3 Island Boat trip from Kos Port

Saturday , Wednesday, Departure Time: 09.30 – 17.30, Price €45 per adult €30 for kids, Hotel pick up & drop of, Small Group up to 17 pax.

A 3 Island Boat Trip from Kos Port is an excellent way to explore the neighboring islands and marvel at the sheer beauty of the Aegean Sea. Most boat tours offer trips to nearby islands like Nisyros, Kalymnos, and Pserimos, each with a unique character. Here is a sample itinerary for a 3 Island Boat Trip from Kos Port:

Suggested 3-Island Boat Trip Itinerary

1. Departure from Kos Port (around 9:00 AM)

– The boat departs from Kos Town Port early in the morning, typically around 9:00 AM.
– You’ll board a comfortable boat or ferry designed for island-hopping. Most boats have sun decks, seating areas, and sometimes refreshments available onboard.

2. First Stop: Nisyros Island (around 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM)

– Arrival Time: Approximately 1 hour from Kos.
– Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours on Nisyros.
– Highlights:
– Nisyros Volcano: Nikias village‘s volcanic crater is one of the island’s most important sights. You can ascend the crater and look out over the steaming vents and surrounding scenery.
– Mandraki Village: The island‘s port village is renowned for its charming whitewashed houses and narrow streets. You can stroll around the village, shop, and enjoy local delicacies at the cafes.

– Thermal Springs: You can also visit the island’s natural thermal baths for a relaxing experience.
– What to do: Explore Mandraki on foot, enjoy a traditional Greek coffee or lunch, and explore the volcanic crater if you dare.

3. Second Destination: Kalymnos Island (around 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM)

– Arrival Time: Around 1 hour from Nisyros.
– Duration: 1.5 hours on Kalymnos.
– Highlights:
– Kalymnos Town: The capital town of Kalymnos is filled with a lively spirit and has a beautiful harbor. The town is renowned for its sponge diving history, and you can visit the Sponge Museum to witness the unique heritage of the island.
– Beaches: There are some great beaches like Masouri Beach, where you can swim, lie down in the sun, and enjoy the crystal-clear waters.
– Traditional Villages: For a more relaxed experience, you can head to the traditional villages like Pothia and Vathis.
– What to do: Visit the Sponge Museum, stroll around the harbor, or simply sunbathe on the beach. If you are an adventurer, you can hire a scooter or ATV to explore the island further.

4. Third Stop: Pserimos Island (around 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM)

– Arrival Time: Approximately 30 minutes from Kalymnos.
– Duration: 1 to 1.5 hours on Pserimos.

– Highlights:

– Quiet Island: Pserimos is a peaceful and unspoiled island that isn’t too developed. It‘s a great place to relax, and it‘s also much quieter than the other two islands.
– Beach Relaxation: Pserimos has some nice beaches, such as Psérimos Beach, where you can swim in crystal-clear waters or sunbathe in a relaxed atmosphere.
– Traditional Greek Village: You can also explore the small village of Pserimos, with two or three tavernas and cafes that offer fresh seafood and local dishes.
– What to do: Enjoy the peace and quiet, take a swim in the clear waters, or have a drink at one of the local tavernas.

5. Return to Kos (about 4:30 PM – 5:00 PM)

– After visiting all three islands, the boat will begin its return journey to Kos Port.
– The return journey usually takes around 1 hour, and you’ll arrive back at Kos Port around 5:00 PM, depending on the boat’s schedule.

-What’s Included in a 3-Island Boat Trip

– Transportation: Round-trip boat ride from Kos Port to Nisyros, Kalymnos, and Pserimos, and back to Kos.
– Optional Lunch: Some boat trips include a lunch on board or on one of the islands, usually with a Greek or Mediterranean menu (e.g., grilled fish, moussaka, or souvlaki).

-Cost of the 3-Island Boat Trip

-What to Bring