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Kos is the second largest after Rhodes and second most visited Dodecanese island in Greece. The harbour is guarded by an imposing castle of the Knights of St John, the streets are lined with Italian built public buildings, and minarets and palm trees punctuate extensive Hellenistic and Roman remains. Kos is the most fertile of the archipelago, blessed with rich soil and abudunt ground water lacking of the wild beauty of Rhodes.

Except in Kos Town and Mastihari, there are few independent travellers, and from mid-July to mid-September the island is overcrowded. The tourist industry is juxtaposed rather bizarrely with cows munching amid baled hay near olive groves, and Greek Army tanks exercising in the volcanic badlands around the airport.

Like Tilos further south, Kos never had to earn its living from the sea and consequently has little in the way of a maritime tradition or a contemporary fishing fleet. All these peculiarities acknowledged, Kos is still worth a few days’ time while island-hopping: its few mountain villages are appealing, the tourist infrastructure excellent and swimming opportunities limitless – about half the island’s perimeter is fringed by beaches of various sizes, colors and consistencies.

Almost three quarters of the island’s working people are directly engaged in tourism, and the scale of demand tells you something about Kos’s beauty and attractions, Kos has been inhabited for roughly 10,000 years, and has for a significant portion of that time been both an important center of commerce and a line of defense. Its population in ancient times may have reached 100,000, but today it is less than a third of that number. Across the millennia, the unchallenged favorite son of the island has been Hippocrates, the father of Western medicine, who has left his mark not only on Kos but also on the world. The principal attractions of Kos are its antiquities, most notably the Asklepion and its beaches where at summer are very swamped.

Kos is part of the Dodecanese island chain in the southeastern Aegean Sea, off the Anatolian coast of Turkey. The specific geographical coordinates are 36°53’12.1″N 27°16’55.6″E.

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A Kos yacht charter is the gateway to the Sporades archipelago. Kos is one interesting and important yacht charter destination to cruise to on a  Greece yacht charter . Considered as one of the best cultural attractions in the entire Mediterranean , Kos draws a significant number of tourists and yacht charterers through most parts of the year. Of course, the place is bursting with yachting charter enthusiasts during the summer months as well as a range of visiting superyachts and crewed luxury yachts.

Kos features a myriad of important attractions, events and night-time entertainment options, everything that you want to find on your dream luxury yacht holiday in the Eastern Mediterranean .

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Yacht charter adventurers traveling to the Sporades Archipelago should not miss the opportunity to discover and experience the splendor and allure of Kos. When it comes to Kos yacht charter holiday, it refers to the island, the town and the biggest port in all of Greece. This is the main reason why you should launch your journey to the exciting destinations in the Sporades Archipelago with a visit to the Island of Kos. Kos is the largest town in the Island and easily the most important yacht charter destination in the region.

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The Island of Kos has a mountainous terrain and features several high peaks. The lowland landscape of the island is defined by fertile flat lands and the highlands are generally not arable. This is one of the interesting contrasts that define its topography. The town of Kos is also the main port of the island and the main population center and cultural hub of the Kos Island. The town is an elegant mix of old structures and archeological landmarks and modern trimmings.

Within the town as well as along its suburbs, sailors and yacht charter enthusiasts will get a glimpse of the rich and storied history of the old Kos. Surviving remnants of ancient civilizations indicate strong Greek, Italian and Turkish influence. Other important attractions in the town of Kos are its famed narrow alleyways as well as several restaurants and other food venues, cafes and local boutiques. Tourists and Greece yacht charter enthusiasts must also visit exotic villages within the island such as Marmari, Tigaki, Zipari and Asfendiou. Of course, you should visit the village of Zia to get a perfect glimpse of captivating Greek sunset. 

Important Places and Popular Attractions

The must-see attractions and places in Kos include the St. Stephen’s Christian Basilica complex, the Asklepion, St. John the Baptist Church, the famed Hippocrates Tree and the fascinating Neratzia Castle. There are other interesting places and important landmarks to visit in the Island of Kos, and it will surely be a perfect place to start your journey to the important and significant attractions in the region.

Local authorities of Kos have established a train system to allow tourists and yacht charter enthusiasts to cover in less than an hour all the important and significant attractions and places within Kos. The train system starts from the harbour and takes the best routes along the important sections of the town.

If you really want to experience an authentic Greek yacht charter holiday, then you must include in your itinerary the Island of Kos.

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Sally, It could not have possibly been better. The crew, captain and cook were the best I have ever seen. Truly the A team. Everything was so amazing. Thanks Sally! We will remain in touch. S/Y LA FINALE / Kos Greece / June

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Kos is an outstanding place to sail - it has glorious sunshine and good, reliably strong winds, together with the beautiful Dodecanese islands to explore - with it's cute fishing villages, secluded beaches, cliffs and caves, and picturesque sunsets. Large chunks of the islands are completely undeveloped, so they'll be the exact same views as when the Ancient Greeks were here thousands of years ago.

From Kos, you could head South and sail to Rhodes, with its medieval castles and crusading knights, or North to take in the Sponge-diving community at Kalymnos, the Italian WWII military base at Leros, or the cave where St John wrote the Bibles' Book of Revelation in isolated Patmos. We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !  

 SAILING RATING:  Beginner / Intermediate - With easy line-of-sight navigation, clear waters and light winds it's a great start point for novice sailors most of the year - though conditions can be more challenging in July & August when the Meltemi comes to play.  Peak season is July & August, but you can sail here from March to November.

 MUST-SEE:  Our full suggested itinerary is further down the page, but we'd highly recommend taking in natural beauty in Kalymnos , the elegant architecture of Leros , and the pretty traditional Greek village of Patmos .

 WHAT WE CAN OFFER:  We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.

 GETTING THERE:  The Marina is c. 35 minutes from Kos airport. We can organise transfers for you - a 4 person taxi is c. €50 - 60.

 WHY BOOK WITH US?  We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.  

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From Kos, you could head South and sail to Rhodes, with its medieval castles and crusading knights, or North to take in the Sponge-diving community at Kalymnos, the Italian WWII military base at Leros, or the cave where St John wrote the Bibles' Book of Revelation in isolated Patmos. We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !  

 SAILING RATING:  Beginner / Intermediate - With easy line-of-sight navigation, clear waters and light winds it's a great start point for novice sailors most of the year - though conditions can be more challenging in July & August when the Meltemi comes to play.  Peak season is July & August, but you can sail here from March to November.

 MUST-SEE:  Our full suggested itinerary is further down the page, but we'd highly recommend taking in natural beauty in Kalymnos , the elegant architecture of Leros , and the pretty traditional Greek village of Patmos .

 WHAT WE CAN OFFER:  We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.

 GETTING THERE:  The Marina is c. 35 minutes from Kos airport. We can organise transfers for you - a 4 person taxi is c. €50 - 60.

 WHY BOOK WITH US?  We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.  

 WHAT NEXT?  Use the pink box to search for yachts or catamarans with LIVE pricing & availability - if you have any other questions or requests, get in touch via Live Chat, the Contact Form , or by phone.

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6-day Sailing Itinerary from Kos

The Dodecanese islands offer an excellent (and beautiful) playground for a sailor. There are tens of islands to explore, and there is something for everyone - from secluded bays, to small seemingly forgotten towns like Leros, to Kalymnos (famous for producing the best sponge divers in the world) and the colossal historic tourist town of Rhodes.

In total, this itinerary is 108 nautical miles (or nM), which is long enough to do some serious sailing, but short enough to feel leisurely and to give you time to explore before, after or during sailing each leg. Most yachts average at least five to six knots, and with an average sailing distance of under 20 nM, that means you’ll be sailing for about four hours a day, depending upon how slick your crew operates. That leaves time for leisurely breakfasts, long lunches, short walks, or for nosing into bays en-route for a swim.

This is a six day itinerary on the basis that after checking in and getting food, drink and other provisions on board, you likely won't be able to do any significant sailing on the Saturday you arrive, and you'll have to return the yacht to Kos for Friday night (but will be able to sleep on it for the night), so you'll likely only have six days of sailing.  

From Kos, you’ll need to bear North past the old town, and then pretty much due West, keeping the coastline of Kos on your port side, and most likely reaching your sails across the prevailing winds, which should be arriving from the North-west, and hitting the right hand side of your face as you make your way out and along Kos and past the island of Pserimos.

The rugged mountainous island just off the nose of the boat on your starboard side is Kalymnos, where we’re spending the first night. It was originally famous for having the best sponge divers in the world (and they were sent around the world to free-dive and collect live sponges by hand), but after disease killed much of the local sponge a couple of decades ago, it is now just as famous for being important in the world of rock-climbing, and people come from all over the world to test themselves on those there walls of rock.

Kalymnos is a cute tourist town, and you won’t have to walk far from your boat to get your hands on some local sponge or their delicious local honey (infused with thyme, oregano and sage, all grown on the hills around the island). Enjoy the change in the pace of life here – it will feel a light years away from the normal hustle and bustle and the world of work.  

Nowadays it is back to being a remote Greek island, but there are signs of the bloody history – from a medieval castle on a hilltop, Mussolini's summer palace (which he ordered to be built after Lakki was used as Italy's biggest naval base outside Italy, and seeing how beautiful the island was), and the clock tower, which ominously stopped ticking at the precise moment when the town was bombed by the Germans in World War two. Indeed, Leros was the second-most bombed island in the war (after Crete), and some big, big ships are below the water-line in or around Lakki harbour (as a result of the centuries of war, the area is very popular with divers).

But Leros is also an ancient island, and was once the hunting ground of Artemis, the daughter of Zeus himself, and the goddess of animals and the wilderness. Leros used to be a place where legend tells us she used to hunt deer. Lakki town itself is a grand and elegant town, with a good selection of shops, and tavernas selling the freshest fish you can imagine.  

Having seen the climbing enthusiasts of Kalymnos, and the divers of Leros, the island of Patmos is a major pilgrimage destination – St John lived in a cave on the island when he was living in exile and it was here that he heard the voice of God and wrote the book of revelation for the Bible. The Cave of Revelation or Cave of the Apocalypse is only a few kilometres out of town and is supposed to be an incredibly moving place to visit.

Skala town itself started as five or six grand holiday homes for a bunch of super-rich families, but has developed through the years to become a welcoming haven for tourists, with some beautiful waterfront bars and cafes.  

With the prevailing wind, you'll likely be able to get from Patmos to Lipsi in one straight broad reach, so, after a couple of days of tacking, you can let your crew rest easy for much of the day, and they can enjoy the sunshine.

Lipsi is off the beaten track, so it is about as remote and unspoilt as you can get. It used to be a place you could only reach if you had your own boat, but the land-lubbers are catching up and there’s now daily ferries from Leros, as well as a small amount of tourist accommodation. People mainly come for the crystal-clear waters and the secluded and beautiful beaches (which used to have a reputation for being popular with naturists, but not so much these days).  

We're essentially heading down the back-side of Leros and Kalymnos, so you'll have seen all there is to see of those islands. If you get an early start, you might even be able to visit the dusty town of Agia Marina or the beaches of Alinda or Sykate on the way, but just enjoy the terrain, sunshine and the gentle lapping of the sea against the hull of the boat as you continue South-west down the coast.

You'll need to sail up the small bay or channel to get up to Vathi, which looks like a super-small village, but it extends right down the valley for another couple of kilometres from the marina, and includes a monastery as well as an abundance of farmland, where they cultivate forests of citrus trees. There's a number of very welcoming tavernas here.  

The prevailing wind will likely be behind you, and the helm will feel it on the back of their head as Kos comes round the corner and into view. You get a brilliant view of Kos as you go past, and now is a good time to try and get a team photo if you haven't already got one. Now is also a good time to reflect on what a great week you've had. Hopefully you've really enjoyed it and the crew have all been brilliant, you've been impressed by the things you've seen, you've eaten heartily, drunk sensibly enough, and are returning back home with even better friends that you arrived with.

Once you're in Kos, you'll need to head to the refuelling dock to fill up the fuel tanks before you return the boat to the same sort of area where you found her. Our yacht charter partner will come and inspect the boat (so that they can be sure to have it ready for the next group of sailors who will take her out), but you can stay on the boat for the night. If you haven't yet explored Kos, then now is a great time to get out there and check out the city – it's full of history, and a great place to explore with an ice cream in your hand. It should also be fairly lively as lots of holiday-makers will be spending their last night on the island (including a fair few sailors).

And then you're off. Have a safe flight, and, when you’re downloading your photos, come and have a look at PlainSailing.com to read other destination guides and to start planning your next voyage!  

Sailing Conditions

The remote location of the islands also means that the winds have time to build up a decent head of steam – it's regularly Force 4 or 5 (11 – 22 knots) which is perfect sailing conditions (though be beware that there have been Force 8 winds in August before, and make sure you check the weather forecasts).

After the sun sets, the wind tends to die down to a light breeze for a few hours before picking up in the early morning (so make sure your lines are tight before you go to bed or you'll be back out on deck at 3am in your underwear to stop the unbearable clanking of the ropes against the mast!)

Marina Details - Kos Marina

Kos Marina is based a short ten-minute walk from Kos town, a tourist town based around an ancient harbour, and with a very lively nightlife. The marina has a restaurant/bar, as well as a shop, chandlery and laundry facilities. Toilet and shower facilities are to a decent standard, and the marina is well sheltered from the prevailing winds.

As charters are normally Saturday to Saturday, you might be needing somewhere to rest your head on land if your flights are on a Friday and/or a Sunday. We’d recommend Hotel Koala or Triton Hotel .

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Home of Hippocrates - Kos’ healing powers live on

As one of the better known islands in, Kos hasn’t avoided the traps of tourism but it’s best and most beautiful charms can only be enjoyed by those lucky enough to be on board a superyacht.

Kos is within the Dodecanese islands in Greece and follows the popular island of Rhodes when it comes to size and visitors. This does mean that the summer months can become crowded amongst the hotels and resorts but if you’re travelling in the luxury of a charter yacht , you’re free to enjoy some of the finest beaches in the region along its coast on your own terms.

When heading inland on Kos, make sure to spend some time taking a tour of the vineyards. With its rich, fertile soil the island has the perfect environment for agriculture and is proud of its winemaking history that dates back to Ancient Greece. Today you can enjoy a variety of tours and tastings whilst soaking up the beautiful scenery, some of the best of which can be found in the vineyards if Chantziemmanouil, Mores and Triantafyllopoulos.

The buzzing Mediterranean harbour town of Kos Town is also worth exploring on the island. Although well-known for its lively bars, restaurants and nightclubs, here you’ll find winding cobbled streets as well as important historical ruins such as the Ancient Agora and the tree of Hippocrates - the Greek father of medicine who called the island home. Of course you won’t be able to miss Kos Town’s crowning glory which is the magnificent medieval castle of which the fortress guards the entrance to the harbour.

While the north of Kos has found its place as a tourist hub, the southern coast still remains largely undeveloped and largely inaccessible unless you are travelling by sea. Here you can enjoy the best beaches on the ascend, with a five mile stretch of sand divided into havens with names like Paradise Beach and Magic Beach to choose from. Beyond the beaches, a must-see place to visit and enjoy while in Kos is its thermal springs. Around 10km from Kos Town in Agios Fokas, these pools of hot waters surrounded by boulders contain minerals said to have healing properties - a perfect way to relax after a hard day at sea.

In order to find out more regarding the cruising grounds of Kos, be sure to get in touch with your preferred charter broker after taking a look at all of the superyachts available for charter in Greece .

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As a worldwide yacht agency, we have a presence in some of the most sought-after destinations for yacht journeys. Our bases in Kos and Athens, Greece are strategically located in the heart of the Aegean Sea, offering convenient access to some of the most stunning islands and coastal destinations in the Mediterranean. Our Kos base is located on the northeastern coast of the island, offering a prime location for exploring the Dodecanese island complex. From here, you can easily visit the nearby islands of Kalymnos, Patmos, and Leros, as well as Turkey’s Turquoise Coast. Our Athens base is located in the heart of the city, just a stone’s throw from the Acropolis and the historic Plaka district. From here, you can easily access the nearby Saronic Gulf islands, as well as the Cyclades, Sporades, and Ionian islands. With our bases in Kos and Athens, we offer unparalleled access to some of the most beautiful destinations in the Mediterranean.

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At our Kos office, we offer a range of on-site services, including bunkering, provisioning, and berth reservations. We can also arrange for repairs and maintenance, as well as transportation and customs clearance. Our team is dedicated to ensuring that all aspects of your voyage run smoothly, so you can relax and enjoy the beauty of Kos island.

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Sailing Yacht Ec J53 10 G · Jeanneau 53 · 2010 /

Sailing Yacht Cl 56 C 14 G · Bavaria Cruiser 56 · 2014 /

Sailing Yacht Constantina · Bavaria 43 Cruiser · 2009 /

Gulet Beyaz Lale · Standard Plus Gulet · 1995 /2020

Gulet Le Pietre · Deluxe Gulet · 2009 /

Sailing Yacht S/Y Kynthia · Bavaria Cruiser 46 · 2019 /

Catamaran Melissanthi · Lagoon 42 · 2019 /

Catamaran Plous · Lagoon 42 · 2017 /

Catamaran Rafaella K · Lagoon 440 · 2008 /

Catamaran Sundowner · Lagoon 46 · 2020 /

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