5 reasons to choose the Dodecanese Islands for your next catamaran and sailing holidays:
In the easternmost part of Greece, a few miles from the coast of Turkey, the twelve islands of the Dodecanese can be discovered in an exciting navigation that begins by landing in Kos or Rhodes and then continues on an itinerary north towards the romantic Leros and Patmos or South in the long beaches of historic Rhodes and the deep coves of Symi.
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Beaches, gulfs and inlets open to your view archaeological sites, Byzantine monuments, medieval architecture, taking you on a walk through time in the footsteps of the peoples of the past from the Persians to the Macedonians, from the Byzantines to the Knights of Rhodes, from the Italian soldiers to the Ottoman sultans .
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Each of these splendid islands with its peculiar beaches and uncontaminated landscapes, alternating with thousand-year-old ruins set in fascinating historic centres, will make your sailing cruise a unique experience.
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There are small, completely uninhabited villages such as the beautiful Kiria Panagia
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The island of Skopelos offers a huge variety of scenery, from cliffs overlooking the sea to verdant hills, but the highlight is undoubtedly Glossa
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Above all, Alonissos is the most distant island, you can breathe a seraphic air of peace, in the few inhabited centers and along the more or less asphalted streets, thanks to a niche tourism that is good for the heart
