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 Dodecanese Greece gay sailing for people who’d rather leave the swimwear at home. Seven days of island-hopping from Kos, with secluded coves, sponge-capital puns, Calypso’s island and swim stops where the dress code is entirely your call. Enchanting historical sites, lively Greek culture, and breathtaking views out over the Aegean all make Kos a great place to start your adventure. Set sail on a Kos gay yacht to explore the very best of the Dodecanese, from sun-drenched beaches and ancient ruins to the island’s timeless Greek charm.
Our goal is to have two yachts on this trip, bringing together a community of around 20 gay sailors to share sunsets, nude swims, dinners, and unforgettable moments at sea. Two-yacht departures depend on demand and aren’t guaranteed.
Day 1 -
• Embarkation:
After 18:00 at Kos Marina.
• Welcome Drinks & Briefing:
Welcome cocktails and a briefing, where the crew explain the boat, the safety rules and the route.
• Arrive Early:
Early arrivals can visit Hippocrates’ plane tree in Kos Town. He gave the world medicine, and we’re prescribing full-body sun exposure.
• Evening:
Dinner in Kos Town, then the first night aboard in the marina.
• Travel advice:
- Fly into Kos International Airport "Hippocrates" (KGS). It is the closest airport to the marina, and Kos Marina is in Kos Town. Most guests will connect via Athens or fly a seasonal direct service.
- By sea: ferries run to Kos from Piraeus, Rhodes and Bodrum (Turkey). Ferry schedules are seasonal and thinner in October, so check them before booking, and bring your passport if you come from Turkey.
- Airport to Kos Marina: taxi about 24 km and 30 minutes, KTEL bus about 1 h (check the seasonal timetable).
Day 2 -
• Morning:
A short first sail to a tiny island of about 150 residents, which means very few witnesses.
• Afternoon:
Swim ate Vathys cove and see how long the swimwear lasts.
• Evening:
Sunset drinks on deck at anchor.
Day 3 -
• Morning:
Kalymnos is the sponge-harvesting capital, so expect the most thorough scrub of your life and plenty of loofah jokes.
• Afternoon:
Swim in the island’s clear coves beneath the climbing cliffs (a good place to watch the fit climbers).
• Evening:
Local food tasting aboard.
Day 4 -
• Morning:
Leros is Artemis’s island in Greek mythology, and its pine forests hide plenty of bays.
• Afternoon:
Anchor in a secluded bay and spend the afternoon swimming, with no towel in sight.
• Evening:
A quiet night in Leros, with drinks on deck.
Day 5 -
• Morning:
A proper sail to Patmos, with its lace-like coastline and sheer volcanic cliffs.
• Afternoon:
Beach-hop between Psili Ammos, Vaya and Lampi and pick your favourite spot for peeling off the layers.
• Evening:
Evening drinks at anchor.
Day 6 -
• Morning:
Calypso famously kept Odysseus on her island for years, and we promise only a week.
• Afternoon:
Beaches of Katsadia and Chochlakoura, plus the tiny islets around Lipsi to explore.
• Optional:
Optional swim stop at the Arkoi islets on the way.
Day 7 -
• Morning:
Sail back to Kos with a last skinny-dip stop on the way.
• Afternoon:
Last swim, last tan-line check, last chance to swap numbers.
• Farewell Dinner:
Farewell dinner in Kos Town to celebrate the week.
Day 8 -
• Disembarkation:
By 09:00 at Kos Marina.
• Exchange contact
Exchange contact info with your new besties.
• Head out to explore the town:
Head out to explore the town, or head to the airport for your return journey home with a ton of new memories and connections.
• Safe travels:
Safe travels with unforgettable memories.
This itinerary is subject to change. Local circumstances such as weather may influence the itinerary.
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