Pserimos/Plati | Fanos Yachts & Ferries

A row of thatched umbrellas shades a line of empty lounge chairs on a sandy beach; the calm, blue sea and a distant island are visible in the background.

PSERIMOS

Getting on a boat and sailing around the most remote beaches is what Fanos Travel is all about!

Pserimos is that tiny little unspoiled destination you’ve been looking for at the edge of Greece. Pserimos belongs to Kalymnos and is supposed to have eighty (80) inhabitants. Located at a distance of 7.8 nautical miles from Kos, it is the perfect friends-and-family spot to chill out.

Crystal clear waters, a few restaurants and a sandy paradisiac bay are all you need to spend some carefree time by the sea and get a rest for the day. You may also notice the nostalgic chapel of Agios Nikolaos.

A secluded, pebble beach curves gently into crystal-clear turquoise water, with a sailboat peacefully anchored in the bay and lush green hills forming a scenic backdrop.

AVLAKI

You probably visit the main village and port of the island, called Avlaki. Here you can make a stop and explore one of the more unspoiled locations in the Dodecanese, literally built on the beach with no traffic or stress!

Plati is a tiny islet, located southeast of Kalymnos and west of Pserimos, about 9.6 nautical miles from Kos. Τhe island has only a few but flawless beaches, which can only be accessed by boat. To spend a day here, dips in the sea and fun in the sun are constantly required!

BOATS AVAILABLE FOR THIS TRIP

A twelve-meter luxury motorboat, the "Nala," carrying several passengers, floats in vibrant turquoise water; the boat is available for rental with a skipper included.

A 12-meter SACS motorboat, the "Stamatis," is shown from an aerial view, with two people relaxing on board in turquoise water; the boat accommodates up to 14 people and has a 700 HP engine.

A large, beige and maroon Isardi motorboat with a beige sunshade is docked at a marina, with other boats visible in the background. The boat is available for rent, accommodating up to thirteen people, and is only available with a skipper.

A woman sits at the helm of a white and gray "Zizel" motorboat, the vessel's name and price prominently displayed, with a harbor and buildings in the background.