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Spring sailing flotilla. Greece. The Dodecanese.

Greece. The Dodecanese.

April 25 – May 2, 20208 days

Start
Λεωφ. Γεωρ. Παπανδρέου, Kos 853 00, Greece
Finish
Kos 853 00, Greece
Level
Beginners, Experienced, Professionals
Languages
Russian, English
Organizer

Nadezhda B

About the event

Greek architecture, island romance, an active volcano, and a small, friendly sailing flotilla.

What is it about?

Between Kos and Rhodes, there is the pearl of the Dodecanese archipelago, the island of Symi. Near the island of Kos, there are warm springs that flow into the sea. We can reach them by yachts. On the island of Nisyros, there is an active volcano. Everything is close, so we will have short daytime crossings of 20-30 miles, and you won’t get tired.

Where will we start?

The start is at Kos Marina on the north coast of the island of Kos, one of the islands of the Dodecanese archipelago. Marina is 30 minutes from Kos Ipokratis Airport, which can be reached from Helsinki, as well as from Moscow and St. Petersburg. The alternative ways to get there are via Bodrum or Istanbul.

Which boat will we sail on?

The yacht: Dufour 382 gl

Do I need a visa?

All participants need a Schengen visa.

We make invitations for a visa.

Offers and pricing

  • DUFOUR 382 GL, built 2015

    DUFOUR 382 GL

    3 cabins, 8 overnight guests

    OrganizerNadezhda B

    • Cabin for up to 2 persons

      €950for 2 people · whole trip€475 per person

    • Cabin spot

      €500per person · whole trip

    • Paid separately

    • Shared expenses

      €50per person

    What the price covers

    Cash desk expenses: mooring in marinas, fuel. The box office does not cover meals and transfers to the yacht from the airport.

Itinerary

  1. Saturday

    9.00 to 23.00 - meeting at the marina

  2. Saturday

    9:00 - checkout

Location

Between Kos and Rhodes, there is the pearl of the Dodecanese archipelago, the island of Symi. Near the island of Kos, there are warm springs that flow into the sea. We can reach them by yachts. On the island of Nisyros, there is an active volcano.