Boat Rental & Yacht Charter in Rhodes

A yacht trip has long ceased to be an attribute of luxury. Now, it is one of the best ways to enjoy the nature of Rhodes. You will spend an unforgettable time staying on secluded beaches, exploring the beautiful bay of Ladiko and Anthony Queen, sunbathing on the warm sand, and splashing on the waves of the Mediterranean Sea.

When planning your trip to Greece, you should definitely think about a yacht charter in Rhodes and sailing trips to the neighboring islands.

With the assistance and services of the 12 Knots Yacht Club, you can explore the secluded beaches and bays of Rhodes. The company specializes in private bareboat and crewed yacht charters all over the world. If you rent a boat in Rhodes, you can set off to conquer the seas of the ancient environs of Rhodes on the most beautiful sailing yacht. Each route will reveal the natural beauty of the Greek island and its secluded corners inaccessible to most tourists. This type of vacation is very beneficial and safe in today’s pandemic conditions.

Boat rental in Rhodes is a great opportunity to admire the panorama of the Old Town from the sea. You will be able to visit the bay of Ladiko and Anthony Quinn surrounded by green hills with clear water, as well as a unique super spot — the area of Traganu beach with caves carved in rocks.

Lovers of active recreation will also find something to their liking. They can explore the underwater world in the coves of Rhodes. And fans of sea fishing can find many secluded places for a relaxing holiday and fishing and go hiking along the tourist routes. Tourists note that the seaside restaurants of the city offer some of the most delicious seafood dishes in the country.

Rhodes is famous for its excellent weather conditions for sailing due to the mild Mediterranean climate. Navigation is simple on the Greek coast of Rhodes. The most favorable time for a yacht vacation in Greece is from May to October. But in other months, sea adventures are no less exciting and interesting.

Rhodes is “occupied” by Meltemi — a strong dry summer wind, which blows from mid-May to mid-September. Meltemi usually dies down in the evening, but it can blow for several days. The wind direction on the island is from north to northwest.

Under the current pandemic situation, yachting is a safe alternative to hotel vacations. On the yacht, you will have minimal contact with strangers, and if you wish, you can sail for the whole week in the company of close family members. The less you interact with other people, the safer your vacation is.

The active tourist season on the island of Rhodes starts at the beginning of May and ends on the last days of September. The peak season is June, July, and August. The climate on the island is as comfortable as possible for tourists. It is a Mediterranean climate, mild and humid in winter but hot and fresh in summer.

In June, it is not too hot. The air temperature reaches +26 °C – +28 °C, the water warms up to +22 °C. July and August are the hottest months; the air temperature reaches +30 °C, the water warms up to +26 °C. Usually, there are no rains during these months. The northeast cool and humid wind saves you from the heat.

In September, the temperature is only a couple of degrees lower than in August, an average of +24 °C (water and air). Out of season in Rhodes, almost all spots of rest, food, and entertainment are closed. Therefore, better not consider the island for a sailing trip on the New Year holidays.

The sailing level of difficulty is medium; special training may be required. Dodecanese islands are suitable for more experienced yachtsmen, especially in July and August, when strong and sometimes unstable winds are present. Yachting in Rhodes is not recommended for the first solo trips.

With a southerly wind, some bays do not protect from waves and wind. So, it is necessary to follow the weather forecast and think about reserve parking.

12 Knots offers you the best yacht bases for a boat charter in the Dodecanese islands — Kos, Rhodes, and Patmos. Two comfortable marinas are located on the islands of Kos and Rhodes.  On the rest of the islands, mooring at the equipped city berths is carried out with the help of anchors and mooring lines.

12 Knots offers a huge variety of boats to suit all tastes, leisure styles, and financial preferences. Boat rental in Rhodes, Greece, starts from $1,175 per week. Everyone can find exactly what they are looking for — from small boats for two to luxury yachts that can accommodate a large group of friends. More than 5,000 boats listed on the website are waiting for you:

• Sail yachts
• Powerboats
• Catamarans
• Gulets

Rhodes is one of the largest and most fertile islands in Greece. It is one of the most visited because every tourist will find something to their liking here. Are you looking for great beaches? Want to see medieval old towns with narrow streets, souvenir shops, and seaside promenades? No problem!

Officially, Rhodes belongs to the Dodecanese archipelago, but due to its size and independent importance, it is always considered separately. The climate of Rhodes is especially good: the weather is usually mild and cloudless; the sun shines here more than 300 days a year.

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