Untouched yacht charter destination, Arki Island
Imagine an island with no school, no rain, and no large charter yachts, but full of fish, tranquility, and free mooring. No, beer is not free!
Are you looking for an island without large charter yachts? With only 40 inhabitants, Arki stands as a haven for those seeking an escape from the masses. This secluded island lacks schools, rain, and local water production. Essentials, including bread, are delivered from nearby islands such as Samos and Atmos. Water is produced through reverse osmosis.
Docking is free, perfect for sailors who love peace and fishing. You can catch Sea Bream yourself or try affordable, fresh seafood at nearby fish restaurants.
Only on 23rd August, there can be a crowd of visitors enjoying the famous Festival of Panagia celebrated on this island. The festival takes place at the square by the sea, where taverns set out their tables, and everybody celebrates together until early morning with local food, live traditional music, and dance. Then, on the 24th of August, the island will be yours again.
Arki, part of the Dodecanese Islands in the Aegean Sea, unique location on the Greece-Turkey border. The island offers stunning views of surrounding islets. The must-see islets around Arki include Aspronisi with its white sand and Makronisi with its underwater caves.
There is a ferry from Patmos to Arki, or you can rent a boat from Patmos and sail to Arki island.
