Yacht Charters in Greece

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Why book a crewed yacht charter in Greece

Ancient Greek history

The ancient Greek civilization left an indelible mark on the world and continues to captivate visitors with it's architectural grandeur and cultural significance.

Incredible local food

Greek food is famous for its delicious flavors, vibrant colors, and fresh ingredients - it's Mediterranean cuisine at its best!

Island hopping paradise

Whitewashed villages, azure waters and warm hospitality await at every stop, yet each island has it's own enchanting and unique charm.

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The Saronic Islands

The Ionian Islands

The Cyclades Islands

What makes Greece special?

Where Ancient History Meets Azure Waters

Sail through the cradle of Western civilization, where whitewashed villages cascade down hillsides, ancient ruins overlook turquoise bays, and every island tells a story thousands of years old. Greek island sailing offers unparalleled diversity - from the cosmopolitan energy of Mykonos to the timeless charm of traditional fishing villages, from world-class cuisine to secluded anchorages where you'll feel like the first explorer to arrive.

Your Greek Odyssey: Three Legendary Routes

Greek yacht charters will take you and your loved ones on a tour through idyllic waters and stunning landscapes while you relax in style and soak up the Mediterranean sun. Embark on an unforgettable trip with an unmatched level of customized care from a seasoned crew. Our crewed yacht charters offer the ideal experience, whether you choose a private sunset cruise, a romantic and intimate dining experience for two on a secluded cove, or a day of adventure at sea with the whole family.

The Saronic Islands

Perfect for: First-time Greece sailors, history enthusiasts, those seeking convenience from Athens

The Saronic Gulf offers Greece's most accessible sailing, with short distances between islands, reliable weather, and fascinating historical sites at every stop. This route perfectly balances ancient archaeological wonders with charming island life, all within easy reach of Athens.

Day 1: Aegina - Temple Town

Begin your Greek adventure at Aegina, famous for its impressive Temple of Aphaia, one of Greece's best-preserved ancient temples dating to 500 BC. This charming island offers excellent pistachios (considered Greece's finest), a picturesque harbor town with waterfront tavernas, and beautiful beaches. Explore the neoclassical architecture of Aegina Town, visit the abandoned village of Paleochora with its Byzantine churches, or simply enjoy fresh seafood while watching fishing boats return with their daily catch. The island's proximity to Athens makes it the perfect introduction to Greek island life.

Day 2: Dokos - Uninhabited Paradise

Sail to Dokos, an uninhabited island that feels like your own private Greek paradise. This hidden gem offers pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling, and complete tranquility. The island is home to one of the world's oldest known shipwrecks (circa 2700-2200 BC), though the artifacts are now in museums. The secluded anchorages provide excellent swimming and the chance to experience Greece's natural beauty without crowds. This is where you'll discover why sailors fall in love with the Greek islands - azure water, dramatic coastlines, and absolute peace.

The Ionian Islands

Perfect for: Those seeking lush landscapes, calm waters, Venetian architecture, and traditional Greek culture

The Ionian Islands offer a completely different Greek experience - green mountains instead of arid hillsides, Venetian architecture alongside Greek traditions, and some of the Mediterranean's calmest, most protected waters. This is Greece's most verdant sailing ground.

Day 1: Nydri, Lefkada - Waterfall Town

Begin your Ionian adventure in Nydri on Lefkada's east coast, a lively harbor town surrounded by lush green hills and numerous small islands. The town offers excellent facilities, waterfront tavernas, and easy access to the stunning Dimosari Waterfalls - a short hike through olive groves leads to these beautiful cascades and swimming holes. The protected waters around Nydri provide calm anchorages and excellent swimming spots. Lefkada's unique position (connected to mainland Greece by a causeway) makes it the perfect starting point for exploring the Ionian Islands.

Day 2: Zakynthos - Turtle Island

Sail to Zakynthos (also called Zante), famous for the stunning Navagio Beach (Shipwreck Beach) with its white cliffs and turquoise waters, and as the primary nesting site for endangered loggerhead sea turtles. Visit the protected marine park in Laganas Bay where you might spot turtles swimming in crystal-clear waters, explore the charming Zakynthos Town with its Venetian architecture (rebuilt after the 1953 earthquake), or take a dinghy to the famous Blue Caves where the water glows an ethereal blue. The island's diverse landscape ranges from dramatic cliffs to gentle beaches.

The Cyclades Islands

Perfect for: Those seeking the classic Greek island experience, vibrant nightlife, iconic architecture, and world-famous beaches

The Cyclades deliver everything you imagine when you think "Greek islands" - brilliant white cubic houses with blue-domed churches, windmills on hilltops, and that perfect Aegean blue water. This route offers the most iconic Greek island experience, but the distances are a little further, and it can get very windy.

Day 1: Cape Sounion - Temple of Poseidon

Begin your Cyclades adventure at Cape Sounion, home to the magnificent Temple of Poseidon perched on cliffs 60 meters above the sea. This ancient temple (circa 444 BC) offers spectacular sunset views that have inspired poets and travelers for millennia - Lord Byron even carved his name into one of the columns. The protected bay below provides excellent swimming and snorkeling, while the temple creates a dramatic backdrop that perfectly captures the connection between ancient Greece and the sea. It's an inspiring start to your island-hopping odyssey.

Day 2: Kythnos - Thermal Springs

Sail to Kythnos, one of the Cyclades' best-kept secrets, known for its natural thermal springs and authentic island atmosphere. Visit Loutra village with its therapeutic hot springs emerging right at the waterfront, explore the charming capital Chora with its cubic Cycladic houses and winding streets, or anchor at one of the island's 99 beaches (locals claim one for each day of summer plus extras). Kythnos offers the classic Cycladic experience without the crowds, with excellent tavernas serving fresh seafood and traditional dishes.

Why Greece Offers the Mediterranean's Best Sailing

Greece combines everything that makes Mediterranean sailing legendary - over 6,000 islands and islets offering endless exploration, the Meltemi winds providing reliable summer sailing conditions, protected anchorages throughout each route, and water so clear you can see the anchor on the seabed. But what truly sets Greece apart is the incredible diversity of experiences within relatively short distances. Ancient archaeological sites that shaped Western civilisation sit alongside pristine beaches, traditional fishing villages neighbour cosmopolitan nightlife destinations, and every meal becomes a celebration of fresh ingredients and time-honoured recipes. The Greek concept of "philoxenia" (hospitality) means you'll feel welcomed everywhere, whether dining at a family taverna or exploring a remote village. Each route offers its own character - the Saronic's historical richness, the Ionian's lush green beauty, the Cyclades' iconic brilliance - yet all share that indefinable Greek magic that has attracted sailors for thousands of years.

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