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Lambi Beach in Kos Town, Greece, offers a stunning landscape of rolling hills, greenery, and mountains. It is an ideal place for escaping from the crowds and relaxing in a peaceful and tranquil setting.

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Discover the enchanting Dodecanese Islands with our 7-day yacht charter itinerary. Sail from Kos to Kalymnos, Nisyros, Symi, and Rhodes, exploring historic landmarks, pristine beaches, and turquoise waters. Enjoy a luxurious and tailored sailing experience with MedGulets—plan your dream escape today!

 7-Day Dodecanese Yacht Charter: Kos, Kalymnos, Nisyros, Symi & Rhodes

Kos, the second-largest island in the Dodecanese, is famed as the birthplace of Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine. A visit to Asclepeion, his ancient healing center, is a must. This remarkable site is one of the first hospitals and medical schools in the Western world.Other highlights include the Knights’ Fortress, the Kos Archaeological Museum, the Hippocrates Cultural Centre, and the Roman Odeon, located just a short walk from the harbor. For dining, enjoy a meal at a traditional waterfront taverna, and end your day with a stroll through Kos’s charming bazaar.

Kalymnos, a rocky and picturesque island, is known for its stunning anchorages like the fjord-like Vathy and serene Emborios. The southern harbor, Vlichadia, offers the Sea World Museum Valsamidis, showcasing fascinating underwater treasures for all ages.Once a hub for sponge fishing, Kalymnos retains its charm with stately homes from that era. In Pothia, the island's main harbor, visit the Neoklasiko Museum to explore Kalymnian history and folklore in an engaging half-hour tour. End your day with a delicious seafood dinner at Aigaio Pelagos in Vathy, making your overnight stay unforgettable.

<div data-message-author-role="assistant" data-message-id="fca0ceb4-53aa-4e0c-9d82-f7f87915c1a4" data-message-model-slug="gpt-4o" dir="auto">After breakfast and a refreshing swim, sail back to Kos and set out to explore the western side of the island. Start with Kefalos, the island’s first capital, perched on a hillside. Visit the Folklore Museum to learn about traditional rural life, the ruins of the Agios Stefanos Basilica, and enjoy the stunning view of the islet opposite the village.For a more authentic experience, head inland to Zia, a charming mountain village about 45 minutes by taxi. With its breathtaking views, traditional atmosphere, and minimal tourist crowds, Zia offers a serene escape and a glimpse into the island's unspoiled beauty.</div>

Sail to Nisyros in the late morning, arriving at Pali Harbour for a leisurely lunch. Enjoy swimming and relaxing in the peaceful surroundings before taking a tender ashore to explore this hidden gem, far less crowded than nearby Symi.The island’s highlight is its volcano, where you can drive to the crater’s rim and descend to its floor, surrounded by sulfurous mist in a surreal, moon-like landscape. For a touch of history, visit the Spa of Loutra, admired more for its impressive architecture than its hot springs. End the day in Mandraki, the island’s main port, and immerse yourself in an authentic Greek evening.

Discovering Symi feels like uncovering a rare gem. Its pastel-colored houses in muted blue, amber, cream, and rose are stacked on the steep hillsides of a natural harbor, creating a picture-perfect scene. Once renowned for shipbuilding and sponge diving, Symi now charms visitors with its vibrant harbor lined with excellent restaurants and tavernas.For a leisurely stroll, walk past old windmills to reach the tranquil Pethi Harbour. Alternatively, rent a motorcycle or taxi to explore the island further and soak in its unique blend of natural beauty and rich history. Symi is a true delight for the senses.

<div data-message-author-role="assistant" data-message-id="32357918-4e17-4760-94a3-7b8eed97ea29" data-message-model-slug="gpt-4o" dir="auto">Rhodes, the largest island in the Dodecanese, is a vibrant hub with an international airport, bustling harbors, and a wide array of shops, restaurants, tavernas, and clubs. The yacht harbor is conveniently located near the impressive medieval city walls built by the Knights of St. John.Step inside these historic fortifications to explore the enchanting Old Town, a labyrinth of narrow cobbled streets brimming with history and charm. Take your time wandering through this UNESCO World Heritage Site, discovering hidden gems and soaking in its unique atmosphere. A day in Rhodes offers the perfect balance of relaxation and exploration.</div>

Sail to Tilos in the morning, a serene Dodecanese island that has preserved its authentic charm, far from the tourist crowds. Anchor at Livadia Harbour, where the lively waterfront contrasts beautifully with the island's tranquil atmosphere.Take a bus ride to Megalo Horio, an abandoned village now experiencing a revival as expat Greeks return to the island. Stroll through its peaceful streets and enjoy the timeless charm. Back at the harbor, relax with a cool drink at a seaside café or explore the shops for unique souvenirs. For dinner, savor fresh seafood at a traditional Greek taverna or indulge in a personalized meal prepared onboard by your chef.

Begin your journey with embarkation at Kos after breakfast. This bustling island, rich in history and vibrant culture, is the perfect starting point for your Dodecanese adventure. Prepare to set sail and explore the stunning islands of the Aegean! &nbsp;

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