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Where is the main departure marina in Rhodes?

The primary charter base is Rhodes Mandraki Marina, located on the northeast tip of the island. It is the only organized and licensed marina in Rhodes, offering stern-to berthing for catamarans up to 50 feet, plus fuel and water on the dock. The marina is 22 km from Rhodes Airport, a less than 30-minute taxi drive.

What is the standard 7-day sailing route from Rhodes?

The standard route heads northwest from Mandraki to Symi, Tilos, Nisyros, and Halki before looping back via Lindos. Day 1 typically covers 20 nm to Symi, with afternoon exploration of the town and evening anchorage in Pedi Bay. The route includes anchorages like Livadia on Tilos and Mandraki harbour on Nisyros, offering sheltered conditions and cultural sights.

Which anchorages are best for overnight stays in the Dodecanese?

Top overnight anchorages include Pedi Bay on Symi (sand/mud, 5-8 m depth), Livadia on Tilos (6-10 m, sheltered from N-NW), and Vlicha Bay on Rhodes' east coast (5-8 m sand). Symi town and Rhodes Mandraki offer stern-to marina options for town nights, while Lindos Vlicha provides free anchorage with excellent holding.

When is the best sailing season in Rhodes?

Rhodes enjoys a Mediterranean climate with gentle breezes and calm waters almost year-round, making it ideal for sailing from late spring through early autumn. Peak season runs from May to October, with July and August offering the most consistent sunshine and warm temperatures. Winter months are quieter but still accessible for experienced sailors.

What licence or skipper rules apply in Greece?

Greece requires a valid sailing licence for bareboat charters, such as an ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or equivalent national licence. Skippered charters are available for those without a licence, with professional crews handling navigation and provisioning. Special arrangements for private day trips or events can be made through charter bases.

How do I get to Rhodes Mandraki Marina?

Most visitors arrive via Rhodes Airport, which is 22 km from the marina—a less than 30-minute taxi drive. The marina is in the northeast tip of the island, with shopping and dining options nearby. Charter bases also offer special one-way offers from Rhodes to Kos for flexible itineraries.