From €286 per day.

Dufour 34 Performance (2004)

From €428 per day.

Apollon - SeaRay 400 Express Cruiser (2008)

From €1,000 per day.

Sea Traveller 3 (Evripus 540) (2022)

From €400 per day.

Poseidon 5m (Boat NO License Required) (2022)

From €180 per day.

Sailboat BENETEAU OCEANIS 41.1 12.38m (2018)

From €150 per day.

Sailboat Bénéteau Oceanis 40.1 - 3 cab. 12m (2023)

From €175 per day.

Sailboat Sun Odyssey 490 14m (2023)

From €424 per day.

S/Y SERENTITY - BENETEAU OCEANIS 46.1 (2019)

Sailboat Beneteau Oceanis 46.1 14.6m (2020)

From €407 per day.

OCEANIS 40.1 / LITTLE SPIROS (2023)

From €543 per day.

OCEANIS 40.1 / LITTLE ANTONIS (2023)

Yacht charter in kos with click&boat.

When you think of Greek islands you might be inclined to think about the party island of Mykonos or the romantic island of Santorini, but the island of Kos is the third largest of the Greek Islands and the most popular of the Dodecanese islands Visit the birthplace of the physician Hippocrates and the realm of medieval knights while sailing the “garden of the Aegean.” Kos offers something for every type of traveller; swim in the crystal-clear waters of the island’s pristine beaches, get in touch with nature at the Hippocrates Garden Cultural Centre and walk in ancient footsteps. With a yacht charter in Kos, you can discover this alluring island and learn why it attracts millions of tourists per year. What are you waiting for? Start planning your sailing trip in Kos to create unforgettable memories.

What is the price of bareboat charters near me?

The price of a bareboat charter near Kos or on the island itself will differ depending on a number of factors such as the time of year, the number of people on board and the size and type of vessel you choose. Of course, any additional amenities or services such as a skipper will also affect the final cost. Below are some average prices of a boat rental in Kos by boat type.

€5,660/week in the high season and €2,400/week in the low season for 10 people.

€315/day in the high season and €265/day in the low season for 6 people.

€610/day in the high season and €488/day in the low season for 10 people.

€11,850/week in the high season and €5,200/week in the low season for 10 people.

All of the gulets in our Kos fleet include a skipper on board the vessel. The average price of a skippered gulet is €4,200/week for 10 people.

All of the yachts in our Kos fleet include a skipper on board the vessel. The average price of a skippered yacht is €8,500/week in the high season and €7,650/week in the low season for 6 people.

What can you see and do on a boat rental in Kos?

Kos is full of fun and relaxing things to do. Here are some of our favourite activities to do while on a yacht charter in Kos.

• Sail to some of the nearby islands like Nisyros, Kalymnos and Pserimos and discover a diverse landscape of mountainous villages and volcanic matter. Along the way, you can explore the secluded bays and coves dotting the coastline, and snorkel in the mysterious sea caves!
• Visit the Asklepieion, a former medical centre from the 3rd century BC which is named after the Greek God of healing. Marvel at the imposing ruins and explore the Roman baths and temples.
• Take a dip in thermal springs at Therma Beach in Agios Fokas.
• Venture to the volcanic island of Nisyros and see the rugged landscape before visiting a Venetian Castle.
• Stroll through the streets of the Old Town and see the colourful historical homes.
• Wander through the fragrant pine trails of Plaka Forest and see a meandering gorge in the midst of resident peacocks!
• Sunbathe on Paradise beach and practise water sports in the warm, turquoise water. Here you can go water skiing, snorkelling, scuba diving and wakeboarding.

What is the best time of year to rent a boat in Kos?

The best time of year for a boat rental in Kos is between April and November when the weather is warm and there is little to no precipitation. The hottest weather is in July with an average high of 28°C but it is important to be aware that the summer is the high season in Greece, therefore, it will be more crowded and the prices of Kos yacht charters will be more expensive. In order to avoid crowds we recommend visiting at the tail ends of the high season in either May or September. Happy sailing!

Opt for a skippered yacht charter in Kos and settle for ultimate relaxation!

There are so many benefits to having a skipper present on board your Kos yacht charter. You can sit back and relax while someone else does the sailing for you. Chartering a skippered yacht is the perfect way to enjoy some quality time with family or friends without having to worry about any of the logistics. A skipper will also be able to take you to all the best spots – both well-known and hidden gems. Even if you have a sailing licence and prefer to take the helm yourself, it’s great to have a skipper on board as an extra set of eyes. It’s an incredibly unique experience that you’re sure to remember for years to come.

So, what are you waiting for? Start planning your dream sailing holiday today!

What type of boat is best for a yacht charter in Kos?

At Click&Boat we have a large fleet of Kos yacht charters. If you’re wondering which type of boat to choose for your sailing trip in Kos, it’s important to think about the sort of holiday that you’re looking to have. For a shorter holiday of less than a week, we’d recommend a daily charter such as a motorboat or a RIB. If you fancy a longer holiday you’ll need a vessel that can accommodate all of your needs such as a catamaran or a yacht. These vessels are spacious and fully equipped with kitchens, cabins and bathrooms to keep you comfortable on board. For avid sailors who are keen on an authentic sailing experience, sailboats are a great option but be advised that since they tend to sway on the water, they are not suitable for pregnant people or people who are prone to seasickness.

No matter which vessel you choose, you’re sure to have the sailing holiday of a lifetime with a yacht charter in Kos!

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Frequently asked questions about kos, how much does it cost to rent a boat in kos for a day.

The average cost of renting a boat in Kos is around €676 per day. Various factors can influence the cost of a boat charter, such as the season, the year the boat was built, and the equipment. The prices can vary between €95 and €13,440 per day.

How much does a skipper cost per day in Kos?

The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Kos, you can expect to pay an average of €221 per day for a skipper.

Is fuel included in the cost of a boat charter in Kos?

For most boats, fuel is not included in the rental cost. In Kos fuel is included in the price for 6 boats.

How many cabins does a boat have in Kos?

Boats in Kos have an average of 4 cabins. If you travel with a large group, you can book boats with up to 8 cabins.

Can I add equipment like snorkel gear, SUP boards or a wakeboard to my boat rental in Kos?

Many owners offer various extras that you can add to your booking in Kos. This can be for example GPS, Bimini or Automatic pilot.

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Rent a motor yacht in Kos

A dream way to experience the Greek islands! We offer a unique opportunity to discover the unparalleled beauty of the Aegean Islands with your own private motor yacht.

If you are looking for some worth-telling experiences during your holidays, sailing the Aegean with a private yacht should definitely be at the top of your list. When you take a yacht trip, you get a proper dose of peace and serenity while enjoying the beauty of each destination at your own pace. Avoiding the crowds and the inconvenience of long ferryboat queues, are among the great advantages of vacationing on a private yacht.

Admire the authentic Leros, visit the prestigious Patmos - the «Island of Revelation»-, explore unspoiled islands in the middle of the Aegean and swim into natural sea caves.

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Kos is the third largest of the Dodecanese Islands in the southeastern Aegean Sea. With a coastline of 112 km, friendly locals in numerous villages, white sandy beaches and a natural thermal bay.

If you are looking for the perfect seaside vacation, yacht charter in Kos is the perfect solution, especially for those looking to unwind amidst enchanting landscapes and hospitality.

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• 15.59 m Length

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Modern port, many anchorages, long sandy beaches - Welcome to Kos! Kos Island has been an insider tip for water sports enthusiasts from around the world. The island is located in the eastern part of the Aegean Sea, off the coast of Turkey and is one of the Dodecanese islands.

A great place for yachting in Kos

Kos covers an area of only 290 square kilometers and is one of the smallest Greek islands. The small size of the island does not mean that it is less interesting and fun. Each year, more than 60,000 tourists come to Kos for a holiday. Kos is also relatively narrow. From east to west, the island is only about ten kilometers wide. From north to south - 50 kilometers.

Almost the whole life of the island takes place on its coasts along the sea, especially in the summer all attention is paid to the incredible beaches of Kos. Fine sand and pebble beaches allow you to choose which kind of shore you want, and provide enough space for any kind of water sport. Water skiing, scuba diving, sailing and surfing, almost all water sports are possible on Kos. Over the past ten years, the wind has especially transformed Kos into surf el Dorado. Favorable winds create ideal conditions for excitement that surfers from around the world will appreciate. The average temperature is 21ºC (70ºF), the pleasant climate makes the island, along with its neighbors, one of the most popular holiday destinations among boating enthusiasts who want a cool breeze to blow through their hair on a hot summer day. The airport in Kos is conveniently located in the center of the island, and the main city can be reached in just 30 minutes.

Why are yachts interesting in Kos?

This is the first large marina, which allows you to anchor all types of yachts throughout the year. The old town is just a few minutes walk from the main part of the city and offers you a pleasant walk along the renovated promenade. Here you can also buy fresh grapes, almonds, figs and olives grown on the island.

The ideal entry point to the east coast of Kos is, of course, a modern marina, one of the best of its kind in Greece. More than 200 sailboats and catamarans moor here and are waiting for the next rental of a yacht on azure waters. From Kos you can make many wonderful cruises, including longer ones. Prior to Turkey, only seven nautical miles and other route suggestions, such as excursions to many Greek islands, can be reached relatively quickly. In the north, the choice is great: Kalimos, Leros, Patmos or Samos attract travelers with their breathtaking landscapes. In the south of Tilos, Chalki, Symi and Rhodes offer popular walking excursions for day trips through the idyllic old cities. Sponge fishing islands are great places for quick excursions. With a suitable sailing yacht or high-speed catamaran,

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Kos is the third largest of the Dodecanese Islands in the southeastern Aegean Sea. With 112 km of coastline, friendly locals in numerous villages, snow-white sandy beaches and a natural thermal bay, Kos is the perfect place to rent a catamaran or sailboat for those who wish to relax and explore the scenery and hospitality. The island is also in close proximity to the other islands of the Dodecanese Islands, such as Rhodes.

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Renting a boat in Kos & discovering the Dodecanese Coasts? We will find the perfect boat for you. Wide selection – Get your offer! Renting a boat in Kos & discovering the Dodecanese Coasts? We will find the perfect boat for you. Wide selection – Get your offer! Kos is perfect for relaxation and recreation. The island is easy to get around and you can get to the neighbouring islands in no time. Kos awaits you with enchanting blue and white houses, olive groves, eucalyptus trees, crystalline blue waters and friendly locals. Experience the true Greek hospitality and immerse yourself in the magic of nature. If you feel tempted, stick with us, as we’ll show you why you should set off sailing around Kos!

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Location of Kos

The Greek island of Kos is on the Aegean Sea. It’s part of the South Aegean islands, within this the Dodecanese island chain. About 33 388 residents live in its 290, 3 km2 area. The island lies 4 km from the ancient Turkish region, Caria.

Do you wish for a vacation on the Aegean Sea, while avoiding crowds? Would you set up cultural programs, but also make time for relaxation? The answer is really easy! The island of Kos has everything, you’ve dreamt of. Historical time travel, picturesque beaches, private gulfs, and hidden sections of the coast are all waiting for you.

Can you rent a yacht in Kos – do I need a license?

Small boats (under a certain horsepower or length), electric boats, crewed yacht charters , and gulet charters may not require a license. Larger boats or those with more powerful engines need a skipper’s license. Before you confirm your sailing trip to Kos, please send us a copy and we will check it for you. You need to have the original copies with you on-board, so don’t forget to take them. To sail in Kos, one of the following qualifications is necessary : • ICC (International Certificate of Competence), with valid Navigational and VHF licenses, Prerequisites: RYA “Day Skipper Course” or complete the ICC Assessment form to prove competence from previous experience.• IPC (International Proficiency Certificate), America, Prerequisites: ASA 104 or US Sailing “Bareboat Cruising Course” OR: • NauticEd SLC (International Sailing License and Credentials), International, • UK – RYA Day Skipper practical, • USA – US Sailing “Bareboat Cruising Course”, ASA “104 Bareboat Cruising Course” or above, • Germany – “Sportbootführerschein See“ or above, • Belgium – Algemeen Stuurbrevet/ Brevet de conduite général, • France – LE PERMIS PLAISANCE If you do not have a skipper license, it is also possible to rent a boat with a skipper

Yacht charter Kos – the main ports

Kamares marina, kos.

This large port is located on the western side of Kos, on Kamari. They accept boats with a length of up to 60 metres and a maximum draught of 6 metres. This well-equipped marina offers access to water, shops and the opportunity to take care of small maintenance tasks. There are many great beaches and attractions nearby.

Kos Marina, Kos

The giant marina of the capital of Kos accommodates 250 vessels. Boats with a length of up to 80 metres and a draught of 5 metres can be docked here. The marina, which has its own security guard service, provides you with the opportunity to take care of boat service, fuel your boat replenish your water supplies. There are restaurants, bars and hotels in the near vicinity. The marina even has a Blue Flag certificate, which proves its excellence. a memorable program. Not to mention sea sports, which will boost your adrenaline levels for sure. sailing in Kos , yacht charter Kos

Faliraki Harbour

The small harbour is located on the southern shores of Faliraki. It is mostly used by the local fishermen, but some tourists also dock here. Faliraki sailing , boat hire Faliraki

Rhodes Marina

This giant marina on the northern part of Rhodes Town has become world-famous for a reason. It excels all the other marinas on the Aegean Sea in all respects. They can accommodate 382 boats with a length of up to 120 metres and a maximum draught of 6.5 metres. Regardless of what service you need for your boat, you will definitely find it here: fuel, service, maintenance, water supply – they have it all! They even provide convenient features – for instance, Wi-Fi access – which is a rare commodity in Greek marinas Rhodes sailing , yacht charter Rhodes

Kolymbia Harbour

This is a tiny and stranded harbour in Kolymbia. It is designed for smaller pleasure boats due to the shallow water. Kolymbia sailing , rent a boat Kolymbia

Lindos Harbour

The marina of Lindos is located near the southern shores. Similarly to the other resort towns, it accommodates only smaller pleasure boats due to the shallow waters. The southern beach can be found right next to the marina; you can choose from some snack bars and beach bars there. If you need groceries, you will have to walk for a few minutes to the centre. sailing in Lindos

Panormittis Marina

This is a smaller marina in one of the southwestern bays of Symi, near Panormittis. Thanks to its location, it is protected well from the Meltemi . They accommodate boats up to 60 metres in length. However, they offer no significant services here. There are restaurants, bars and a mall next to the marina.

Agios Stefanos Marina, Tilos

The main marina of Tilos accommodates boats with a length of up to 60 metres and a draught of 6 metres. We can replenish our water supplies, take care of smaller maintenance tasks and go shopping here.

Palon Marina, Nisyros

This is the larger, eastern marina of Nisyros. They accommodate boats that are up to 60 metres in length and have a draught of up to 4 metres. You can choose from all the main services here, including shopping and access to water. There are several interesting sights to explore near the port, including the Zagoras Museum, which is only a few blocks away.

Limin Kalímnou, Kalymnos

This marina is located in a wonderful environment and is equipped very well. You will find all amenities required for boating: fuel, maintenance and inspection, as well as water supply. If you get hungry, there are several taverns, restaurants and bars to choose from near the port. They accommodate boats with a length of up to 20 metres and a draught of 5 metres. If you have a longer boat, you should go to the marina of Vathi a bit further to the north.

Beaches in Kos

Many think that the beaches of Kos are the most beautiful in Greece. This is not a coincidence since these beaches are covered in soft sand carpets washed by crystal blue water.

Mastichari Beach Kos:

The Mastichari beach lies 27 kilometre southward from the city of Kos. White sand and emerald water turn this place into an exotic paradise. In the middle of the seacoast, there are many colourful deck chairs and beach umbrellas. Sports opportunities are also available. Trees provide shading in the neighbouring areas. The settlement is around the gulf and has several accommodations, restaurants, cafes, and shops. Most people visit the beach during the day. The small port of the village provides a connection to the island of Kalymnos. You can explore nearby islands and gulfs alone or with your family if you rent a boat.

Thermes Beach Kos:

Thermes is one of the most idyllic places on the island of Kos. It’s a beautiful, sandy beach with steep rocks and clean, dark water around it. It’s 12 km from the city of Kos. In front of the beach, there’s the famously hot, round lake, protected by rocks. Hot water mingles with seawater in this pool, offering a natural warm bath. The Thermes offers one of the most joyful experiences for the body and soul and serves as a perfect therapeutic method for all visitors.

Paradise Beach Kos:

Paradise is among the most popular beaches in Kos. It’s 30 km from Kos, and 7 km from Kefalos. No wonder why the beach got its name: this section of the coast has an excellent combination of white sand and crystal water. The beach is well-equipped with umbrellas, a sun deck, and a watersport centre. It attracts many visitors from day to day. Several inns with fresh fish and Greek cuisine are waiting for gourmets as well.

Main sights in Kos

Kos has a rich historical heritage. The modern city was built in the ancient town. Amazing ruins provide time travel to tourists, like the temple of Aphrodite or the sanctuary of Hercules. The ancient Agora stands as proof of the glorious past. The island is most famous for being the birthplace of Hippocrates, the father of medicine. Here, you can view the Platan tree under which he taught his disciples. To this day it stands next to the entrance of the Neratzia Castle, in the centre of Kos. The water of the fountain here is said to be therapeutic.

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Which period is best to sail in Kos?

The Greek coast has a Mediterranean climate . The air of the country is very clean and dry from spring to early autumn. There’s a lot of sunshine, while the amount of rain usually decreases from the west to the east. In summer, we almost never see any clouds in the sky. Rain is practically an unknown guest in the summer months. The sea can heat up to 23-25 °C from June to August. Even in October, it’s still 23 °C. The area of Greece is constantly windy, these winds, however, are always changing. The wind that dominates the summer months is called Meltemi . From June, it blows from the northwest and the northeast. It reaches its full strength, from 5 to 8 on the Beaufort scale, in July and August.

The sea-wind comes in late September or early October, which blows from the southeast and the southwest. It’s a specifically southern wind, that dominates mostly in spring and fall with a strength of 2 to 4. Due to Greece’s typical winds, it’s most rewarding to plan a sailing route from the south to the north in spring and autumn, and from the north to the south in summer. The waving is preferable compared to the Croatian archipelago since there’s a greater distance between the Greek islands. The current flows counterclockwise in the Eastern Mediterranean Basin, and northward along the Turkish coast. The water flows southward on the Eastern Greek coasts, but from the west side of the Peloponnese Peninsula northern current dominates.

The climate diagrams are based on 30 years of hourly weather model simulations. They give good indications of typical climate patterns and expected conditions (temperature, precipitation, sunshine, and wind). The “mean daily maximum” (solid red line) shows the maximum temperature of an average day for every month for Kos. Likewise, the “mean daily minimum” (solid blue line) shows the average minimum temperature.

The wind rose for Kos shows how many hours per year the wind blows from the indicated direction. The diagram for Kos shows the days per month, during which the wind reaches a certain speed.

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Kos, the capital and main port of Kos Island, is on the north-east coast very close to the Turkish coast. It is a beautiful city, lush and green with palm lined beaches, a mountainous backdrop and interesting archeological sites from the Hellenistic and Roman periods. There are some particularly good mosaics to be found as well as some early Christian churches with impressive frescoes.

This busy tourist centre also offers a lively nightlife and good culinary scene and is one of the main charter bases in the Aegean; an excellent base for a sailing holiday around the Dodecanses island complex. Kos island, birthplace of Hippocrates and site of one of the first hospitals at Asklepion, is the third largest island in the Dodecanese and there are excellent sailing opportunities around the island and further afield. Leros, Kalymnos and Patmos are to the north and Tilos, Rhodes , Symi and Karpathos are to the south, plus thousands of smaller islands, islets and rocky outcrops.

Walking distance from the historic Kos Old Town is the full-service Kos Marina. From here you can sail to the lesser known islands of the Dodecanese that are hard to reach without a yacht.

Kos has an international airport; about 23 km away that services many Greek and European cities. Ferries run between Kos and the port of Piraeus all year round. Both high speed and conventional ferries that carry vehicles run this route. There are also passenger ferries from neighbouring islands and also from Turkey.

Sailing conditions

Kos is an excellent sailing destination for bareboat yacht charter . Sailors wanting guaranteed wind and longer passages will enjoy the sailing between the unspoilt and varied Dodecanese islands. The prevailing 'Meltemi' wind blows all summer from the NW. Force 4 to 6, offering exhilarating sailing. It can reach Force 7 and sometimes blows for days.

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There are 153 yachts/boats for charter in Kos in 2024 in our offer.

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

The average charter price of a yacht/boat in Kos in 2024 is 4,108€ per week based on 153 yachts/boats from our offer. The highest (average!)price is in the week from 2024-08-10 (6,719€), and the lowest is in the week from 2024-04-06 (2,670€). The charter price in the lowest season drops up to 60% compared to the price in the highest season.

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

The average price of a yacht/boat rental per person in Kos in 2024 is 437€ per week. The price per person is calculated on the basis of 153 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 (710€), and the lowest is in the week from 2024-04-06 (286€). The difference in the rental price from the highest season to the lowest is up to 60%.

What is the average booking rate of a yacht/boat for rent in Kos 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 Kos in 2024 is 50.43% weeks per year (26 weeks) based on 80 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 (91.25%), and the lowest is in the week from 2024-11-23 (1.25%). 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.

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- Oceanis 46.1 | 10 people (13m)

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Located on the south coast of Kos in Kamari Bay , this dock provides ample protection from the northern winds but does leave you more exposed to the southern winds.

Tigani is also located on the southern coast of Kos , just to the north of Kamari .  This area is great for dropping your anchor as it is well protected from the northerly Meltemi winds .

With lots of restaurants and entertainment establishments nearby, Kefalos is the perfect place to drop your anchor if you’re feeling a little peckish, or if you fancy checking out the nightlife on Kos.  It also offers good protection from all winds except for the southern ones.

Kardamena is a very popular tourist destination with one of the most beautiful beaches on the island and also offers good protection from the northern and western winds .

What to Do in Kos?

There are plenty of things to do on the island of Kos on your boat rental, such as visit medieval castles or temple ruins , explore old Ancient Greek mythology or unwind in natural thermal springs in unique settings.

There are also plenty of cafes and bars where you can stop for a cocktail and admire the view from dry land once in a while. Whilst there are lots of things to do on the island, you can also take a daytrip to Bodrum , Turkey and delve into a whole different world of cuisine and culture . Be sure to look up local events, traditions and festivities so that you can stop for some festive fun or pick up some souvenirs at a weekly market . Why not enjoy a sail along the Turkish coast and stop in Akyarlar for a wander and a bite to eat?

There are so many places to visit on the island of Kos that you might struggle to fit them all in.  One of the obvious places to stop off is the capital city, Kos town .  Kos town offers many things to say, mainly in the form of archaeological sites and old castles , such as Ancient Agora and the Castle of the Knights of Saint John .  If you want to escape the sun for a little while, you can also check out the Archaeological Museum of Kos .You can also head to Tigaki .  Here, you can explore the natural beauty of the salt lakes of Kos as well as frequenting the many dining and entertainment establishments . Marmari is the area to go for those looking for a more peaceful vacation .  This is the best place to try out an assortment of water activities as well as sampling a range of food in the local tavernas .  If you have time, you should also go shopping for souvenirs in the many shops so that you can bring presents home for your friends and family.Also a popular destination, especially for sailors, is the fishing village of Mastichari .  While here, you can sample lots of fresh seafood dishes , consisting of the local fishermen’s catch of the day.  Mastichari is also the home of Kos’ 2nd largest harbour .  It’s not just the local seafood that attracts people to Mastichari though.  It is also a great base if you want to explore neighbouring islands , such as Kalymnos, Pserimos, and Leros .The former fishing village of Kardamena is another good base for people wanting to visit neighbouring islands.  From here, many people like to visit the neighbouring island of Nisyros , as well as the hot springs of Agia Irini , which are said to possess magical healing properties. If you want to try out a range of watersports , maybe Kefalos is the place for you.  Kefalos has a spectacular seaside area called Kamari, which is packed full of even more amazing restaurants for sampling more of the local cuisine.  However, if you want to travel a little further inland, you can also visit many landmarks, including the Castle of the Knights and many churches .

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A yacht charter from Kos offers the perfect opportunity to explore the Dodecanese region, including the beautiful, picturesque islands of Nisyros, Symi, Chalki, Karpathos, Kalymnos, Fournoi, Samos and Tylos , which seem to have escaped mass tourism. A Kos boat rental is ideal for more advanced sailors looking for stronger, consistent winds (NE winds averaging 4-6 Beaufort) and longer, mile-building sailing passages (average sailing distances of 25nm/day).

We recommend a 14-day sailing holiday from Kos to truly explore all hidden gems of the Dodecanese. Nearby Kos, you will find unspoilt anchorages, small fishing villages and quiet harbours - the perfect R&R destination.

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Looking for the perfect boat rental in Kos? Look no further! With our user-friendly online booking platform, you can easily compare listings in seconds and find the ideal option for your sailing adventure. Whether you prefer a bareboat, skippered, or fully crewed charter, we've got you covered. Rent a boat in Kos with complete peace of mind, as our team of yacht charter experts has a proven track record in providing exceptional sailing experiences. Explore the stunning Kos aboard a top-quality boat. Our sailing holidays in Kos offer unforgettable experiences. Enjoy the freedom and flexibility of exploring stunning coastlines, secluded beaches, and picturesque islands. Immerse yourself in the beauty of crystal-clear waters and the tranquility of the open sea. Choose from a wide range of meticulously maintained and 100% verified boats, ensuring your safety and comfort throughout your voyage. With our best price guarantee, you can rest assured that you're getting the most competitive rates in the market. Our dedicated customer support team is available 24/7 to assist you at every step of the way, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience. Say goodbye to hidden costs and unexpected surprises – we believe in complete transparency. Ready to embark on your dream sailing adventure in Kos? Get a free quote today and start planning your unforgettable journey. Trust us to make your boat rental experience a truly memorable one.

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Renting a boat has never been easier! Rent your own power boat or motorboat in Kos island now, with or without a license.

Operating since 2012 and with more than three starting points on the island, our charter company offers daily boat rentals, with or without a skipper.

If you are looking for a boat trip in Kos and aren't sure where to start from, Kosrentaboat has got you covered!

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134 boats available

Sailboat Hanse 510 · 2024

Kos marina, kos (town), greece.

• 4 bathrooms
• 15.97 m long
• Captain optional
• Full batten mainsail

Catamaran Lagoon 42 · 2017

• 5 bathrooms
• 12.79 m long

Sailboat Bavaria Cruiser 46 · 2016

• 3 bathrooms
• 13.65 m long
• Furling mainsail

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Sailboat Beneteau Oceanis 45 · 2014

• 2 bathrooms
• 13.85 m long

Catamaran Lagoon 39 · 2014

• 11.74 m long

Catamaran Bali 4.1 · 2019

• 12.35 m long

Catamaran Lagoon 50 · 2019

• 15.3 m long

Sailboat Hanse 430 · 2009

• 13.3 m long

Catamaran Lagoon 450 F · 2020

• 13.96 m long

Catamaran Lagoon 450 · 2015

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Sailboat Hanse 505 · 2015

• 15.4 m long

Sailboat Hanse 455 · 2018

• 13.95 m long

Catamaran Bali 4.1 · 2020

• 12.37 m long

Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 519 · 2020

• 15.38 m long

Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 410 · 2021

Sailing in kos.

Welcome to the enchanting world of sailing in Kos , where azure waters, gentle breezes, and the promise of adventure await. If you're dreaming of a sun-soaked holiday with the freedom to explore hidden coves, idyllic beaches, and ancient ruins, then look no further. Kos, a Greek gem in the Dodecanese, is a sailor's paradise. And the best way to unlock its treasures? A boat rental in Kos . Whether you're an experienced sailor or a novice, the opportunities for discovery are boundless. Join us as we navigate the pristine waters around this captivating island and uncover the secrets of sailing in Kos .

Things to do and see when sailing in Kos

As your yacht gracefully navigates the crystal-clear waters surrounding Kos, get ready to uncover the island's hidden gems and delightful activities. Whether you're seeking a dose of history, adventures by the sea, or a taste of local culture, Kos has something special in store for every traveler. Let's dive into the must-see attractions and experiences that await you on this captivating island.

Activities in Kos

• Ancient Agora : Begin your journey with a visit to the ancient Agora of Kos, an archaeological site that offers a glimpse into the island's rich history. Explore the well-preserved ruins of temples, altars, and stoas dating back to the 4th century BC.
• Kos Town : Spend time in the charming Kos Town , where you can stroll along its narrow streets lined with cafes, shops, and restaurants. Don't miss the impressive Nerantzia Castle , a medieval fortress that provides panoramic views of the town and sea.
• Thermal Springs of Embros : For a unique experience, anchor near the volcanic island of Nisyros and take a day trip to the Thermal Springs of Embros . These natural hot springs are renowned for their therapeutic properties, allowing you to relax in warm, mineral-rich waters.
• Beautiful Beaches : Kos boasts numerous beautiful beaches with crystal-clear waters. Among the highlights are Agios Fokas Beach , and Marmari Beach , where you can swim, sunbathe, and enjoy various water sports.
• Asklepion: Explore the Asklepion , an ancient healing center dedicated to the god of health, Asklepios . The site features well-preserved ruins, including the famous Doric Temple and a sacred spring.
• Zia Village: Visit Zia , a picturesque mountain village known for its stunning sunset views over the Aegean Sea . It's an ideal spot to savor traditional Greek cuisine at local tavernas.
• Island Hopping: Take advantage of your sailing adventure to explore nearby islands like Kalymnos, Leros, and Patmos , each offering its own unique charm, historical sites, and pristine beaches.
• Water Sports: Engage in various water activities, including snorkelling, scuba diving, windsurfing, and paddleboarding. The crystal-clear waters make it an ideal playground for aquatic adventures.
• Local Cuisine: Indulge in the local culinary delights of Kos . Sample fresh seafood, Greek salads, souvlaki, and delicious desserts like baklava and loukoumades at waterfront restaurants.
• Sunset Cruises: Enjoy a romantic sunset cruise aboard your sailboat in Kos , where you can witness breathtaking sunsets painting the skies in a vivid palette of colors.
• A yacht charter in Kos will make all your vacation dreams come true. Sail aboard a beautiful yacht and discover the stunning coastline while sunbathing on deck and splurging on fantastic Greek food

Beaches in Kos

• Agios Fokas Beach : Nestled along the southern coast of Kos in proximity to the town of Kos itself, boasts distinctive features that set it apart. Its shoreline, adorned with pebbles, leads to waters renowned for their remarkable clarity. In contrast to the island's bustling beaches, Agios Fokas offers a more serene and less crowded atmosphere. Snorkeling enthusiasts particularly favor this beach, thanks to the intriguing underwater landscapes formed by rocky structures and a vibrant array of marine creatures. Several tavernas are conveniently located nearby for those seeking sustenance or a revitalizing beverage, providing an opportunity to savor a delightful meal or quench your thirst amidst the beach's tranquil ambiance.
• Paralia Marmari: Particularly popular with water sport enthusiasts and surfers due to its favourable wind conditions, this part of the island of Kos is a great spot to seize the day and surf some fun waves

Restaurants in Kos

Casual dining in Kos:

• Smiley's : Excellent food at an affordable price. Enjoy very tasty traditional Greek chicken dishes and savour an espresso as dessert
• Alibaba Beach Bar : Healthy, tasty, friendly - these are the exact words you can use to describe this wonderful casual eatery

Best restaurants with a view in Kos:

• Lofaki Bar Restaurant : You get to enjoy a delicious meal for lunch or dinner, but the best time to come here is when the sun is setting
• Agkyra Fish Restaurant in Kos Town : You literally can’t get closer to the water than this. Enjoy a delicious dinner with a view in Kos

Fine dining in Kos:

• Cuvee Restaurant : The luxury interior combined with the amazing view and delicious food make for a wonderful fine dining experience in Kos
• Ouzo : Another fantastic spot to enjoy an exquisite dinner with a view is this wonderful restaurant. The BBQ lunch is also very popular amongst guests

Bars and Clubs in Kos

• Memories Bar : Located in the Northern part of the island this fabulous bar is a great spot to relax and enjoy the night
• Atheneon Bar : Located in the Southern part of Kos in the beautiful town of Kardamena, this spot is the perfect place to relax after a long day out on a boat

Explore historical Kos

Discovering the historical riches of Kos is like stepping back in time. This Greek island boasts a captivating blend of ancient and medieval history, where past and present coexist harmoniously. As you stroll through the charming streets of Kos Town , you'll encounter well-preserved ancient ruins like the Roman Odeon and the imposing Nerantzia Castle . The captivating Agora , once a bustling marketplace in antiquity, still echoes with whispers of ancient trade. From archaeological wonders to medieval marvels, the historical tapestry of Kos awaits your exploration, making it an unforgettable part of your sailing adventure in Greece .

Sailing conditions in Kos

Sailing around Kos offers an enticing combination of ideal weather conditions and picturesque coastlines. The island benefits from a classic Mediterranean climate, characterized by warm summers and mild winters. During the prime sailing months, which extend from late spring to early autumn, Kos welcomes the consistent Meltemi winds. These reliable northwesterly winds typically range from 15 to 25 knots, ensuring excellent sailing opportunities for both intermediate and more seasoned sailors. The sea remains relatively tranquil, with waves averaging around 1 to 2 meters, ensuring a comfortable and pleasurable sailing experience. Nonetheless, it's prudent to stay informed about weather forecasts and local conditions, particularly during the transitional periods of May and October. The wind speeds tend to pick up during these periods. For an optimal sailing adventure amidst the stunning waters surrounding Kos, late spring or early autumn is the preferred timeframe to embark on your voyage.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Kos?

A speedboat rental in Kos for a day is available for 300-400 EUR, but any boats that are available for a week or more require a bigger budget. You can rent a catamaran in Kos starting at 10.000 EUR per week while other catamarans and motorboats are more expensive. A gulet rental in Kos might cost you as much as 55.000 EUR per week.

What type of boat is best for sailing in Kos?

It all depends on the type of boat vacation you would like to experience in Kos and what kind of experiences you would like to have. Rent a sailboat in Kos for a real adventure or a boat with two hulls for a more relaxed vacation in the Greek islands .

Motorboat charter in Kos

Pros of renting a motorboat in Kos

A motorboat charter in Kos is ideal for those travelling in comfort and style. You have plenty of room on board and on deck, and don’t have to worry about taking up too much space when travelling with others.

Another great thing about a motorboat rental in Kos is the fact that motorboats are a lot faster than other types of boats, making them the perfect water vehicles to explore stunning coastlines and race across the turquoise waters to see everything you want to see.

Cons of renting a motorboat in Kos

If you want to rent a motorboat in Kos to explore the islands and its surroundings, you should also be aware of some cons coming with that. Motorboats are not the cheapest boats to charter in Greece and you will have to pay extra for the fuel you’re using on your trip, making them not particularly budget-friendly.

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Catamaran rental in Kos

Pros of renting a catamaran in Kos

A catamaran charter in Kos is a great choice for anyone wanting to explore the Greek Islands in style. You have plenty of space on deck, the bedrooms feel like lovely hotel rooms on water, and due to the two hulls a catamaran stands on, there is plenty of room to host a nice-sized group of people. The two hulls support the catamaran so much that it feels less shaky on board - even when the wind and waves pick up a little.

Another great thing about a catamaran rental in Kos is the fact that catamarans come equipped with both a sail and an engine. This makes them very versatile and you can easily react to the changing weather conditions. When the winds are not blowing strong enough, you can always revert to using the engine.

Cons of renting a catamaran in Kos

Something important to keep in mind when chartering a catamaran in Kos is the fact that they are relatively big and with the two hulls, not the easiest to navigate - especially in narrow spaces. You might want to practice your skills before hopping on a catamaran in Greece .

Catamaran charter in Kos

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Pros of renting a sailboat in Kos

A sailboat charter in Kos is a great choice for anyone who wants to explore the islands while enjoying a journey filled with freedom and adventure. You solely sail with the power of the wind and have to fully immerse yourself in Mother Nature.

This makes a sailboat rental in Kos a lot more environmentally friendly than other types of boat holidays. As you harness the power of the wind, you don’t produce any additional CO2-emissions. As you don’t have to worry about leaving the marinas with a full tank, you’re saving on fuel and therefore also a lot of money. Perfect for those travelling on a budget!

Cons of renting a sailboat in Kos

One of the downsides of a sailboat hire in Kos is the fact that you need some skills to sail a sailboat in the Greek Islands. It is not the easiest terrain to get around and sailing a sailboat means that simply pressing a button is not enough to get around.

Sailboat rental in Kos

What kind of boat licence do you need when renting a boat in Kos?

Anyone who wants to charter a yacht in Kos needs to be in possession of a valid boat licence. There are plenty of licences accepted, including the ICC, ASA and RYA. However, you don’t need to carry a VHF radio licence.

Sailing routes in Kos

Day 1 - Sail from Kos Town to Kardamena: Begin your sailing adventure in the charming port of Kos Town, where you can spend the morning exploring historical sites like the Castle of the Knights and the Ancient Agora. After a leisurely lunch in one of the town's many eateries, set sail to the south towards Kardamena. This lively seaside village is known for its vibrant nightlife, making it a great place to unwind after your first day at sea. Kardamena also boasts a beautiful beach with crystal-clear waters, perfect for relaxation.

Day 2 - Sail from Kardamena to Nisyros: On the second day, embark on a journey to the volcanic island of Nisyros. As you approach, you'll be greeted by the picturesque town of Mandraki, which beckons exploration. Here, you can stroll through narrow streets, visit charming shops, and experience local culture. Don't miss a trip to Nikia Village, located on the volcanic caldera rim, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the active volcano. In the afternoon, unwind on Lies Beach, a unique volcanic black sand beach that's ideal for sunbathing and swimming.

Day 3 - Sail from Nisyros to Tilos : Sail further south to the tranquil island of Tilos, known for its unspoiled beauty. Discover the charming village of Megalo Chorio, where you can wander through narrow alleys, visit traditional tavernas, and explore the monastery of Agios Panteleimonas. For a relaxing afternoon, drop anchor at Eristos Beach, a serene and beautiful spot that invites you to enjoy its crystal-clear waters and peaceful surroundings.

Day 4 - Sail from Tilos to Symi: Today, your journey takes you to the picturesque island of Symi. As you approach Gialos, the island's main harbor, you'll be captivated by its colorful neoclassical architecture, creating a postcard-perfect backdrop. Spend your day exploring the charming town, shopping for local crafts, and enjoying the relaxed atmosphere. Don't forget to visit the Panormitis Monastery, a significant religious site on the island. When it's time for some beach relaxation, Nimborio Beach offers a pristine pebble beach with incredibly clear waters.

Day 5 - Sail from Symi to Rhodes: Set sail for Rhodes, the largest of the Dodecanese islands. Rhodes is famous for its medieval Old Town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a must-visit destination. Spend your day exploring the labyrinthine streets, visiting historic sites like the Palace of the Grand Master, and discovering hidden gems within the city walls. In the afternoon, unwind on Elli Beach, a popular sandy beach located near Rhodes Town, where you can soak up the sun and take a refreshing dip in the sea.

Day 6 - Sail from Rhodes to Pserimos: Today's destination is the small and remote island of Pserimos. Known for its tranquility and simplicity, Pserimos offers an ideal escape from the busier tourist spots. Enjoy a leisurely day on this peaceful island, with opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, and exploring its pristine landscapes. The main beach is a charming spot to drop anchor and savor the unspoiled beauty of Pserimos.

Day 7 - Sail from Pserimos to Kos Town: As your sailing journey comes full circle, sail back to the starting point, Kos Town. Use this final day to revisit any sights or attractions you may have missed during your initial exploration of the town. Consider a visit to Lambi Beach, a lovely stretch of coastline not far from the town center, to relax, swim, and soak in the Mediterranean sun. Wrap up your memorable sailing adventure with a delightful meal at one of the seaside restaurants in Kos Town, savoring the flavors of Greek cuisine while reflecting on your week of exploration and relaxation at sea.

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KOS ISLAND PRIVATE BEACHES We set off on this one-of-a-kind cruise from the port of Kardamena on a boat ride to private beaches of kos island Create memories to last a lifetime as you enjoy the magnificent Cruise in kos island.

HALF DAY CRUISE : KOS PRIVATE BEACHES – GYALI. ( Option: Nisiros island.) This exclusive cruise is the perfect end to a day of exploring the culture, history and adventure of island life, letting you sit back, take in the view and enjoy the romance of the Greek islands as you sip on complimentary refreshments.

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DAY CRUISE TRIP : KOS – GYALI – NISYROS We set off on this cruise from the picturesque port of Kardamena as we sail towards the northern tip of the island only to be awaited by magnificent scenery and crystal clear waters in the Kefalos Bay, right next to Camel Beach.

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Snorkel, swim and explore a marine treasure trove of secluded coves only accessible by specialist-designed boats as you discover the Blue Zone of Kos.

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What a great experience ! We had one day on the boat with so many nice impressions. The captain was super nice and had the best spots to see and anchor. Highly recommend to book a trip here!

8 of the Most Luxurious Yacht Charters in Thailand

T hailand is one of the best yacht charter destinations in the world. If you’re looking to experience a yachting vacation in Southeast Asia, consider booking these luxury yacht charters in Thailand with some of the best boats available for rent.

With over 1,000 remote islands and crystal clear waters filled with vibrant marine life, Thailand is one of the top charter destinations in the world. While the traditional yachting crowd might still be going on Caribbean yacht charters for their fix of winter sun, Thailand is slowly becoming a popular alternative cruising destination for luxury private yacht charters and scuba diving charters.

Whether you’re looking for a casual bareboat charter or want the most luxurious superyacht experience money can buy, there are plenty of vessels available to rent privately from Thailand’s main yachting hubs such as Pattaya or Phuket. Take a look at some of the dreamiest luxury yacht charters available for cruising in Thai waters now.

Set sail with the best luxury yacht charters in Thailand

1. mes amis.

Delivered in 2007 by New Zealand’s Fitzroy Yachts, Mes Amis is a sailing sloop with a modern design by Ed Dubois. Guests can enjoy the warm waters of Thailand thanks to a toybox carrying the likes of kayaks, wakeboards and SUPs, before soaking up the sunshine in her ample outdoor spaces including a fold-down swim platform. A covered al fresco dining area is perfect for staying out of direct sun while still enjoying stunning views.

Capacity: 10 guests & 6 crew

Cost: USD 125,000 per week

How to rent: Cecil Wright brokerage, cecilwright.com

2. Navis One

Navis One offers charter itineraries in beautiful locations around Thailand, from the Similan Islands and Phuket to Koh Phi Phi, Phang Nga, Koh Lanta, Krabi and Tarutao National Park, all the way down to the Malaysian island of Langkawi. Guests will be able to explore all of these breathtaking destinations to the full, thanks to Navis One’s helipad and impressive toybox carrying Jet Skis and SeaBobs as well as fishing gear and scuba diving kit . Built by Soraya Yachts in 2018, this modern superyacht is designed with elegant indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces, including a top deck Jacuzzi tub.

Size: 46.5m

Capacity: 12 guests & 10 crew

Cost: USD 200,000 p/w

Charter agent: Northrop & Johnson brokerage, northropandjohnson.com

Bilgin Yachts’ Mia Kai is instantly recognisable at sea thanks to her glamorous, champagne-hued hull. She is equally eye-catching indoors, with her air-conditioned interiors finished in elegant, traditional wood panelling. But the best views are enjoyed from the sun-protected top deck, complete with an al fresco dining space and a hot tub. A toybox carrying gear for fishing, diving, waterskiing and wakeboarding as well as Jet Skis and a banana boat will ensure all guests are entertained while on board.

Size: 29.5m

Capacity: 8 guests & 8 crew

Cost: From 58,700 USD to 71,700 USD + VAT

Charter agent: Mia Kai is independently chartered. Visit www.mymiakai.com .

4. Guillemot

Sleek sailing sloop Guillemot was delivered by Dutch shipyard Vitters in 2004. Her most recent refit was in 2021 and saw her interiors totally redesigned and refreshed for charter guests’ benefit. An on-board highlight is the split-level master cabin, featuring a private study and walk-in wardrobe. Above deck, she is well equipped for warm-weather cruising thanks to a dedicated swim platform and an expansive fleet of water toys – including scuba diving gear.

Capacity: 10 guests & 7 crew

Charter agent: Camper & Nicholsons brokerage, camperandnicholsons.com

Launched in 1999, Xanadu’s classic style interiors were last refitted in 2019 to ensure she has all the modern amenities to please today’s charter guests. This includes a toybox carrying all the latest gadgets from Jet Skis, SUPs and kayaks to gear for diving , snorkelling and fishing. Xanadu’s standout feature is the flybridge, complete with a barbecue grill, sun pads and al fresco dining space for outdoor entertaining, while a unique element is the skylight in the master cabin that allows guests to stargaze as they fall asleep. The cosmopolitan crew, complete with a Thai chef who can serve local dishes , will help fully immerse guests in their charter experience in Thailand.

Capacity: 8 guests & 6 crew

Cost: EUR 70,000 per week + expenses

Charter agent: Simpson Marine, simpsonmarine.com

Azul V is one of the biggest boats available to charter in Thailand and indeed all of Southeast Asia. The 48.3 metre CRN motor yacht first hit the water in 1996, but underwent an extensive refit in 2015 which earned her a World Superyacht Award. Her classic-style, air-conditioned interiors are paired with a standout sun deck boasting a hot tub with a swim up bar. Other on-board highlights include a gym for waterside workouts and a well-stocked toy box for water sports.

Size: 48.3m

Capacity: 12 guests & 11 crew

Cost: 180,000 USD + 25% APA

Charter agent: Asia Yacht Agency, azul-v.com

7. Maritimus

Maritimus is a nifty 23.77 metre Princess motor yacht delivered in 2012. Her compact size makes her ideal for smaller groups wanting to discovering hidden coves and anchorages inaccessible to bigger vessels, and allows her to explore further thanks to an impressive top speed of 32 knots. Maritimus’ on-board spaces were last refitted in 2021 and are equipped for indoor or outdoor entertaining, complete with a top deck cocktail bar . The submersible swimming platform meanwhile enables easy access to warm Thai waters for swimming, fishing or paddle boarding.

Size: 23.77 metres

Capacity: 8 guests & 3 crew

Cost: THB 300 -350,000 + VAT per day

Charter agent: Contact Boat Lagoon Yachting, boatlagoonyachting.com

8. Camara C

First launched by British builder Yarrow & Co in 1961, Camara C is a prime example of a classic “gentleman’s yacht”. The charm of her traditional canoe-hull design and wood-panelled interiors are complemented with up-to-date amenities thanks to her refit completed in 2022. Guests have a fleet of water toys to choose from during their charter, including fishing gear to catch your own dinner and enjoy a fresh al fresco meal on the stunning sundeck. With tropical-grade air conditioning, a steel hull and a cruising range of over 4,000 nautical miles, Camara C is the perfect vessel for discovering the Thai islands in old-school style.

Size: 32 metres

Capacity: 12 guests & 6 crew

Cost: EUR 60-70,000 per week + expenses

Charter agent: Contact Fraser brokerage, fraseryachts.com

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

– How much does it cost to rent a private yacht in Thailand?

Costs vary greatly depending on the type and size of vessel and the location and length of the charter. A private yacht charter in Thailand can cost anywhere from USD 1,400 a day to over USD 100,000 a week.

– How much does it cost to rent a yacht for a day in Thailand?

Charter rates for renting a private yacht for a day in Thailand can range from USD 1,000 a day to over USD 100,000 a day.

(Main image: Mia Kai; Featured image: Mes Amis/ Christopher Scholey)

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