Dodecanese Islands

Yacht Rental Dodecanese Islands

Endless sands, beaches, and unexplored islets, castles, ancient civilizations, cosmopolitan but untouched Dodecanese islands are waiting to be explored by you on a private yacht charter.

The Dodecanese islands are lined like a jewel above the deep blue sea in the southeast of the Aegean Sea. It is possible to see the traces of cultures over the centuries in almost every part of the islands. You will discover and experience surfing beaches, roads with soft hills ideal for cycling, and shimmering, glass-blue water for swimming and snorkeling. Dodecanese islands await you with all their charm and hospitality. You will have a great time on your Dodecanese Island Private Rental Yacht Trip. You’ll enjoy the endless entertainment capture nature, culture, and history at the same frame.

It’s time to start planning your summer getaways! Make this a summer to remember you'll never forget by booking your own Private Rental Yacht Vacation in Greece.

We can offer you great itineraries according to your preferences, below there is a list of our available rental yachts in Greece. Select the ones you are most interested in or simply contact us and we'll take care of all your yacht rental needs. Find your ideal luxury Dodecanese Islands Yacht Rental (Twelve Islands in Greece), located on the southeastern side of the Aegean Sea, between the Cyclades and the coasts of Turkey.

Start your discovery of the Mediterranean Sea by chartering a crewed motor yacht rental from the beautiful Dodecanese Islands. Here are the places to visit on your Dodecanese Islands yacht rental.

Dodecanese Islands

Dodecanese islands are fantastic yacht rental sailing destinations, enriched by a unique culture and turbulent history with each civilization leaving their mark behind, be it the Ottomans, Greeks, Romans, or Venetians.

Dodecanese Islands

All Dodecanese islands offer yacht rental opportunities for relaxation, sightseeing, adventure, and beautiful beaches.

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1Day 1 Kos to Astypalea
Day 1 Kos to Astypalea

Boarding at the port of Astypalaia after 15.30 and the captain will be informing you about the details of the cruise. Astypalaia called in Italian Stampalia and Ottoman Turkish İstanbulya, is a Greek island. It belongs to the Dodecanese chain in the southeastern Aegean Sea. The island has a rich historical past being mentioned in Greek Mythology and then colonized by the Romans, Byzantines, and Ottomans. Astypalea is known as “The Butterfly of the Aegean” because of its shape, white light, and crystal-clear water. The main highlight of Astypalea is the Chora! Local white houses are most common in Cyclades Islands but the island officially belongs to the Dodecanese. We will dock the private rental yacht to Astypalaia Harbor for dinner and an overnight stay.

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2Day 2 Astypalea to Chalki
Day 2 Astypalea to Chalki

Chalki is a Greek island and municipality in the Dodecanese archipelago in the Aegean Sea, some 6 Km west of Rhodes. Early in the morning, we will have a pleasant breakfast on the way to Chalki Island. Chalki is a beautiful island of Dodecanese distinguishes for its traditional architecture and relaxing beaches. Chalki has been chosen as ‘’the island of peace and friendship’’, a meeting place. Nimborio, the capital of Chalki is one of the prettiest neoclassical settlements of Greece! We will stay at Chalki Harbour for the night.

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3Day 3 Chalki to Karpathos
Day 3 Chalki to Karpathos

We will set sail to Karpathos after a nice breakfast early in the morning. Karpathos is the second largest of the Greek Dodecanese islands, in the southeastern Aegean Sea. The island has a typical ancient history being mentioned in Homer’s The Iliad and being involved in successive wars and conquests. Karpathos Island is known for its unspoiled nature, magnificent beauties, and wonderful beaches. However, the best-known place of Karpathos is Olympos village on the almost inaccessible hill in the northernmost Karpathos mountains. Thanks to the high position of the village, you can enjoy magnificent views of the surrounding countryside and sea from many points in the town. We will dock the private yacht to Karpathos Harbor for dinner and an overnight stay.

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4Day 4 Karpathos to Tilos
Day 4 Karpathos to Tilos

Tilos, a small and quiet island in the Dodecanese, hypnotize the visitor with its original atmosphere and unspoiled nature. Tilos island is located between Kos and Rhodes. Remains of a dwarf elephant have also been found on this island, some of whose remains are in the museum. It is one of the small islands belonging to the Dodecanese Islands. The culture of Tilos has also left its mark on time with Byzantine monuments, medieval castles, caves, churches, and rare iconography. You may want to take a bus tour to Megaro Horio, a pretty village set on the hillside below a Medieval castle, which is now experiencing a revival due to the return of ex-pat Greeks to the island. Dinner and overnight stay will be on this lovely island on the private rental yacht Greece.

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5Day 5 Tilos to Kalymnos
Day 5 Tilos to Kalymnos

We will cruise to Kalymnos Island early in the morning and have a swimming break in a bay around the island. Kalymnos is one of the Northern Islands in the Dodecanese sailing area being the fourth largest of the group. Kalymnos is famous for its rocky landscape and the International Climbing Festival is taking place every year in Kalymnos, attracting climbers from all over the world! You may find yourself doing activities such as climbing, scuba diving, mountain hike, and spelunking. Moreover, Kalymnos is known as an international sponge-harvesting trade center. There’s still a lovely beach at Emborio, a charming resort at Vathi, and the added interest of Telendos. You should also visit the Monastery of Saint Sava near Pothia and buy a local natural sponge in one of the shops. Your private yacht will stay here for the dinner and overnight.

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6Day 6 Kalymnos to Leros
Day 6 Kalymnos to Leros

In the morning we cruise to the island Leros; a small island with a beautiful sea. Leros is a Greek island and municipality in the Dodecanese in the southern Aegean Sea. It lies 317Km from Athens's port of Piraeus. Leros has been able to preserve much of its traditional way of life. You can explore Leros island on foot or by renting a bicycle. To see Leros Castle, you have to climb 300 steps from Platanos. As you climb the stairs from Central Platanos, you pass through narrow streets and flower gardens. Here we’ll have a swimming break and stay at Leros Harbour overnight.

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7Day 7 Leros to Nisyros
Day 7 Leros to Nisyros

We will set sail to Nisyros after a nice breakfast early in the morning. Nisyros is a volcanic Greek island and municipality in the Aegean Sea. It’s part of the Dodecanese group of islands, between the islands of Kos and Tilos. One of the features that make Nisyros a tourist destination is a volcano that is still active on the island. Nikea village, which is on the shore of the volcano that last exploded in 1422, attracts you with its mosaic square, church, and snow-white streets. Here in Nisyros Island we will have a swimming break and stay at Nisyros Harbour overnight on the rental yacht Greece.

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8Day 8 Nisyros to Rhodes
Day 8 Nisyros to Rhodes

In the morning we cruise to the island Rhodes; a large island with a beautiful sea. Rhodos is the capital and the largest island of the Dodecanese group. It is located on the Easternmost side of the Aegean sea. The capital, also called Rhodes, has modern, ancient and medieval places to visit. The island of Rhodos consists of long, sandy beaches and coves. The island of Rhodes is a very popular holiday destination, with an average of 300 days of sunshine a year. Lindos and Kamiros are the touristic areas of Rhodes Island. You’ll begin to get a taste of authentic traditional Greece. Here we’ll have a swimming break and stay at Rhodes Harbour overnight on the rental yacht Greece.

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9Day 9 Rhodes to Symi
Day 9 Rhodes to Symi

We will set sail to Symi after a nice breakfast early in the morning. Your yacht charter destination Symi provide a relaxing reference back to the different time and peace. Symi Island is distinguished from other Greek islands, which are generally dominated by blue and white, with the striking beauty of pastel colors. Panormitis is the island’s famous monastery which is visited by people from all over the world. Symi is a Dodecanese island close to Turkey and has long been a tourist destination for rental superyacht charters due to its coastal beauty and quaintness. Here we’ll have a swimming break and stay at Symi Harbour overnight on the rental yacht Greece.

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10Day 10 Symi to Kos
Day 10 Symi to Kos

After breakfast on the boat, you can leave the boat in the morning. We hope you had a pleasant cruising and we want to host you on a private charter yacht next time on another voyage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does a crewed yacht charter include?

A crewed charter includes the yacht and its professional crew (captain, and depending on the yacht a chef, deckhands and hostess), who sail, cook and look after you for the whole trip. Fuel, food and drinks, marina fees and other running costs are usually paid on top of the charter fee; your charter specialist will explain exactly what applies to the yacht you choose.

How are the charter prices on the website calculated?

The prices shown are weekly charter rates in euros. Most yachts have a low-season and a high-season rate, and some have separate summer and winter locations and rates. Ask us for a quote for your dates and itinerary.

When is the best time for a yacht charter in Turkey and Greece?

The yacht charter season on the Turkish coast and in the Greek islands starts in the middle of April and continues until the end of September. The hottest weather, with long warm days, is between June and August; May, June and September are quieter and very pleasant.

Which types of yachts can I charter?

We offer motor yachts, traditional wooden gulets, sailing yachts, crewed sailing catamarans and trimarans. Use the filters on the Yachts for Charter page to search by type, price, destination, guests, cabins, length, year of build and builder.

Where can I charter a yacht with Rendez-Vous Yachts?

Our destinations include Turkey, Greece, Croatia and Montenegro, Italy, France, Spain and the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, North America and Alaska, the Indian Ocean and Asia Pacific, Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea, and Antarctica.

How do I book a yacht?

Choose a yacht and use the Contact Broker or Check availability button on its page, or send us a message through the contact form, by phone, WhatsApp or e-mail. Our charter specialist will check availability, prepare an offer and guide you through the booking.

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