Greek dodecanes southern archipelago is made up of 160 islands and islets, many of them are uninhabited. They have had a colorful history and have been occupied by the Ottoman Turks as well as the Italians in the second world war. They are the sunniest corner in Greece.
Its crystal clear waters, sandy beaches, important archaeological finds, unique hamlets, imposing Byzantine and medieval monuments are all waiting to be discovered.

This page focuses on the islands between Kos and Rhodes.

The island complex of the Dodecanes in the SE Aegean, is the sunniest corner in Greece.
Its crystal clear waters, sandy beaches, important archaeological finds, unique hamlets, imposing Byzantine and medieval monuments are all waiting to be discovered.
Cruises start in the Turkish port of Bodrum and finish in Marmaris to satisfy Greek charter regulations which allow only Greek flagged vessels to charter in GR waters. This does meant that there is no tax added to the charter. Marmaris is just 45mins from Dalaman international airport which is served daily with flights from Istanbul. Bodrum and its airport are a day sail away from Kos, our first Greek destination. Currencies are Euros for Greece and Turkish lira for Turkey. Credit cards are widely accepted.