Rhodes is the largest and most accessible of the Dodecanese islands, its ancient walled Old Town a UNESCO World Heritage Site facing the harbour where the Colossus of Rhodes once stood. At 100,000 euros per week, charter guests embark on motor yachts in the 35 to 42 metre range, vessels with the range to explore the full Dodecanese archipelago from Kos in the north to the dramatic southern cape at Prasonisi. The island sits at a crossroads between Greece and Turkey, with the Turkish coast just a few nautical miles to the east, and Marmaris and Bodrum reachable in a short passage for those with appropriate cruising permits. Charter yachts in this bracket typically sleep eight guests across four cabins and carry a crew of four to six. Provisioning in Rhodes is excellent given its status as a major tourist destination, with good marinas and a well-stocked chandlery alongside the Old Town. All-in costs including the APA run to roughly 130,000 euros per week. From Rhodes Town, day sails reach Lindos Bay and its Acropolis to the south, while northward passages explore the rugged coastline of the Turkish Aegean.
