Day 1SaturdayKosFly to Kos and transfer to Kos marina for embarkation. Kos is the home of the father of modern medicine Hippocrates and the ancient ruins of the Asklepieion medical complex are a must. In Kos town you can hire a bike as the best way to explore.
Day 2SundayKardamena (18 nm)
Kardamena (18 nm)A few hours’ sail along the protected southern side of Kos, a great chance to get to know your yacht and enjoy a swim stop along the way. Kardamena is a lively destination, great for a punch party and the first group meal.
Day 3MondayNisyros (10 nm)
Nisyros (10 nm)A short sail south to the island of Nisyros, perfect if you wish to spend an afternoon exploring the still-active volcano. Visit the monastery in the afternoon, with a choice of superb seafood tavernas to finish.
Day 4TuesdayTilos (20 nm)
Tilos (20 nm)The epitome of a traditional Greek Island with nice beaches and a friendly ‘far from the madding crowd’ feel. Tilos also hosts an internationally protected bird sanctuary.
Day 5WednesdaySymi (24 nm)
Symi (24 nm)The stunning harbour of Symi is a great place to sail into. The amphitheatre town retains its traditional character and charm, having been much renovated over recent years. Be sure to climb the steps to the church for a superb panoramic view.
Day 6ThursdayFree Sailing
Free SailingIf you didn’t make it to the volcano, Nisyros may be a good choice. Otherwise, your crew will give you the best recommendations based on the weather and your preferences.
Day 7FridayKos Marina
Kos MarinaIt’s time to head back to our base in Kos Marina and stroll into town. Our favourite restaurant is tucked away up a cobbled alley off the main seafront, perfect for our farewell dinner.

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Dodecanese flotilla holidays from Kos
Dodecanese flotilla holidays from Kos
Sailing adventures in an area full of history and culture, with fresh winds, open waters and islands from cosmopolitan Kos to little-known gems.


















