Kos Yacht Charter

Visit the traditional village of Mylotopi

At Kefalos on the island of Kos, you can see the restored traditional village of Mylotopi. Tour the fascinating architectural landmarks, including a windmill, tunnel, house and a restaurant displaying the conditions of the inhabitants a century ago.

Enjoy a drink in Eleftherias Square

With so many things to do in Kos, make sure you visit this lively market square. Surrounded by historic buildings, you can soak up the local atmosphere with a drink or a meal in a local restaurant or cafe. The market stalls, offering local honey and herbs, are great for stocking up on gifts to take back home.

Sail to Symi

Head to the south of the Dodecanese during your Kos yacht charter and explore Symi’s impressive architecture. A clock tower dating from 1890 stands guard at the port entrance and is one of this island’s trademarks. Shops, bars and cafes lure you in, while later on a lively nightlife awaits.

Relax on Agios Fokas Beach

Many of the locals enjoy this superb little beach, complete with a sparkling sea, snackbar, sunbeds and umbrellas. Take your beach shoes and goggles with you so you can enjoy a swim from this pebbly beach.

Discover Casa Romana

Casa Romana showcases the architecture of Hellenistic and Roman times. Tour this beautiful mansion known for its elaborate frescos and statues. It’s one of our favorite things to do in Kos.

Yacht charter Kos

Explore the Dodecanese group of Islands from our base in Kos. Plan your perfect itinerary in Greece and enjoy sailing our catamarans and monohulls.

Skippered yacht charter Kos

If you can’t sail, you can still enjoy an exciting sailing holiday in Greece. Hire a skipper to sail your yacht from Kos and the rest of the islands in the Dodecanese.

How do I get to Kos from the US?

There are several daily flights from Athens International Airport Eleftherios Venizelos (ATH) to Kos International Airport (KGS). You can fly direct to Athens from New York with Emirates, or with scheduled stops from San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago with American Airlines.

The airport is a 30-minute taxi ride away from your base for sailing Kos.

What language is spoken in Kos?

The official language spoken in Kos is Greek, although English is spoken by many locals as well.

What is the currency for Kos?

The currency in Kos is the Euro (EUR).

What documents do I need to sail Kos?

To visit Kos, you’ll need a valid US passport. US citizens do not need a visa for visits to Greece for up to 90 days.

To sail Kos, a sailing license recognized by port authorities is required.

Talk to us to make sure you have the correct documents before you travel.

How do I get around Kos?

There’s a local bus service between the airport and Kos, Mastichari, Kardamena and Kefalos. The bus stop is 50 meters from the terminal building. Tickets can be purchased from the bus driver.

What is the Wi-Fi like in Kos?

There’s internet access at our marina and via cafes and Wi-Fi hotspots which you can use during your Kos yacht charter. Onboard Wi-Fi service can be added to your charter upon request for an additional fee.

What regulations are there in Kos?

Fishing without permission is prohibited in Kos. Sailing is permitted at night.

Where can I find weather forecasts in Kos?

You can find Kos weather forecasts on the Meteo website. You can also monitor VHF channel 16 for weather reports ahead of your holiday sailing the Dodecanese Islands.

What provisioning is there in Kos?

There is plenty of choice for provisioning in Kos. Please refer to the base guide.

What baggage can I take on my Kos sailing holiday?

Please take only soft bags and not suitcases as they are too cumbersome on board.

What is the electrical current in Kos?

The electrical current in Kos is 220V (power sockets are F type).

What is the dialing code for Kos?

The dialing code for Greece is +30, and the Kos area code is 2242.