Rhodes sits at the southeastern tip of the Aegean, its walled medieval city and natural harbours placing it among the most distinctive charter destinations in the eastern Mediterranean. At 75,000 euros per week, charter guests step aboard motor yachts and gulets in the 24 to 32 metre range, vessels capable of exploring the full Dodecanese from a Rhodes base with a professional crew on board. The island offers some of the best charter provisioning in the eastern Aegean and its marinas handle the full range of yacht sizes with efficiency. Yachts in this price bracket typically sleep six to eight guests across three or four cabins with a crew of three to four including a chef. All-in weekly costs including the APA for fuel, food and berthing typically reach 95,000 to 105,000 euros. The Dodecanese island chain extends northwest from Rhodes for over 250 nautical miles, offering a week of varied stops including the volcanic crater of Nisyros, the painted facades of Symi and the tranquil bays of Tilos. For those with appropriate permits, the Turkish coast at Marmaris is a short passage east.
