Catamaran hire in Kos with or without skipper

Hiring a catamaran in Kos

The minute you walk out of the Kos Airport, you will feel as if you’ve stumbled onto another planet. Pristine beaches, crystal-clear water and eclectic architecture are some of the different things that you will see on this beautiful island located in the Aegean Sea. And there’s no better way to explore this island than with a catamaran! It’s time to book a catamaran hire in Kos with Océans Evasion!

How much does it cost to hire a catamaran in Kos?

For your catamaran charter in Kos, the price is based on numerous elements such as the size of the vessel, the duration and the season of your trip, as well as any other services or equipment that you may require. You can use the internal messaging service on the Océans Evasion website to find out more about what’s possible.

In Kos, you can expect to pay an average of £3,150/week during the low season and an average of £3,850/week for a catamaran hire in the high season.

Why should you charter a catamaran in Kos with a skipper?

You can opt for a catamaran hire in Kos with or without a skipper. If this is your first time visiting the island and you’re not familiar with the surrounding waters, we highly recommend having a skipper on board. The skipper will be here to take care of all sailing technicalities and guide you to the best spots around the island. No need to worry about anchoring, mooring or docking, a highly-trained local will be here to make sure that everything runs smoothly!

What do we offer in Kos?

With your catamaran charter in Kos, you have the possibility of having a crew onboard your vessel. The crew will be here to make sure that you have a peaceful and stress-free trip, taking care of tasks such as cleaning and dining. All you will have to do is sit back and relax! If you opt for a crew, the team will be hired by the catamaran owner and the fee will be included in the total price of your booking. You can use the Océans Evasion internal messaging service to discuss all of the possibilities with the owner.

When is the best time to charter a catamaran in Kos?

The island of Kos makes for a perfect sailing holiday, but before travelling here, it’s best to be prepared. Between May and September, the temperature is warm, ranging between the mid-20s and mid-30s degrees celsius and the water is perfect for swimming in. However, the island can also experience strong winds during the summer months. This phenomenon, known as the Meltemi wind, takes place in the Aegean Sea between the Turkish Coast and the Dodecanese Islands. We recommend that you bring some warm clothes just in case you get a bit chilly in the evening!

What to do in Kos?

Kos is an incredible Greek island, with so much to experience both on the island itself and in the surrounding area. From its vibrant nightlife to its stunning beaches and historical sites, there’s something for everyone. Here are just a few of the many things to do with your catamaran hire in Kos:

• Soak up the sun on one of Kos' many sandy beaches. From Psalidi Beach to Lambi Beach, there are plenty of options to choose from when it comes to finding your perfect spot for some beach time. Relax and unwind with a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear waters, or take part in some of the water sports that are available such as water skiing and windsurfing.
• Get a taste of history at one of the many archaeological sites that can be found around Kos. Take a tour of Asklepieion, the ancient medical centre which was named after Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine; or explore Neratzia Castle, built by the Knights Hospitaller in 1476 - it's now one of the most important historical monuments in Greece.
• Visit Zia Village and take advantage of its stunning views over Mount Dikaios and sea views across Kalymnos island – this is definitely worth your time!
• Spend some time exploring Kos Town and its vibrant nightlife – full of bars and clubs, there’s something for everyone here! Or if you’re looking for something more relaxed during your stay, then why not check out Therma Beach? This is an ideal spot for those looking for a peaceful day at the beach without all of the hustle and bustle!
• Finally, if you’re looking for something different to do during your visit to Kos then why not try out some snorkelling? The clear blue waters make this an ideal destination for underwater exploration - discover hidden coves and experience the rich marine life.