Kimolos Catamaran Charter - Sail Kimolos

There's no fixed route - your week bends to you.

Every charter is private and fully custom. Your captain shapes each day around the weather, the sea and what you feel like - more swimming or more towns, an early start or a slow morning. Anything you read here about Kimolos is inspiration, not a schedule; you can change plans anytime on board.

Planned with you daily

The route is set together, each morning.

Weather-led

Always the calmest, most beautiful option.

Your call

Linger longer wherever you fall in love.

Beaches & swimming

One of the most popular sandy beaches in Kimolos with shallow waters, making it suitable for families with children.

Secluded Spot With

A secluded spot with a mix of sand and pebbles. It provides a serene environment for those looking to escape the crowds and enjoy the natural beauty of the island.

The old harbour

It is situated directly next to the port. Slightly pebbled with shallow, crystal clear waters. Here there are also taverns offering some delicious sea food meals while enjoying your time at the beach.

Castro Is A

Castro is a settlement with historical roots dating back to the medieval period. It served as a protective stronghold against pirate raids and invasions during the Middle Ages. Narrow cobblestone streets wind their way through the settlement, and traditional Cycladic whitewashed houses with colorful doors and windows create a picturesque setting. Within Castro, there is the Chapel of Panagia Odigitria (Virgin Mary of the Guide), a small church with historical and cultural significance. One of the highlights of Castro is the panoramic view it offers. From its elevated position, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea, neighboring islands, and the surrounding landscapes.

In The Castle

Located in the castle, it is housed in a two-storey traditional house that has been reconstructed. The collection of the museum is private and it was built over time solely depending on the owner and the donations made by locals. Its purpose is to help preserve the folklore and cultural heritage of Kimolos. In the lower floor of the museum, you will discover hundreds of everyday objects and decorative items of the past. The upper floor has been divided into two exhibitions; one of them is dedicated to Maritime and consists of nautical equipment and paintings related to sailing. The other one is a recreation of an authentic late-19th century house of Kimolos.

Scenic walks & trails

Hiking in Kimolos offers a wonderful opportunity to explore the island's natural beauty, charming villages, and historic sites. While the island is relatively small, it boasts a diverse landscape with scenic trails. Remember to wear appropriate footwear, carry enough water, and be aware of the weather conditions while hiking. Additionally, some trails may require a certain level of fitness, so choose routes that suit your preferences and abilities.

Aegean Sea Around

The Aegean Sea around Kimolos provides a serene and captivating underwater world for snorkelers to explore. Enjoy the majestic scenery and encounter colorful fish and other marine species, while visiting caves and admiring the interesting rock formations.

Frequently asked questions

01Is the itinerary fixed, or can we customize our route? +

All our trips are fully customizable. There is no fixed itinerary. The final route is shaped together with you, based on your preferences (how many hours you wish to sail per day, sightseeing or relaxation, hiking, swimming, local cuisine, etc.) and - most importantly - the weather at the time of your trip. The captain adjusts the plan daily to keep the experience relaxed, safe and enjoyable, and you can stay longer at places you love.

02Cyclades or Saronic Islands – what’s the difference and which do you recommend? +

The Cyclades offer iconic whitewashed villages, dramatic landscapes and longer open-water crossings - ideal for experienced cruisers and classic Greek scenery. The Saronic is calmer, greener and closer to Athens, with short hops between historic islands - perfect for relaxed sailing and families. We recommend based on your dates, group and pace.

03Can we visit Santorini, Mykonos, Naxos, or other specific islands in one week? +

Yes - within reason. A one-week route comfortably covers a cluster of nearby islands. Combining far-apart highlights (e.g. Mykonos and Santorini) is possible but means longer sailing days. We’ll design a realistic route that includes your must-see islands without rushing.

04What happens if the weather is bad? Will the trip be canceled? +

Trips are very rarely canceled. The captain monitors conditions daily and adapts the route to keep you in sheltered, comfortable waters. Safety and enjoyment always come first, and the flexible itinerary means there is almost always a great alternative nearby.

05Are prices per person or for the entire boat? +

Prices are for the entire boat - you charter the whole catamaran for your group, not per person. This makes it excellent value for families and groups of friends sharing the experience.

06What additional costs should we expect beyond the yacht price? +

Typical extras include fuel, marina/port fees, food and drinks, and the crew gratuity. We provide a clear breakdown in advance so there are no surprises, and you can choose your provisioning and dining preferences.

07How many islands will we visit during the week? +

Usually 5–7 islands or anchorages in a week, depending on distances and your pace. We balance moving and relaxing so you experience variety without spending all day at sea.

08Can we decide where to stop each day, or is it decided in advance? +

Both. We agree a flexible plan before departure, then fine-tune it day by day with your captain based on weather and what you’re enjoying. You stay in control of your holiday.