Levitha

Levitha Yacht Charter

Levitha is a quiet Dodecanese stop for yacht charters that need a remote anchorage between the larger islands. It is not a place for nightlife, shopping, or big excursions. Its value is simple: a peaceful stop, clear water, a seasonal family taverna, and a very different feeling from busier islands like Kos, Rhodes, or Patmos. For the bigger picture, see our Dodecanese yacht charter guide.

We usually think of Levitha as a route stop rather than a main destination. It can work well when a Dodecanese itinerary needs a quieter break between Kalymnos, Leros, Patmos, Lipsi, Astypalea, or Kos.

Best For

Quiet overnight stops
Remote Dodecanese cruising
Simple taverna evenings ashore
Guests who like less developed islands
Routes between Kalymnos, Leros, Patmos, Lipsi, Kos, or Astypalea

Highlights

Taverna Levitha: The island’s little seasonal taverna is the main reason most yachts go ashore. It is simple, local, and usually the evening plan if the anchorage works.
The walk from the bay: From the mooring/anchorage area, guests can walk up toward the taverna and the small family settlement, passing dry-stone walls, pastureland, and open views over the bay.
Levitha Bay: The main yacht stop is the protected bay with mooring buoys, used by boats crossing between the Dodecanese and nearby island groups.
Quiet swim coves: Levitha is better for clear-water swims from the yacht than for organized beaches. There are no big beach clubs or resort facilities, which is exactly the appeal.

Anchorage and Overnight Stops

Levitha can work as an overnight stop, but it should stay flexible. The island is remote and simple, so the captain will decide whether it makes sense based on the yacht, weather, and route timing.

For most guests, Levitha is not about a marina or polished shore facilities. It is about arriving by yacht, enjoying a quiet anchorage, and keeping the evening simple.