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Think about an alternative vacation in Greece? Perhaps you have considered exploring the Greek islands? Do you know a sailor or do you've any experience in sailing? The simplest way to see the Greek islands would be to sail them is likely to boat. There are a lot of boat charter companies giving sailing ships for charter. You can hire a staff or perhaps a chief, even if you don't learn how to travel. Or a flotilla can be joined by you. Many flotilla itineraries give the chance to you to blend with other sailors, and include special events like beach parties and fun regattas.

The Dodecanese (Twelve Islands or Dodekanes) may be the most southerly band of countries in the Greek archipelago. Visit Rhodes and Kos, islands high in history and great beaches, Symi and Patmos is islands uncorrupted from the world. This country is obviously within reach for a sailing holiday in this area, because Turkey is 5 nautical miles from Kos.

Do you realize that "Dodecanese" means "twelve islands" in Greek and that's why these groups of islands sometime is named "Twelve Islands."

The 14 Dodecanese islands have a lot to offer. You'll look for a great mix of architectural types of western and eastern societies. Nearly every island has its classical remains, its Crusaders' castle, and its conventional communities.

The Meltemi wind has its peak in July and August. It begins irregularly in June, blows more clearly in July through to September and again irregular in October These northerly winds do affect any itinirary and think about a one-way constitution from Kos to Rhodes during July to September.

Usually going rental businesses in Dodecanese have their bases in both Rhodes or Kos.

Kos is dominated by a Crusader castle and referred to as the spot of birth of Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine. The harbor at Kos city is really a popular spot to set a boat. The harbor is full of sights and sounds both day and night as guests party on boats just off the coast, and in bars, restaurants and clubs located on the harbor itself. Of course, you can find people here also, and little fishing boats for sale make-up probably the most of of the sea traffic. The island of Kos is used by almost 180,000 people, many of them still living the old-fashioned lives of Greek fishermen.

Rhodes is the largest island in the Dodecanese. It's well-known for the Colossus, among the seven wonders of the ancient world, which was sadly removed. Rhodes has everything from beautiful beaches to a rich, green interior, a capital full of noisy and lively activity and one of the prime sun records in Greece. The rock-rose is indeed profitable here that it's been named the 'Island of Roses' and whiles the northern shore is distinguished for its effective trip resorts the south offers nice beaches and a slower, more simple pace of life.

For more information on sailing events in Greece, make sure to visit the websites listed below. sailing holidays