Boat hire in Rhodes with Click&Boat
Hiring a boat in Rhodes will allow you to explore the island in the best way possible. By hiring a boat, you can enjoy the spectacular view of the famous Greek seaside resorts directly from the water and immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of the Greek islands. In addition, you can visit the many surrounding islets, often uninhabited, and feel like a true explorer.
Picturesque beaches with crystal clear waters, lively parties, clubs, vibrant nightlife, wonderful resorts for a perfect honeymoon... everyone will find something to love in Rhodes.
And if you wish to broaden your horizons further, take advantage of Rhodes being so close to the Turkish coast and consider a yacht charter in Fethiye, Turkey.
Find the ideal boat for your Rhodes sailing trip
The best type of boat for hire in Rhodes depends on your preferences, budget, and planned activities. Here is a quick overview of available boats on Click&Boat:
| Boat Type | Capacity | Cabins |
|---|---|---|
| Sailboat | 2–50 guests | 2-6 |
| Motorboat | 2–220 guests | 1-4 |
| RIB | 2–12 guests | None |
| Catamaran | 2–12 guests | 1-6 |
| Gulet | 1-50 guests | 1-3 |
| Boat without licence | 2-8 guests | None |
| Yacht | 1–120 guests | 1-4 |
It's essential to consider the number of passengers and desired comfort level when selecting a boat rental in Rhodes. For more detailed information, use the website or contact the boat owner.
How much does it cost to hire a boat in Rhodes?
The price for renting a boat varies depending on several factors, including the season, duration, type of boat, port/marina rented from, whether you choose to hire with or without a skipper, and any extras you may require such as equipment or crew. The average price of boat rental in Rhodes is £900 per day. Below are some starting prices of available boats for hire in Rhodes:
Sailboat: Prices start from £156 per day / £1,092 per week.
Motorboat: Prices start from £178 per day / £1,246 per week.
RIB: Prices start from £312 per day / £2,184 per week.
Boat without licence: Prices start at £240 per day / £1,680 per week.
Catamaran: Prices start from £318 per day / £2,226 per week.
Gulet: Prices start from £900 per day / £6,300 per week.
Yacht: Prices start from £1,737 per day / £12,159 per week.
What is included in the cost?
The cost of a boat rental in Rhodes may include a skipper, crew or water sports equipment. However, this depends on the type of boat you rent, and it is recommended that you speak with the boat owner or one of Click&Boat's for accurate information regarding each rental.
What season is the best to charter a yacht in Rhodes?
The best season to charter a yacht in Rhodes, Greece, is during the high season, which runs from May to October. During this time, the weather is warm, with temperatures ranging from 20-30°C. The sea is calm and perfect for sailing, making it an ideal time for yachting enthusiasts.
However, be prepared for crowds and higher prices during this period. In the low season, from November to April, the weather can be cooler and rainy, with fewer tourists and lower prices, but the sea can be rough, making it less suitable for yacht charters.
If you want to enjoy the best sailing conditions, the high season is the perfect time to charter a yacht in Rhodes, Greece. If you want a quieter sailing holiday, then the low season is best.
Where to hire a boat in Rhodes?
There are several ports in Rhodes, including:
Mandraki Port in the city center,
Kolona Port in the new town area, and
Akandia Port in the commercial harbour area.
The distance between the Rhodes airport and the Mandraki Port is approximately 15km, and it takes around 25 minutes by car. The ports offer various facilities, including fuel stations, water supply, electricity, and restaurants.
Where to sail on your yacht charter in Rhodes?
Hire a boat in Rhodes, where the famous Colossus of Rhodes, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, is located and enjoy the thrill of sailing across the Aegean Sea and discovering Greece. In the old town you can discover the medieval city and its fortified walls, as well as visit the Palace of the Great Masters, an ancient fortress transformed into a Byzantine history museum.
If you want to relax by the water, the island of Rhodes is the ideal place to stay, with its many beaches and coves along the coast of about 220 km. Enjoy the beaches at Agios Pavlos in Lindos, Agathi near the village of Haraki, Anthony Quinn Bay, or the seaside resorts of Faliraki and Kyotari.
Recommendations to visit in Rhodes:After setting sail from Rhodes, sail around the island, passing through Lindos in the east which is reminiscent of the legendary Santorini, and also head west to the village of Monolithos.
You can also cruise the Dodecanese archipelago, which has about 160 islands and islets that offer excellent anchorages and many beaches for relaxing in the sun. You can also sail to the islands of Kos or Crete, or simply set out to sea to see the rest of the Greek coast.
7 day sailing itinerary from Rhodes
Rhodes to Symi (23 nautical miles, approx. 4-5 hours)
Explore Symi’s vibrant harbor, discover the historic Monastery of Archangel Michael and relax on scenic beaches.
Symi to Tilos (25 nautical miles, approx. 3-4 hours)
Visit Tilos for its serene landscapes and the ruins of a medieval castle.
Tilos to Nisyros (15 nautical miles, approx. 2-3 hours)
Explore the active volcanic crater and enjoy the traditional village of Mandraki.
Nisyros to Kos (20 nautical miles, approx. 3 hours)
Kos offers rich historical sites like the ancient Agora and a lively nightlife.
Kos to Chalki (35 nautical miles, approx. 4-5 hours)
Enjoy Chalki's tranquility, clear waters, and its quaint village, Nimporio.
Chalki to Rhodes (38 nautical miles, approx. 6 hours)
Return to Rhodes and revisit its captivating medieval town and local beaches.
This streamlined itinerary provides quick insights into each destination, balancing sailing and exploration efficiently.
Hire a boat with or without a skipper?
Deciding whether to rent a boat with or without a skipper can depend on various factors. When you choose to have a skipper, safety is greatly improved, as the skipper is an expert in navigating the waters around Rhodes, ensuring a smooth and safe journey. Having a skipper on board also gives you an experience as they can guide you to the best spots for swimming, snorkelling and other activities.
Renting without a skipper gives you more freedom to sail where you want but keep in mind that it requires you to have a valid licence and experience in sailing. It is also important to consider the weather and sea conditions when making this decision.