Rhodes Cup - International Sailing Regatta in Greece
International sailing regatta in Greece - Rodos Cup
Day
1
Rhodes
12:00 pm Check in on the boats. Provisioning and preparation to the night passage from Rhodes to Kos.
Day
2
Kos
12:00 pm Arrival to Kos. Free time to relax and sleep. Kos is the jewel of the Greek archipelago. This island is the third largest among the Dodecanese islands and is well-known for it’s crystal-clear sea and the incredible beauty of the beaches.15:00 Registration in regatta, skippers briefing20:00 Dinner in the old town, official opening of the regatta
Day
3
Kos
10:00 preparation to the start11:00 Inshore tactical race in gulf of Kos15:00 Back to marina, free time
Day
4
Nisyros
Offshore race from Kos to Nisyros, passage of 22 nautical miles
Day
5
Nisyros - Free day
Nisyros is famous its volcano, which is right in the central part of the island. You can easyli reach volcano by renting a car or a motorbike right in the marina area. Almost all of the island's steep slopes look like steps. These steps were created bt ancient islanders, which used them as plant beds and to prevent cave-ins and landslides.
Day
6
Symi
Offshore race from Nisyros island to Symi, passage of 29 nautical miles
Day
7
Rhodes
Offshore race to Rhodes from Symi, 24 nautical miles.21:00 Inauguration22:00 farewell dinner
Day
8
Rhodes
9:00 am - check out
Cruise Price Details
Price includes
- sailing boat for the race
- sailing race registration
- social activity fee per person
- professional skipper
Price does not include
- transfer and air flights
- personal insurance
- catering
- 100 Euro per person, to be paid on spot for fuel and marinas
Good to Know
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Location
The departure base depends on the sailing dates you select.
Check-in / Checkout
Check-in: Saturday
Check-out: Saturday
Accommodation
Shared Cabin (Berth)
A sleeping place (berth) in a shared cabin, typically designed for 2 guests. The second berth may be occupied by another traveler.
Private cabin accommodation may be requested for an additional fee, subject to availability.
Crew
The sailing tour is operated by a professional crew of 1: captain.
The captain is responsible for: the safety of guests during Rhodes Cup - International Sailing Regatta in Greece, handling of the yacht, navigation and adjusting the itinerary according to weather conditions.
Meal Plan
No Meal Plan
Meals are not included.
Guests may purchase groceries and store them in the shared refrigerator onboard.
Most meals during the sailing tour are enjoyed in cafes or restaurants ashore at the guest's own expense.
Sailing Itinerary & Weather Conditions
Rhodes Cup - International Sailing Regatta in Greece is planned in advance; however, the itinerary may be adjusted depending on weather conditions, port availability, and the captain's safety decisions.
The captain may modify the route or change the order of stops to ensure a safe and comfortable sailing experience.
Payment & Cancellation
No-obligation reservation (3 day hold).
No payment is required until the booking agreement is signed.
Payment terms:
- Down payment: 30%
- Balance: due 60 days before departure
- Extras: payable in advance, at least 60 days before the charter
Cancellation policy:
- 30% of the charter fee is retained for cancellations made 61 days before departure
- 100% of the total charter fee is non-refundable for cancellations made 60 days or less prior to the charter
Payment and cancellation terms are provided for reference only. Final terms are defined in the booking agreement.
Customer reviews
How customer reviews and ratings work
We use the Average with Prior (also known as Bayesian Average) to calculate the total rating for each sailing cruise
Since new cruises could have very few reviews, each review can significantly impact the average score, potentially leading to misleading representations of the total score (e.g., one very positive or very negative review skewing the overall rating). To mitigate this, we use a "prior" or "default" score.
This means that each cruise, by default, starts with a rating of 4, which is calculated from 5 hypothetical reviews, each rated 4. This assumption provides a baseline level of performance that is neutral-to-positive.
For example, if a new cruise receives a 5-star review, the total rating will be adjusted to 4.17. Here's how it is calculated: (4 × 5) + 5 = 25 and then divided by the total number of reviews 6 (5 default + 1 actual review), resulting in 4.17
As more reviews come in, the weight of the actual reviews increases, and the influence of the prior diminishes.