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Halki is a small and tranquil island in the Dodecanese, a peaceful gem lying just off the coast of Rhodes. Unspoilt and wonderfully quiet, it offers an authentic and relaxing escape, centred on one of the prettiest harbours in the Greek islands.

The island’s only village, Emborio, is a beautiful sweep of pastel neoclassical houses rising gently around a sheltered harbour, a legacy of the prosperity brought by the sponge-diving trade. With no crowds and a genuinely peaceful atmosphere, it is a place to unwind and savour the timeless charm of island life.

Halki’s clear waters and quiet coves are ideal for swimming, while the surrounding sea offers beautiful anchorages and easy access to Rhodes and the other Dodecanese islands. Simple tavernas serve fresh fish along the waterfront, and the pace of life is gentle and unhurried.

With its beautiful harbour, clear water and peaceful atmosphere, Halki is a delightful and authentic destination. Guests can anchor in its lovely bay, swim in quiet coves and enjoy the unspoilt charm of one of the most tranquil islands in the Dodecanese.
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The award-winning 48-metre CRN Lady Ellen II pairs a calm, elegant Zuretti cherry-wood interior with a full-beam master, a main-salon library, a sundeck jacuzzi and swim-up bar and three generous
Lady Ellen II

48M

CRN

1996

126000€

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A 38-metre Cantieri di Pisa Akhir 125 refitted in 2021, chartering the Greek islands at 27 knots with a sun-deck spa and twelve guests in five cabins, from EUR 65,000
MOBIUS

38M

Cantieri di Pisa

1996

65000€

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A 32-metre Sanlorenzo SL106 with the owner’s suite on the main deck behind almost 180 degrees of glass and a hydraulic balcony that folds down from the salon, sleeping eleven
WOMBAT

32M

Sanlorenzo

2019

89000€

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Brooklyn

37M

Akdeniz Shipyard

1997

60000€

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The 49.99-metre Couach superyacht La Pellegrina pairs a light-filled, floor-to-ceiling-windowed salon with an aft full-beam owner-s suite and a VIP with private foredeck terrace, offering six cabins for up to
La Pellegrina

49M

Couach

2012

235000€

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A Sanlorenzo SL72 for eight guests, fast, easy going and based in Athens for the best of the Greek islands.
Fos

21M

Sanlorenzo

2006

22000€

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A 37-metre Moonen from 2001, extensively refitted in 2026, with five double cabins, a sun-deck jacuzzi and 366 tonnes of volume, cruising Greece and the Adriatic from EUR 78,000 per
BLUE SYMPHONIE

37M

Moonen

2001

78000€

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A 33.6-metre Cantieri di Pisa Akhir, refitted in 2024, with five cabins for twelve guests, six crew and stabilisers underway, cruising Greece from EUR 59,000 per week.
Energy

33M

Cantieri di Pisa

2001

59000€

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A 38.6 metre Bodrum gulet with wide teak decks, a deep locker of water toys and five cabins for up to eleven guests, chartering the Turkish coast and the Greek
TAKE IT EASIER

38M

Cavusoglu Yat Imalathanesi

2007

45000€

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A 44.5-metre Mondomarine refitted in 2019, with a full-beam main-deck master, its own marquetry-floored private study and a sundeck jacuzzi, cruising the Greek islands for ten guests from 130,000 euros
Lady G II

44M

Mondomarine

2003

130000€

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The 52-metre Abeking and Rasmussen Vera pairs Espen Oeino lines with a classic Luigi Sturchio interior, a full-beam master with private jacuzzi and sauna, a sundeck jacuzzi and a gym,
Vera

52M

Abeking & Rasmussen

2000

235000€

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A 42-metre gaff-rigged topsail schooner by Basimakopoulos, freshly refitted in 2025, accommodating eleven guests in five cabins with a crew of six, sailing Greece from EUR 38,000 per week.
ARKTOS

42M

Basimakopoulos Shipyard

2004

38000€

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A chic, fun-loving 56m Golden Yachts with a 70sqm owner’s suite, an outdoor cinema and a huge inventory of watertoys.
O’Mathilde

56M

Golden Yachts

2018

270000€

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The 36.6-metre Benetti Classic 120 Sea Bluez pairs a graceful Stefano Righini profile with a high-volume Francois Zuretti interior that feels like a 50-metre yacht, a sundeck Jacuzzi, a gym
Sea Bluez

36M

Benetti

2006

105000€

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Halki Yacht Charter
Halki yacht charters offer the freedom to experience the destination on your own terms. Each itinerary can be shaped around the way you want to travel, with the flexibility to move between time on the water, moments ashore and the simple pleasure of life on board.
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Neoclassical Harbour
The harbour of Emborio curves in a pastel crescent of neoclassical mansions, built by sponge merchants during Halki’s brief boom around the turn of the twentieth century, when the island’s fleets worked as far as the coast of Libya. At its centre, the bell tower of Agios Nikolaos church rises taller than any other in the Dodecanese, a landmark visible from well out at sea. Few harbours in Greece keep so much of their original character intact, with no cars and barely a modern building in sight.
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Unspoilt Tranquillity
Halki counts only a few hundred permanent residents, a population reduced by emigration long before mass tourism reached the wider Dodecanese, and it has never seen the development that transformed nearby Rhodes and Kos. Emborio’s waterfront empties out within minutes of the last daily ferry’s departure, and Chorio, the abandoned hilltop capital above the harbour, has stood largely empty since islanders moved down to the coast in the nineteenth century. The result is a stillness rare even among Greece’s quieter islands.
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Clear Coves
Pontamos, a short walk south of Emborio, is the island’s main sandy beach and rarely crowded even in August. Further round the coast, Trachia and Areta are reachable only on foot or by boat, their pebble shores backed by low scrub and framed by water that stays calm through most of the summer. None of these coves has facilities beyond perhaps a single seasonal canteen, so a yacht’s tender is by far the easiest way to reach them.
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Waterfront Tavernas
A handful of family-run tavernas line Emborio’s harbour, most still using the day’s catch brought in by the same small fishing boats moored a few metres away. Menus stay short and change with what’s landed: grilled fish, octopus dried on lines strung along the quay, and simple mezze served without ceremony. Evenings here run at the pace of the island itself, with dinner rarely rushed and tables often still occupied well past midnight in high summer.
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Rhodes Nearby
Halki has no airport of its own. The nearest is on Rhodes, roughly ten kilometres from Rhodes Town, followed by a ferry crossing of around two hours, or closer to one hour on the faster summer service from Skala Kamirou on Rhodes’s northwest coast. That short hop keeps the wider Dodecanese, Tilos and the Turkish coast within a single day’s cruising range, making Halki a natural quiet stop rather than a stand-alone base.

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The Week Unfolds
Across Halki, each itinerary reveals a different rhythm, from lively ports and waterfront towns to secluded anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best discovered from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to explore, with every route shaped by the places, experiences and moments found along the way.

Halki Must See & Do

The anchorages, experiences and places that define a yacht charter in Halki, and the ones worth building your itinerary around.
Top Anchorages

Emborio Harbour
Pontamos Bay
Trachia Bay
Areta Bay
Ftenagia Beach

Top Things to Do

Climb the path from Emborio to the abandoned village of Chorio
Ring the bell tower of Agios Nikolaos, the tallest in the Dodecanese
Hike up to the Knights’ castle above Chorio
Swim at Pontamos Beach
Take a caique excursion to the islet of Alimia

Top Places to Visit

Emborio
Chorio and its Knights’ Castle
Agios Nikolaos Church
Alimia islet
Agios Ioannis Monastery

Halki Charter Guide

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in Halki, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.
When is the best time to charter around Halki?

May through October gives the most settled weather, with July and August the hottest and driest months and also the strongest for the Aegean meltemi wind. Because the ferry and yacht crossing to Rhodes runs over open water, a building meltemi can make that hop uncomfortable, so many captains build in a spare day either side. June and September offer calmer seas and a still-warm sea for swimming.

How do you get to Halki if you're flying in?

Halki has no airport, so the nearest is on Rhodes, about ten kilometres from Rhodes Town. From there it’s a ferry crossing of roughly two hours on the regular boat from Rhodes Town, or around one hour on the faster summer service from Skala Kamirou on the island’s northwest coast. Many charter guests simply join their yacht already under way from Rhodes.

Where's the best place to anchor at Halki?

Emborio’s harbour is the natural choice, putting guests a few steps from the waterfront tavernas and within the pastel sweep of the village itself. Pontamos Bay, just around the headland, offers a sandier, quieter alternative for swimming off the boat. In settled summer weather, Trachia and Areta further along the coast make good spots for a secluded afternoon stop.

How many days are worth spending at Halki?

One or two nights suit most itineraries, enough time to walk up to Chorio, swim at Pontamos and enjoy a slow dinner in Emborio. Halki works best as a quiet counterpoint within a longer Dodecanese route, paired naturally with Rhodes, Symi or Tilos rather than treated as a stand-alone week.

What is Halki's 'Island of Peace' designation?

UNESCO named Halki the Island of Peace and Friendship in 1983, recognising its role hosting international youth gatherings focused on dialogue between nations. The island still marks the designation each July with the Festival of Halki, a programme of concerts and cultural events held in Emborio. It’s a fitting title for an island whose defining quality is how little has changed.

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