24 – 31 Oct 2026
Greece · Climbing + Aegean Life
Dates
24 – 31 Oct 2026
Location
Kalymnos & Telendos, Greece
Duration
7 nights
Boat
Monohull sailing yacht (40–42 ft)
Crew
Max. 8 people (skipper included)
Price
€1,250 / person
The Trip
This autumn, we return to Kalymnos — not as visitors, but to a place we know, trust, and keep coming back to. This is where it all started for us.
A climbing island like no other — endless limestone, perfectly bolted routes, and that feeling that every line is just right.
We move along the coast on a monohull, waking up below towering walls, climbing above clear Aegean water, and linking the island's most iconic crags from the sea. No rushing, no overplanning — just following the rhythm of climb, rest, and repeat.
Kalymnos is more than a destination. It's a place you settle into. Strong mornings on the rock, slow afternoons in the sun, and evenings that drift into long meals by the water.
If you climb, this is a place you need to experience. And there's no better way than arriving by boat — moving freely, staying close to the rock, and living it fully.
Trip Profile
The Journey

Day 1
Meet the crew at Kos Marina. Get settled on the boat, run through the basics with the skipper, and share a first meal on deck as the Aegean sun goes down.
Navigation
From the Crew
"That’s sailing combined with climbing, connection, and love for the simple life. The strong community spirit and friendly vibe turned a group of strangers, within just a few days, into a real sailing and climbing crew — sharing adventures, laughter, sunsets, and the unique rhythm of life on a boat."
Eddie Villmow
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