Cruising the Dodecanese Islands

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Contents

Cruise of the Dodechanese Islands

Cruise
of the Dodechanese
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MORE notes about the passage

Introduction

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Climate & Weather Information

In the summer months the weather is dominated by the meltemi which comes from the NW.

For details see Aegean Weather.

Weather Windows

The best times to tour the Dodechanese are in the Spring, May to June, and in the autumn, September to October. You are less likely to encounter strong meltemi winds and also all the anchorages are less crowded. Other than the weather-wise unpredictable winter months, the worse time to be cruising the Sea of Samos is during the month of August. In August not only will you encounter a number of "meltemi" gales but all harbors and anchorages, even the most remote, will be crowded as this is the prime vacation time in Greece and the rest of the EU.

In October, especially late in the month there can be southerly winds and occasionally thunderstorms, some of which can be severe. If you are cruising during that time you should always have two possible anchorages in mind: one protected from N winds and one from the S winds.

Radio Nets

See Aegean Sea

Navigation Charts Required

Chart Source
Chart Number

Passage Description

FULL description of this passage.

Distance & Duration

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Possible Departure Points

Route/Suggested Stopovers

(In sequence)

Possible Arrival Ports

CruiserLog Forum discussions

Links to discussions on the CruiserLog Forum

External Links

See Aegean Sea.

References

See Aegean Sea.

Personal Notes

  • I have sailed almost all of the above passages. --Istioploos Greece Icon.png


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