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GREECE YACHT CHARTERS

Greece is well known as the cradle of European culture and boasts the longest coastline on the Mediterranean Sea. Located between Europe and Asia and surrounded by the Aegean, Ionian and Mediterranean seas, Greece has become a top yacht charter destination for sailors around the world. With 18 different bases we can provide numerous itineraries for you to explore the fabulous sailing grounds of Greece.

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Bavaria 46 cruiser sailboat charter (2017).

09 Apr - 12 Apr 2024

Rent a boat Bavaria 36 (2004) in Greece

03 Apr - 06 Apr 2024

Sailboat Bavaria 37 Cruiser (2006) for rent in Greece

Hanse 342 sailboat charter (2006)

01 Apr - 06 Apr 2024

Rent a boat Bavaria 41 (2004) in Greece

Sailboat Oceanis 41.1 (2020) for rent in Greece

Sun Odyssey 36i sailboat charter (2009)

20 Apr - 26 Apr 2024

Rent a boat Bavaria Cruiser 37 (2014) in Greece

Sailboat Bavaria Cruiser 37 - 3 cab. (2014) for rent in Greece

Gib Sea 37 sailboat charter (2002)

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Greece Yacht Charter Reviews with 12knots

United States

“Our trip was fantastic!”

Our trip was fantastic, beyond expectations. Our skipper, Peter Papageorgiou, was the best, also.

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Ven Dobrinov

“Everything was perfect!”

Dear Grigory, Everything was perfect! Thank you :) Please see the attached photo.

Charlie Clarke

United Kingdom

“We had a lovely time and the boat was really easy to handle”

Grigory, we had a lovely time and the boat was really easy to handle and only about 5 months old. All the equipment was in really good order and everything worked without a hitch. We had a really good handover from Nomicos who got us through the chec…

Kieran Crowley

“Our second time to charter through 12Knots”

Our second time to charter through 12Knots, luckily again Irina was our contact, again it was a painless, smooth process. No catches, no dropped messages, excellent value. The upfront price was the bottom line, no hidden extras. Surprisingly when I g…

Scott Moser

“I’ve booked a few times through 12 Knots”

I’ve booked a few times through 12 Knots, in Greece and Polynesia, and have had great experiences. Solid customer support… it’s great to have one person I can email anytime with questions!

Alberto Goosen

Switzerland

“We had a great time in Greece”

We had a great time in Greece, the first three days we had constant 20-25knots of wind, so we were able to do a lot of sailing. The boat was also in good condition and everything in working order…the boat did however look a bit older than a 2018 mode…

Andrew Wade

“We enjoyed ourselves and have a bundle of stories we can now laugh about”

We’ve chatted about this a few times and how it be best addressed. I think constructively would be the best way. Overall the captains skill level, regard for safety, approach towards ensuring the guests are happy with the path and desires they are se…

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Greece Yacht Charters

Greece is a country in Southeast Europe, which is located in the Balkans. The country is embossed in four seas: the Aegean Sea, the Ionian Sea, the Cretan Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea . Due to its advantageous location, Greece possesses one of the longest coastlines in the world. This outstanding feature makes the country an incredibly famous sailing destination. Beautiful golden beaches along the island, emerald transparent waters, pine forests in the mountains, and extremely pleasant weather will not leave any sailor indifferent. Deciding to charter a shining yacht, you make an investment in unforgettable memories and the desire to come back as a matter of course. 

The reasons for which one must visit Greece are difficult to count as it has a lot to offer for everyone. Rich history, glorious past, impressive ancient buildings, delicious food and wine, an abundance of celebrations and festivals are waiting for you to explore the picturesque region. The pristine nature of Athens, Volos, Corfu, Kavala, and other Greek cities and perfect weather conditions create an ideal opportunity to rent a boat and melt into the pleasure.   

Sailing Conditions in Greece

Being situated in Southeast Europe, Greece welcomes sailors from around the globe to feel all the benefits of the Mediterranean climate. Hot and dry summers with rare precipitation and clear skies provide a good opportunity for yacht rental without any fear of possible rains and extreme winds. The average temperature during the summer period never drops below 20 ºC even at night. It is impossible to miss such great weather and not to go far in the sea on your sailboat to enjoy the 30 ºC heat in the daytime. Greek winters are usually colder, especially in those areas that are close to mountains. But they are not lingering and not so cold to somehow disturb dedicated sailors. The sailing season usually starts in March and continues up to November, bringing different sailing conditions to the island.

Best Times for Vacation in Greece

Having an intention to make the most of your sailboat vacation in the breathtaking destination, it is necessary to get acquainted with the weather conditions of the desired period. As a rule, the peak season of sailing occurs in the summer months and up to the end of September . This time features extremely high air and water temperature and a huge number of sailors even in the remote marinas. By the way, Greek summers are an ideal time for those who are ready to forget about sleep and party the whole night. One of the most important things to consider is that in July, the northern wind Meltemi comes to the shore and creates many hazardous obstacles for sailing.

Spring and autumn wind speeds and summer conditions force you to choose this time period if you are looking for peace and quiet. There is no extreme heat and strong winds, as well as no abundance of people. You still can enjoy going bareboat without any unpleasant conditions and immerse yourself into the same active and loud festivals and celebrations.

Sailing Difficulty Level

Greece has already gained its high popularity as one of the world’s best sailing destinations . Because of its climate and location, the country represents great sailing options for beginners and professional sailors alike. The weather changes require sailors to explore the weather forecast beforehand to select the desired time for coming and know what to expect. The level of difficulty is mostly predetermined by the Meltemi wind of 6-8 force. Blowing from July to September may scary fresh sailors and even become a challenge for experienced professionals. If you are not highly skillful and just do not have enough confidence to manage the vessel by yourself, consider booking a boat in spring or autumn. The absence of powerful winds will not spoil your first sailing experience but contribute to positive impressions.

If you are still not ready to face the open water, 12 Knots is glad to provide you with the help of a qualified skipper and an opportunity to hire a crew . Being focused on the needs and desires of every sailor, we offer either a skipper to help to refresh the memories of handling a boat or a complete training process in our sailing school. Both options are delivered at their best quality and reasonable price.

Main Charter Bases

Greece is an incredibly important sailing destination for 12 Knots. Welcoming thousands of happy sailors every year, the country has a lot of well-equipped marinas and good mooring options. Depending on the desired part of the country, preferred city, and climate peculiarities, you may select a perfect one. The team of 12 Knots spreads their professional services on more than 30 bases along the coast. You may rent a yacht or boat at bases situated in the most famous Greek cities and islands:

• Santorini  and many others

Boat Types for Charters

Having a great number of bases in possession, 12 Knots aims to provide sailors with powerful sailboats from leading manufacturers. Approximately 6,000 vessels are now available for charter in Greece. Sailing yachts, catamarans, powerboats, gulets, and houseboats are waiting for your booking. Do not hesitate and contact our team to become an owner of a white shining boat at a good cost. It is advisable to perform booking beforehand to avoid disappointment and misunderstanding.

Other Information about Greece Sailing

Before diving into the images of future perfect sailing vacations, every sailor should be aware of some essential information about the intended place.

• The official language is Greek, although English is also widely spoken, especially in tourist places.
• Greece is the Euro zone; that’s why the official currency is Euro.
• Greece is under the Schengen Agreement, which enables US citizens to enter the country without a visa and stay for no more than 90 days. For citizens of other countries, the consultation of the specialist is needed.

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Yachts available for charter in Greece

This is a small selection of motor and sailing yachts available for a luxury yacht charter to Greece. Please contact your Burgess broker for a personalised selection.

RENAISSANCE

Rate from EUR 3,000,000 per week

• Length: 112m (367.5ft)
• Guests: 36 guests in 19 cabins
• Built: 2023
• Freire Shipyard

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• Length: 96.6m (316.9ft)
• Guests: 12 guests in 7 cabins
• Built: 2017
• Feadship, De Vries Makkum

Rate from USD 497,000† per week

• Length: 90.1m (295.6ft)
• Guests: 12 guests in 6 cabins
• Built: 2007
• Corsair Yachts

Rate from USD 1,100,000† per week

• Length: 88.5m (290.4ft)
• Guests: 12 guests in 8 cabins

MALTESE FALCON

Rate from USD 490,000 per week

• Length: 88m (288.7ft)
• Built: 2006
• Perini Navi

Rate from USD 945,000† per week

• Length: 85.6m (280.8ft)
• Built: 2010
• Derecktor Shipyard

Rate from USD 1,000,000 per week

• Length: 85m (278.9ft)
• Guests: 12 guests in 10 cabins
• Lurssen-Werft

O'PTASIA

Rate from EUR 900,000 per week

• Built: 2018
• Golden Yachts

Rate from USD 1,150,000† per week

• Length: 80m (262.5ft)
• Built: 2019
• Abeking & Rasmussen

Rate from USD 900,000 per week

• Length: 75m (246.1ft)
• Built: 2020
• Feadship, De Vries

Let us organise your perfect Greece yacht charter itinerary.

Our expert brokers know the cruising grounds intimately, both personally through first-hand experience and in real time through contacts on the ground. Your Greek yacht charter itinerary will be tailored specifically for you to deliver the holiday you want.

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The Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA) is due at the time of the final charter payment. Under MYBA terms, this sum is usually equivalent to 30 per cent of the total charter fee, but may be up to 40 per cent in some cases.

Intended to cover the operating expenses of a charter as explained under Charter Terms, such as fuel, food, drinks, port fees and ad hoc incidentals, the APA will be given to the captain before the start of your charter. The Captain will ensure that the yacht is fully fuelled and provisioned when you step on board. While an up-to-date summary of accounts can be requested at any time during your charter, a full set of accounts will normally be submitted by your captain at the end of the cruise. If, during the charter, the expenditure exceeds the sum already paid, additional cash funds will be required at once.

All outstanding bills from the yacht charter should be settled in cash or by bank transfer before your final disembarkation. Of course, any remaining credit at the end of your charter will be reimbursed to you in full. On request, transfer arrangements to and from the yacht can be made by Burgess or by the yacht’s captain, payment for which will be deducted from your APA.

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Greece Luxury Yacht Charter

April - October

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A yacht charter in Greece offers the ultimate superyacht experience for those seeking sun-drenched days, a rich and vibrant culture , coupled with a generous portion of exclusivity and luxury. Explore ancient ruins and UNESCO World Heritage sites, indulge in award-winning cuisine , relax at exclusive beach clubs, drop anchor at uninhabited islands , or dance the night away at some of the Mediterranean’s hippest night spots. Cruise the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea and take your pick of more than 6,000 islands and islets . Our charter brokers go to great lengths to ensure every detail of your charter getaway is flawless, including crafting bespoke itineraries and experiences. Contact Moran today.

Why charter a yacht in Greece?

Here are just some of the many reasons you should choose Greece as your next superyacht charter destination:

• Incredible cuisine and fresh seafood at local tavernas
• More than 6,000 islands, many of which are uninhabited
• The birthplace of democracy, stunning UNESCO World Heritage sites, and ancient ruins
• Crystal-clear waters, ideal for making the most of your yacht’s water toys
• Glamorous nightlife and exclusive beach clubs
• Amazing wildlife both above and under the waves
• Adventures and experiences to suit everyone
• Easy access with multiple international airports accommodating commercial airlines and private jets

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What are the best Greek Islands to explore?

With more than 6,000 islands to explore, spanning major island chains such as the Cyclades Islands, the Aegean Islands, the Sporades Islands, the Ionian Islands, the Dodecanese Islands, and the Saronic Islands, there’s a Greek locale to match every desired experience. Whether you want an off-the-beaten-track feel or want to be in the heart of all the action, Greece offers the ideal spot. Some of the most popular with yachting enthusiasts include:

Considered one of the most dazzling and exclusive of all the Greek islands, Santorini offers charm in abundance. Explore cobbled streets drenched in bougainvillea, party at decadent beach clubs, or enjoy dining at some of Greece’s most spectacular restaurants.

Sandy beaches lapped by turquoise waters, striking interiors, and pretty whitewashed buildings are the hallmarks of Mykonos. This Greek Island is known for its ultra-hip nightspots that attract internationally acclaimed DJs, refined beach restaurants, and label-laden boutiques.

Pretty Crete is one of the largest and most populous islands in Greece, known for its rich culture, superb cuisine, and spectacular National Park. Explore cities steeped in history and fascinating ancient ruins such as Knossos, first occupied during the Neolithic era, 7,000 B.C.

Considered one of Greece’s most romantic destinations, pretty Hydra will seduce you with its quaint towns and relaxed atmosphere. Hydra is a car-free island, giving it the feel of a bygone area that over the years has attracted renowned artists and jet setters in equal measure.

There’s lots going on in Rhodes, with plenty to see and do, making it a popular yachting destination. Rhode’s Medieval Old Town is a must-visit and is regarded as one of the best-fortified cities in Europe. On Rhodes, you’ll also find the ancient Lindos Acropolis.

While not technically a Greek island, mainland Greece should not be ignored. Athens is brimming with Greek culture and mythology, exclusive restaurants, designer boutiques, and world-class offerings. A must-visit is the Acropolis of Athens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and considered the most complete ancient Greek monumental complex.

How can Moran Yacht & Ship help me charter a yacht in Greece?

No matter which island you fancy exploring during a private yacht charter in Greece, Moran Yacht & Ship’s charter specialists will listen to your needs and then craft a bespoke charter itinerary. Thanks to our superb contacts, we can also secure your reservations at the most exclusive restaurants and beach clubs, as well as arrange for private guided tours. With access to the best yachts in Greece, our expertise and knowledge is second to none. Contact our charter team today and start your Greece yacht charter vacation.

When is the best time to explore Greece on a luxury yacht?

The summer months are high-season in Greece for superyacht charters, when you can expect the best weather. Additionally, the shoulder season – late spring and early fall – are also popular, especially for those seeking a less crowded time to explore the region or perhaps wanting slightly cooler temperatures for inland exploration.

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What are some highlights on a greece luxury yacht charter.

Some highlights of a luxury yacht charter in Greece include:

• Explore Greece’s ancient wonders. The most famous, such as the Acropolis, can be found in Athens, however, many of the Greek islands boast historically significant heritage sites.
• Soak up the sun on uninhabited Greek islands; with more than 6,000 islands and islets to explore, you will be spoilt for choice
• Explore local vineyards and olive groves
• Feast on delicious Greek cuisine at local tavernas
• Hike stunning national parks and discover Greece’s varied landscape
• Sink beneath the waves and discover vibrant marine life and fascinating shipwrecks.

What are the air temperatures on a Greece luxury yacht charter?

Spring (April to June): Spring is a pleasant time to visit Greece, with mild temperatures ranging from around 59°F (15°C) to 77°F (25°C).

Summer (July to August) : Summer is the peak yacht charter season in Greece, with hot and dry weather. Average temperatures range from 77°F (25°C) to 95°F (35°C) or even higher.

Fall (September to November) : Fall is another favorable time to visit on a luxury yacht charter, as crowds thin out and temperatures become more comfortable. Expect average temperatures from around 68°F (20°C) to 77°F (25°C).

Winter (December to February) : Winter is the off-peak season in Greece, with cooler temperatures and some rainfall. Average temperatures range from approximately 50°F (10°C) to 59°F (15°C).

What's the water temperature like on a Greece yacht charter?

The water temperature in Greece varies throughout the year, with warmer temperatures during the summer months and cooler temperatures in the winter. Greece has a Mediterranean climate, and its coastal waters are influenced by this climate pattern. Almost all yacht charters in Greece are during the late spring, summer, and early fall, when the water temperatures are welcoming and the weather is at its best.

• Water temperatures can range from around 57°F (14°C) to 64°F (18°C).
• Water temperatures in Greece during the spring months can range from approximately 59°F (15°C) to 68°F (20°C).
• Water temperatures during the summer months typically range from about 70°F (21°C) to 82°F (28°C).
• Water temperatures during the fall months can range from around 68°F (20°C) to 75°F (24°C).

Where can I embark on a Greek Islands yacht charter?

The embarkation destination will depend on your cruising itinerary. Many of the larger Greek Islands boast international airports that accommodate commercial airlines and private jets, ensuring easy access to your yacht charter. The most popular destinations to embark on a Greece superyacht charter include:

• Thessaloniki

How much does a yacht charter in Greece cost?

The cost of a luxury yacht charter in Greece will depend on several factors, primarily the size of the boat, its onboard amenities, your cruising itinerary, and the length of the charter. Every yacht charter is unique, from the yacht’s onboard amenities to the cruising itinerary and choice of experiences. Moran Yacht & Ship are specialists in Greece yacht charters and have access to the world’s finest superyachts and mega yachts for charter in Greece. Whether you fancy an island-hopping adventure that takes you from one paradisiacal beach to the next, or exploring Greece’s ancient wonders, Moran’s team of veteran charter agents can help. We will listen to your needs and connect you with your ideal vessel, ensuring you enjoy the ultimate charter experience. Contact our team today.

How can Moran help me charter a yacht in Greece?

If you want to discover the land of ancient gods on a Greece yacht charter, the Moran Yacht & Ship charter brokers can help. We are a leading yacht brokerage with exclusive access to the world’s finest motor yachts and superyachts for charter. We specialise in curating extraordinary yachting experiences that exceed expectations. Contact our team today.

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In the heart of the Mediterranean, the sapphire blue sea encloses a land where the ancient gods once reigned supreme, a world carved by the patient yet relentless hands of geological time. Like the scorching sun kissing the landscape of olive groves and ancient ruins, the essence of Greece seems forever entwined with the sea that surrounds it. In this context, the prospect of renting a yacht in Greece becomes not merely a luxury holiday, but an immersion into an ecosystem that thrums with historical resonance and marine biodiversity.

Embracing the Call of the Aegean

Renting a yacht in Greece provides the traveller with an unrivalled way to experience the shimmering necklace of islands that scatter across the Aegean and Ionian Seas . Each island, with its unique topography and diverse array of fauna, becomes a world in itself, ripe for exploration. As you sail from harbour to secluded cove, from bustling port to the tranquillity of an untouched beach, the grand theatre of life unfolds before your eyes. Yachting opens up opportunities for encounters with the playful dolphins that escort you through the waves, the regal falcons soaring above rocky crags, and the ceaseless rhythm of the tides that have whispered the same tune for eons.

Sailing Through History: A Tour of Greece's Unforgettable Maritime Destinations

🚢 Santorini: The Crown Jewel of the Cyclades

Your voyage commences in the Cyclades , with the island of Santorini . Famed for its sunsets and iconic blue-domed architecture, Santorini is the remnants of an ancient volcanic caldera. Sailing into the sheltered arms of this caldera, you are met by the shimmering white facades of Fira and Oia, perched high above the indigo sea. A stop in Santorini allows you to explore the winding streets and sample locally-produced wines, grown in the island's unique volcanic soil.

🚢 Mykonos: The Island of the Winds

The next anchor point is the bustling island of Mykonos , another Cycladic gem. Known for its vibrant nightlife and charming old town, Mykonos is a haven for lovers of culture and merriment. Explore the narrow alleyways dotted with boutique shops and fine restaurants, or marvel at the iconic windmills overlooking the azure Aegean Sea.

🚢 Delos: The Birthplace of Apollo

A short sail from Mykonos, you find the uninhabited island of Delos, an archaeological sanctuary and the mythological birthplace of the twin gods Apollo and Artemis. The island offers a unique opportunity to delve into ancient history, with the remains of temples, houses, and the iconic Terrace of the Lions standing as silent testament to a bygone era.

🚢 Lefkada: Sailing into Serenity

Lefkada , a turquoise gem, lures yacht enthusiasts with its pristine beaches and enchanting coves. Sailing around this Ionian paradise offers a blend of tradition and untouched nature, making every anchorage a new discovery.

🚢 Rhodes: The Ancient Mariner's Dream

Rhodes , a crossroad of civilizations, beckons sailors with its rich history and sun-kissed shores. Medieval towns and azure bays intertwine, offering a unique yachting journey through time.

🚢 Thessaloniki: Nautical Tales & Tantalizing Tastes

Thessaloniki , Greece's gastronomic hub, entices mariners with its bustling port and vibrant culture. Anchoring here promises a dance of flavors and a glimpse into Macedonia's spirited heartbeat.

🚢 Chalkidiki: Trident's Treasure Troves

Chalkidiki ’s trident-like peninsulas promise yachters secluded bays, emerald waters, and lush forests. Sailing its intricate coastline reveals a world where nature and myth are forever entwined.

🚢 Naxos: The Green Heart of the Cyclades

As you leave the lively shores of Mykonos, your yacht carries you to the largest island of the Cyclades, Naxos. Here, verdant mountains and fertile valleys teem with olive groves and vineyards. Explore the Venetian Castle in Naxos Town, or lose yourself in the serenity of secluded beaches that dot the island's coastline.

🚢 Ithaca: The Home of Odysseus

The Ionian Sea invites you next to Ithaca, famed as the home of Homer's Odysseus. Its rugged coastlines, laced with hidden coves and secluded beaches, beckon you to moor your yacht and explore. Ithaca's interior is a world of ancient olive trees, charming villages, and paths that whisper tales of the legendary king's long journey home.

🚢 Athens:  Yachting at the Cradle of Civilization

Athens , with its proximity to the Saronic Gulf, offers yacht enthusiasts a blend of history and stunning Mediterranean views. Sail through ancient seas, explore world-class marinas, and indulge in Greece's culinary delights. Athens is a timeless yacht destination, where myth and modernity meet in maritime harmony.

🚢 Kos: Anchor in the Aegean's Yachting Paradise

Kos Island, a jewel in the Aegean Sea, beckons yachters with its clear turquoise waters and sun-kissed marinas. Explore ancient ruins, relax on pristine beaches, or savor delectable Greek cuisine. Kos offers a sublime blend of history and hedonism, making it a sought-after destination for yacht enthusiasts.

🚢 Crete: The Land of the Minoans

To the south of the Aegean Sea, the island of Crete rises. As the cradle of Minoan civilization, Crete offers a glimpse into the ancient world. From the archaeological marvel of Knossos to the enchanting Venetian Harbour in Chania , the island is a cultural treasure trove. It also boasts breathtaking natural beauty, from the stunning beaches of Elafonissi and Balos to the imposing Samaria Gorge.

🚢 Corfu: The Emerald Isle of Greece

Corfu 's enchanting coastlines and luxurious marinas make it a prized destination for yacht lovers. Sail through the Ionian Sea's crystalline waters, explore secluded coves, and soak in the island's rich cultural heritage. Corfu invites you to a yachting experience where history meets the horizons of tranquility.

🚢 Lavrio: Greece's Hidden Harbor Gem

Nestled on the tip of the Attica Peninsula, Lavrio 's port is a gateway to the alluring Aegean Sea. Its modern marinas, rich mining history, and proximity to ancient temples make it a unique yachting destination. Experience the blend of antiquity and elegance as you embark on a Lavrio yachting adventure.

🚢 Hydra: The Island of Artists

Closer to mainland Greece, nestled in the Saronic Gulf, Hydra emerges as a haven for artists. Motor vehicles are absent from this island, giving it a timeless feel. It is a place where donkeys still carry goods through narrow stone alleys, and grand sea captain's mansions harken back to Hydra's maritime past. Its picturesque harbour and crystal clear waters are sure to charm.

🚢 Symi: The Neoclassical Wonder

Your next stop is Symi, part of the Dodecanese islands. Upon entering Symi's harbour, you are greeted by a stunning amphitheatre of neoclassical houses, cascading down the hills to the vibrant, azure bay. Symi offers a peaceful retreat, with tranquil beaches and a slower pace of life. Don't miss a visit to the Monastery of the Archangel Michael Panormitis, a place of spiritual serenity.

🚢 Kefalonia: The Blue and Green Island

Returning to the Ionian Sea, Kefalonia awaits. This island is a paradise of diverse landscapes, featuring towering mountains, lush vineyards, and golden beaches. Melissani Cave with its ethereal blue waters is a must-visit, as is Myrtos Beach, often hailed as one of the most stunning beaches in Greece.

🚢 Skiathos: The Sporades' Star

Skiathos is the gem of the Sporades islands. This small but lively island is known for its golden sandy beaches, turquoise waters and the verdant pine forests that reach the sea. The medieval Bourtzi fortress, situated on a small peninsula in Skiathos Town, offers panoramic views of the Aegean.

🚢 Zakynthos: The Flower of the Levant

Your final destination is Zakynthos in the Ionian Islands. Here, the famous Navagio beach, also known as Shipwreck Beach, is an unmissable sight. The turquoise waters and the dramatic cliffs make for unforgettable swimming and sightseeing. On the island's western coast, the Blue Caves are a spectacular natural formation accessible only by boat, and an ideal spot to observe the marine life of the Ionian Sea.

Embarking on this voyage, the spirit of Greece unfurls before you like a canvas of blue and white, imprinted with history and graced by nature's generous hand. Each island, each wave carries a story, waiting to be discovered on your journey across the Grecian seas.

The Considerations of Voyage: A Primer on Yacht Rental

Embarking on a yacht rental in Greece necessitates careful consideration of numerous factors to ensure the journey is not only enjoyable, but also respectful of the delicate marine ecosystems you traverse.

⛵ Seasons and Climate

The Mediterranean climate, with its dry summers and mild, wet winters, dictates the rhythms of life in the Grecian seas. The peak yachting season aligns with the sun-drenched days from May to October. Outside these months, the waters can be turbulent, the skies grey and the weather unpredictable.

⛵ Nautical Skills

A keen understanding of nautical navigation and maritime safety is essential. Many yacht rentals offer the service of an experienced skipper, adept at reading the changing moods of the sea. They serve as your guide through the waters, ensuring a safe passage while you soak in the beauty of the Grecian archipelagos.

⛵ Environmental Consciousness

As an unobtrusive visitor to the marine environment, it is incumbent upon you to uphold a sense of environmental stewardship. Waste disposal, energy consumption, and respect for local wildlife are all aspects that need to be managed responsibly to protect the enchanting biodiversity of the Grecian seas.

The Ideal Vessel: Choosing Your Yacht

The choice of your vessel is paramount, and largely dependent on the desired balance of luxury, speed, and capacity. For the sun-soaked waters of Greece, several types of yachts offer a unique blend of these features.

⛵ The Luxury Superyacht

For those seeking utmost indulgence, the luxury superyacht is an unrivalled choice. Equipped with an array of modern amenities, the superyacht offers a level of comfort that rivals any five-star resort. Yet, it goes beyond this. Imagine waking to a changing view each morning, the endless blue stretching out before you as the shoreline transforms from the honey-hued cliffs of Santorini to the verdant hills of Zakynthos.

⛵ The Sleek Catamaran

The catamaran offers stability and ample space, with its twin-hulled design. This is an ideal choice for families or larger groups. Their shallower draft allows you to navigate closer to the islands, exploring hidden coves and secluded beaches. The gentle rhythm of the catamaran ensures a smooth journey across the placid summer seas of Greece.

⛵ The Classic Sailing Yacht

For the true sailing aficionado, there is nothing quite like a traditional sailing yacht. Harnessing the power of the wind, these vessels offer a more intimate experience with the elements. Sailing yachts demand a greater degree of skill and knowledge, but reward with an exhilarating connection to the sea and the wind.

In the radiant glow of the Grecian sun and the lull of the undulating sea, the act of yachting in Greece becomes not just a journey through space, but also through time. A voyage that carries the promise of encounters with awe-inspiring ecosystems, of rediscovering the ancient roots of Western civilisation, and of basking in the tranquil luxury that only a yacht can offer. It is, in essence, a way of becoming part of the timeless narrative of the sea.

Navigating Your Grecian Voyage: Addressing Common Queries

In our shared voyage across the sparkling waters and sun-drenched isles of Greece, we understand that many questions may arise. Here, we anticipate your inquiries, addressing them in the spirit of shared discovery and our mutual fascination for this ancient sea-bound nation.

What is the best time to rent a yacht in Greece?

The best time to embark on a yachting journey in Greece is typically between May and October, when the Mediterranean climate offers warm, sun-filled days and calm seas. This period is the high season for yacht rentals, offering a perfect blend of favourable weather and vibrant island life.

What kind of yacht should I rent?

The choice of yacht is largely dependent on your personal preferences and needs. For larger groups and families, a catamaran offers ample space and stability. If luxury and comfort are paramount, consider a superyacht, which offers a host of modern amenities. For those seeking a more intimate connection with the sea, a traditional sailing yacht can be an exhilarating choice.

Do I need a license to sail in Greece?

The Greek authorities require at least one member of the crew to have a valid International Certificate of Competence (ICC) or an equivalent national certificate from your country of residence. If you do not have sailing qualifications, hiring a skipper is a popular option. The skipper can safely navigate the boat while you relax and enjoy the journey.

How can I respect the environment during my yacht rental?

Practicing environmentally friendly sailing involves a variety of measures. Be mindful of waste disposal - many yachts are equipped with holding tanks or you can dispose of waste at port facilities. Limit your use of single-use plastics on board, and respect the local wildlife by maintaining a safe distance. Finally, be conscious of your energy consumption and try to maximise the use of sails over the engine when possible.

Can I visit multiple islands during my yacht rental?

Absolutely. The beauty of renting a yacht is the freedom it offers to explore multiple destinations. The Greek islands are well-suited to island hopping, with many desirable locations in close proximity to one another. This allows you to discover the unique charm of each island at your own pace.

In sharing these answers, we hope to enhance your understanding of what a yachting adventure in Greece entails. As always, our journey is enriched by your curiosity, and we stand ready to navigate these enchanting waters alongside you.

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Ferretti - 591 | 15 people  (2006)

From $2,398 per day.

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From $2,788 per day.

Latitude 36 sailing - Blueline II | 8 people  (2005)

From $335 per day.

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From $6,246 per day.

Ferretti - 53 | 12 people  (2004)

From $1,785 per day.

M/Y Benetti - 120 | 12 people  (2006)

From $16,730 per day.

Bavaria - Bavaria C50 | 12 people  (2023)

From $529 per day.

Marex - 310 | 10 people  (2022)

From $2,008 per day.

Cranchi - Cranchi Atlantique 50 | 10 people  (2010)

From $2,231 per day.

Leopard - 43 PC | 25 people  (2017)

From $3,458 per day.

San Lorenzo - Sl72 | 1 person  (1991)

Dufin - 57 | 10 people  (1994)

From $1,729 per day.

Aicon - Aicon 60 | 12 people  (2011)

From $2,900 per day.

Cantieri - Navali Italy | 22 people  (2000)

From $1,594 per day.

Ferretti 58/64 - Up to 24 guests | 24 people  (1991)

From $2,721 per day.

Princess 85 - Flybridge | 8 people  (2009)

From $5,711 per day.

Custom Made - 55 Flybridge | 6 people  (2002)

From $1,434 per day.

Perama Shipyards 102 - Elena | 12 people  (1992)

From $4,063 per day, yacht charter in greece.

You can find a yacht charter in Greece and in different dream destinations around the world on the Nautal website. Flexible cancellation or changes up to 15 days before check-in is allowed on selected boats. Check the conditions established with each boat owner. Imagine tranquil and serene island coves, but blended perfectly with a summer clubbing utopia on island metropolitan hubs. 

A Greek yacht charter is the best way of cruising the shimmering Greek sea and visiting the Greek islands and beaches of your choice. Discover lively islands such as Corfu, sophisticated bars and restaurants in small coastal towns in Lefkas , and the historical yet edgy new Athens which will take your breath away. Spend an evening on a bar terrace admiring the Acropolis and if you don’t want the night to end, get lost in its nightlife affairs...

If you want to make the most of the gorgeous weather and natural beauty consider a yacht rental in Greece. Whether you’d prefer to charter a boat with a skipper or would rather steer your own course, there are many destinations to visit, including fascinating Greek cities and a multitude of gorgeous islands that all add up to a dream holiday on the water. 

How much does it cost to charter a yacht in Greece?

On average, our exquisite yachts are available at just $2,670 per day or $18,690 per week, ensuring an unforgettable getaway. With the capacity to comfortably accommodate an average of 4 guests aboard the yacht, you can create cherished memories with your loved ones. Yachts are generally rented with a skipper and you can even find a crewed yacht charter in Greece if you want a really luxurious trip. Check the mandatory and included extras with the owner. Other factors that can influence the price are length, age of a yacht, capacity, duration of charter, extras, etc.

Is it possible to rent a yacht in Greece with or without a skipper? 

It is possible to find a yacht charter in Greece with or without a skipper. There are only a few yachts available without a skipper so if you’re set on a bareboat Greece sailing charter, make sure to book early! A bareboat yacht charter in Greece is a great idea if you want to be captain of your sailing experience. 

If you are a new sailor we recommend a skippered yacht hire in Greece! This way, you can enjoy your sailing holiday, island hopping and swimming in the blue waters. Sailing yachts are also available with a crew that can cook delicious meals and prepare drinks for you and your guests. There is nothing like a private yacht charter in Greece to explore islands including Dodecanese islands !

How to rent a yacht in Greece?

You can find a suitably priced yacht hire in Greece on Nautal’s website. Whether you need to charter a larger yacht for a group of friends departing from Corfu or want to rent a smaller yacht for a romantic getaway leaving from Athens, it’s easy to plan your perfect holiday under the Greek sun on a yacht charter. A yacht charter in the Greek islands is always easy to do with endless choices on what to do. 

All you have to do is decide how many berths you require, select whether or not you need a skipper, state your price range, then think about which stunning land and seascapes you want to see from your yacht rental in Greece.

What can I do with a yacht rental in Greece?

As Greece is located in southern Europe and enveloped by the Aegean, Cretan, Libyan and Ionian seas, a yacht rental in Greece has all the ingredients for a perfect holiday. Drop anchor for the day and explore the historic city of Athens, or choose Crete for your day trip and revel in the beautiful mountain ranges that cross the island. Filled with peninsulas and islands that are ripe for exploration, you can choose a route that takes in the scenery of Santorini , Corfu , Mykonos or Paros . Check out one of our recommended routes for Greece from Athens to Milos .

A luxury yacht charter in Greece can be from for a day or longer! If you choose to rent a yacht for a day, then why not beach hop and find your perfect paradise. In Greece, yacht charters give you more freedom to explore with your moving home. 

If you find a week-long, skippered yacht charter in Greece, you can sit back and soak up the perfect weather while someone else takes care of getting you to your chosen destinations. The joys of your own exclusive yacht rental signify complete freedom to navigate to your favourite and most desired locations in Greece! We recommend going through the Aegean sea and discovering the numerous islands or staying close to the main cities such as Athens and heading to the Saronic islands.

A yacht charter in Greece gives you endless possibilities. No matter where you choose to sail you are sure to find turquoise waters, fishing villages and island chains to explore. 

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Those renting in or visiting Athens should take some time to visit the iconic Acropolis and Parthenon. You can view the Acropolis in the evening from terrace bars such as 360 Cocktail Bar - a personal favourite! Avid gin lovers should also pop into Gin Joint and feast their eyes on all the incredible types of gins and inventive concoctions!

Scrumptious Greek food can be sampled (or devoured) at Tzitzikas Kai Mermigas and The Karamanlidika Fanis.

The Cyclades also offer exciting and luxurious opportunities. Moor in Mykonos and watch the sunset with a cool glass of champagne in view of the windmills of Kato Mili. The bar and nightlife here are chic, relaxed and oh-so-fun! 

The Cyclades consist of many islands you can venture to on your luxury yacht charter in Greece. Snap away at Santorini’s spectacular mountainous landscape layered with pretty white houses and blue-domed churches. 

You have many options for your yacht rental in Greece and so many things to do! Don't miss out!

What are the most popular islands to visit in Greece? 

There isn’t really a definitive answer regarding which is the best Greek island to visit with your boat charter as each island has something unique to offer.  If you want to be privy to some of the most sensational sunsets in the Mediterranean, Santorini is the spot for you. The magnificent views and luxurious atmosphere of the island make it especially popular with honeymooners or couples looking for a romantic getaway. It also has a number of spectacular natural wonders, none more impressive than the underwater volcano that still simmers away to this day. 

If Ancient Greek culture fascinates you, Crete is the island for you. The excavations at Knossos, which was at the heart of the Minoan civilisation are some of the most well-known in Greece and many of the finds are now on display in the Archaeology Museum of Heraklion. Ancient architecture is not all that Crete is good for though. It is also one of the best places to visit if you’re searching for secluded coves and hiking trails. The best beaches include those such as Preveli, Potamos, and Elafonissi. 

If you want to visit some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean, Zakynthos is a good bet. Shipwreck Beach, so-called for the shipwreck that lies in the middle, is only accessible by boat, making it fairly secluded, in spite of its popularity. The Blue Caves at Cape Skinari are another reason to visit Zakynthos.  Visit them and marvel at the seemingly neon glow of the light reflecting off the water onto the walls. 

If you're in a party mood, you should go to Mykonos . While this island is every bit as beautiful as the other islands listed here, Mykonos is primarily known for its party scene, consisting mostly of beach clubs with lively dance music. 

What weather and sailing conditions can you expect when you rent a yacht in Greece?

The weather in Greece, following the Mediterranean climate, from May to October is sublime. For those who enjoy scorching temperatures, visit in July and August when temperatures are 30°C+ and you can cool off in the pleasant sea waters. 

The Meltemi wind usually blows in a northerly direction during the summer and can sometimes reach powerful wind forces depending on the area. This is worth researching, as areas in Greece vary. For example, in the Ionian Islands, the wind force in July and August ranges from 4-6, whereas in the Cyclades the wind force averages from 5-7. 

What are the most popular ports to visit during a yacht hire in Greece?

Our yacht rentals are based all over Greece. You can start your yacht charter in the majestic and powerfully historic city of Athens, or alternatively, fly directly to an international island airport and go from there.

In Athens, you can rent a yacht in Marina Kalamaki, just 6 miles away from Athens city centre. 

In Mykonos, you can rent a yacht in ports such as Tourlos Marina, Ornos and Platis Gialos Harbour. 

We also rent yachts in the Cyclades and Ionian Islands , as well as the Saronic Gulf .

One of the top benefits of sailing Greek waters is that often you are not required to pay a mooring fee! Occasionally, the local authorities may ask you to pay a small fee of around $20 for vessels sized 38 ft and under.

How to get to Greece?

If you wish to arrive by plane for your yacht rental on the Greek islands, we have matched up our boat rental locations in accordance with the nearest airport below.

Athens, Attic Coast and Saronic Gulf: Athens International Airport (ATH)

Cyclades islands.

Mykonos: Mykonos International Airport (JMK)

Ionian Islands

Corfu: Corfu International Airport (CFU)

Kefalonia: Kefalonia International Airport (EFL)

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Greece is a world-class, yachting destination. With an archipelago that boasts volcanic islands on the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas, discover ancient cities, cliff-backed beaches, secret coves, and remarkable historical sites. Every year, boats of all sizes and shapes flock to Greece for stunning Grecian vacations with unparalleled experiences. To charter a yacht in Greece is truly a phenomenal holiday you shouldn't miss.

How much to charter a yacht in Greece?

Greece is blessed with beautiful weather year-round, and thousands of kilometers of coastline. With this, hundreds of yachts visit and enjoy the summer holidays, hopping from one Grecian island to another. Every type of yacht can be found on Greece's harbors and marinas, which means you'll have many yacht charters to choose from. A sailboat is perfect for anyone who wants a more classical and exhilarating cruise on the Aegean Sea. A 196-foot sailboat with five cabins can cost around $298,000 for a week's rent. A 45-foot catamaran, on the other hand, with two cabins for a small group of 4 adults, can cost about $15,000 per week. Furthermore, a luxury motor yacht that's 160 feet in length and having seven cabins can cost around $170,000 for a week's rent.

What are the most popular yacht holidays in Greece?

There are three different island groups in Greece that offer the most spectacular yacht charter holidays. These are the Ionian Islands, the Argo-Saronic Islands, and the Cyclades. The Ionian Islands are found to the west of Greece and feature 12 islands and islets. They may up 6 archipelagos, Confu, Paxi, Zakynthos, Lefkada, Ithaki, and Kefalonia. With charming villages, a bohemian vibe, and picturesque beaches, you will find this island group's undeniable beauty breathtaking and spectacular.

The Argo-Saronic Islands offer a sheltered location and breathtaking natural scenery. Its closeness to Athens, being only 12 nautical miles away, makes it one of Greece's most visited yacht charter destinations. The Islands consist of Agistri, Aegina, Hydra, Poros, Salamina, and plenty of other worthwhile islands to explore. With natural anchorages, water sports activities on the islands reign supreme. And with ancient ruins, historical monuments, as well as a great collection of bars, restaurants, and boutique shops, get to enjoy the best of both worlds on board your very own luxury yacht floating around the islands.

And of course, a trip to Greece must never end without a yacht charter to the Cyclades Islands. Located in the south of Greece, this island group is the most popular and most visited. With islands such as Mykonos and Santorini, these islands make up the quintessential Grecian islands. There are 39 islands in the Cyclades, with only 24 being inhabited. The most popular are Mykonos, Santorini, Delos, Paros, and Sifnos.

Mykonos is best known for its lively nightlife, but during the day, you can visit the splendid golden beaches, the scenery, the quiet and peace, and beautiful architecture across the island. Santorini is the most visited of all the islands in the Cyclades, and for a good reason. Santorini is world-famous for being the picture-perfect Grecian island with white-washed houses featuring blue roofs and shutters, and narrow and winding alleys. And with the blue waters of the Aegean Sea as the perfect view, Santorini is undoubtedly spellbinding. Other islands to enjoy are Naxos, the largest of the Cyclades, with ancient temples, such as the Temple of Apollo, as well as the Temple of the Goddess Dimitra in Saggri.

Where to go on a luxury yacht charter in Greece?

When it comes to luxury yacht charters, nothing beats Athens in terms of offering yacht charter itineraries. With several luxury marinas such as the Flisvos Marina, which is the only marina in Greece to be awarded the 5 Gold Anchor designation, Athens is the perfect jumping-off point to the rest of the Grecian islands. And of course, it doesn't hurt that the famous city features gourmet restaurants, designer shops, and tailor-made luxury tours to start your yacht charter holiday.

Corfu Island comes in a close second for luxury yacht charters in Greece. With the Gouvia Marina, you are welcomed into the gateway to the Adriatic. With a cosmopolitan appeal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and plenty of secluded beaches to call your own, Corfu is an ideal luxury yacht charter destination. And if you want accessibility with your luxury yacht charter, Rhodes Island features a marina that is the biggest on the Dodecanese islands. The island has its international airport, with direct flights to international destinations. The marina itself offers a quiet and safe harbor, as well as VIP services.

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High season temperatures range - the Ionian is generally milder (high 20s C), while the Aegean side, can get fiercely hot, well into the mid-30s C. A/C needed!

The winds vary across the different regions. Generally in peak season, the calmest region is the Ionian, while the Cyclades are the windiest group, ideal for more experienced sailors.

The Greek sailing season runs April to October – the best weather is from May to September, except July and August, when the islands can get busy, and winds strong!

Greece, like most Mediterranean yacht charter destinations, is part of the eurozone, and so the Euro is the only currency you'll need when in Greek waters.

Best towns to start a yacht charter in Greece

These are Borrow a Boat's pick of the top charter towns across the sprawling Greek archipelago, from Corfu to Rhodes. Select from sailing yachts, catamarans or motor yachts and enjoy quaint fishing villages, ancient Greece ruins, rich cultural and foodie scenes, and glorious sailing weather!

Corfu is the northernmost Ionian island, with a unique culture that is a mixture of Italian, Greek and British. Explore gorgeous Paxos, Parga, and Sivota, and relax.

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Also known as Lefkada, this South Ionian base is the ideal spot for families and inexperienced sailors, blessed with gentle mornings and a mild afternoon wind you can almost set your watch to. Line of sight navigation and many beautiful south Ionian islands within an easy sail, like Kefalonia, Ithaca and Zakynthos.

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Athens is a city of immense history, depth and breadth, as well as a superb launchpad for boating vacations into the Saronic Gulf and the Saronic islands of Hydra, Poros and Spetses. Alimos Marina is Europe's largest charter base.

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Conveniently located on the tip of the Attica Peninsula, Lavrion is the perfect base for trips into the Cyclades island group, visiting sugarcube villages and iconic towns across the Aegean islands of Kythnos, Paros and Mykonos. Great for experienced sailors, but the Meltemi wind can blow very sharply in August!

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The western most Sporades island, Skiathos is a great place to begin a yacht charter into the Northern Aegean. Visit Skopelos, Skyros and Alonnisos, and keep an eye out for the Mediterranean monk seal!

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The third biggest Dodecanese island, the eastern Aegean Sea island of Kos lies closer to Turkey than to mainland Greece. Sail from Kos marina to explore mountainous Kalymnos and the gorgeous pastel-hued Symi.

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Broadly speaking, the Greek islands are scattered across two large seas - the Ionian in the NW and the Aegean in the SE. These are then divided into six primary sailing areas:

• North Ionian
• South Ionian
• Saronic Gulf

The Ionian Sea's main charter yacht bases are Corfu (north) and Lefkas (south), while the huge Aegean is split into smaller regions - the Saronic Gulf, Argolic Gulf and Cyclades islands, centerd around the Athens peninsula; the Sporades and Argolic Gulf, where you charter from Skiathos or Volos; and the Dodecanese, which have Kos and Rhodes at their heart.

Wherever you go, you're sure to enjoy secluded bays, your pick of sandy beach, and some of the best sailing available in this jewel of the east Mediterranean.

The Cyclades and Saronic Gulf

The cradle of Western civilisation, Athens is the biggest sailing center in the Mediterranean Sea, with access to the Saronic Gulf and Cyclades Islands. If you wish to head west into the Saronic Gulf, Alimos is a useful base from which to charter a yacht, while Lavrion Main Port and Lavrion Olympic marinas on the south of the Athenian Peninsula are the best jumping off points for a yacht charter in the Cyclades island chain.

Why sail here?

• Ancient ruins and historic UNESCO sites
• Exhilarating sailing for expert sailors
• Picturesque cultural hubs & exciting nightlife
• Famous islands including Mykonos, Santorini, Hydra and Spetses

The Cyclades are generally the windiest Greek island group, and is home to the legendary summer Meltemi wind, which can reach 40 knots in August and provides some exhilarating sailing for experienced bareboaters, but can be quite ferocious. We do not advise beginners to go to the Cyclades in the summer.

Beginners, families and less experienced sailors are better off sailing the Saronic Gulf and enjoying a relaxing week aboard. Thanks to the shape of the Attica peninsula, the Saronic Gulf is much more sheltered from the NE Meltemi, but can still offer some fun sailing to beautiful islands like Hydra and Spetses.

These sailing areas off the Athens peninsula displays lots of evidence of Athenian relics here with this area offering a mix of coastal sailing and Greek island hopping. Mykonos is also which has a great mix on nightlife and excellent food.

Alimos Marina is just a 45 minute taxi ride from Athens International Airport, and has over 1,000 charter yachts ready to explore the Saronic islands. At the southern tip of the Attica peninsula, Lavrion Olympic Marina and Lavrion Main Port are each just a 30-minute taxi from the airport and perfect for Cyclades yacht charters.

You can also fly direct from the UK to Mykonos or Paros, if your charter starts in the Cyclades islands themselves.

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Dodecanese Islands

The Dodecanese islands are the most SE Greek islands, just off the alluring Turkish coast.

• Consistent NW sailing wind
• Great for intermediate/advanced sailors
• Mix of Ottoman, Turkish, Venetian influences
• Longer sailing season than the rest of Greece

Kos and Rhodes Marina are home to most of the region’s charter yachts bases, from where you can head north to Kalymnos and Leros, or south to beautiful towns like Symi.

The Dodecanese sailing area benefits from the best of the prevailing NW winds, whose force has usually softened by the time it gets this far south, creating pleasant medium breezes for daytime sailing.

The sailing season is also longer here than any other part of Greece - spring arrives early, and the season can last into November, with the air temperature still in the 20s C in October.

You can fly direct to Kos or Rhodes from the UK from a number of airports.

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The Ionian Sea

These lush, sheltered islands including Ithaca, Kefalonia and Corfu have easy and relaxing sailing conditions for your Greece yacht charter for most of the summer, thanks to the moderate wind.

• Easy, rewarding sailing in flat waters
• Light winds perfect for families and beginners
• Short distances between beautiful islands filled with bougainvillea
• Simple transport links and hundreds of boats to choose from

It’s famously claimed that you can set your watch to the wind in the Ionian, with barely a breath in the morning, gradually building to a mild afternoon sea breeze, with the best sailing conditions between 11am and 5pm, before the wind fades around sunset.

The Ionian's dense greenery means the land heats up slower, which creates less breeze than the more barren, windier Aegean.

The shape of the southern Ionian, sheltered by its largest islands (Lefkada and Kefalonia), also means that you’re almost always sailing in flat water.

From beautiful island to serious party towns and the iconic shipwreck beach, there are as many options for a boat rental vacation in Greece as you could possibly want.

There are direct flights from the UK to Corfu and Zakynthos. Getting to Lefkas marina involves flying into Preveza (PVK) and then taking a bus or taxi to the island - this is about half an hour on a good day. There are bridges so no need for any ferries

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The Sporades

A collection of lush, traditional, laid back Greek islands clustered in the north Aegean, a yacht charter in the Sporades is like taking a step back in time.

• Explore a National Marine Park
• Visit Skopelos, setting of Mamma Mia!
• Gin-clear water, great wind and beautiful beaches
• Meet dolphins, monks seals and humpback whales

The Sporades islands are arguably Greece’s most beautiful sailing area, with abundant forests, uninhabited bays and colorful houses adorning the waterfront hills.

Tucked up in the armpit of Greece, the Sporades are on the whole much more flourishing and less windy than the Cyclades, with medium winds perfect for family sailing.

Visit remote Skopelos (famous setting of Mamma Mia!) and Alonnisos, a forested, hilly island with beautiful winding dirt roads that makes Skiathos look like bustling Kos.

The Sporades is blessed with abundant wildlife, and you're likely to see dolphins, monk seals and maybe even a humpback whale during your vacation!

Rent a boat from Volos or Skiathos to explore the Sporades island group, Northern Aegean sea and the Pagasetic Gulf

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Looking for something more luxurious?

Luxury yacht charters are available on either a sailing yacht (sailboat), catamaran, motorboat or gulet and will have a crew and host/hostess on hand to cater for whatever your needs are. Your captain will have detailed knowledge of the cruising area.

On a luxury yacht charter or a crewed yacht charter, your professional crew will create a personalised itinerary for your own Greece highlight tour, and you'll have far greater range than on other boats, which allows you to travel further and do and see more. Plus you'll have a top-class chef on hand to create incredible meals.

Why Charter in Greece

Greece yacht charters offer unrivalled choice of bareboat, captained or fully crewed yacht charter options, with a full spectrum of wind, cuisine, nature available across the six primary sailing areas.

Where it comes to chartering a yacht in Greek waters, there's not much to worry about. Experienced sailors with the right licences can embrace the freedom of a bareboat charter, where they hire the boat without a skipper. If you don't have the right qualifications to do a bareboat yacht charter then there are skippered and even fully crewed options.

There are a variety of boats to hire too - you could wish to hire a catamaran, a monohull yacht or a motorboat charter. There are about as many options for yacht hire in Greece as there are sailing holiday budgets.

You will be limited as to how far you take your vessel, largely by the time you have on board. You will have to remember the local weather conditions - the famous katabatic Meltemi winds in the Aegean can be limiting too, especially in August.

Bareboat, captained yacht or crewed charter?

You don't need to know how to sail to rent a boat in Greece as you can go for a captained boat rental where the captain can get you wherever you want to go. If you're more confident and have the relevant licences, you can go for a bareboat rental. Captained charters are available on nearly all boats as an optional extra.

When using Borrow A Boat you can filter all boat searches to be with or without captain depending on what you are looking for, and below we cover some of the main points to consider for your boat rent

Bareboat Yacht Charter Greece

Bareboat charters offer qualified and experienced sailors the ultimate freedom to explore where they want, when they want.

You are the captain, you plan the route, and you are ultimately responsible for the safety of the boat and all of your crew.

For skilled sailors, a bareboat charter is lower cost and gives more privacy for you and your charter guests.

Many sailors prefer to helm the boat and choose their own course, and provided you have the knowledge and relevant qualifications you can captain (typically up to 54 feet/16.5 meters in length) yourself.

If you want to sail without a captain (bareboat yacht charter) then you will need relevant qualifications like RYA Day Skipper/International Certificate of Competence (ICC) or the ASA 104 Bareboat certificate.

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Captained Yacht Charter Greece A captained yacht charter or crewed motor yacht will cost you a little more but you get the peace of mind of having someone aboard who knows the waters and can get you safely to all the destinations you want.

Where it comes to a captained boat rental for your sailing vacation, the captain will also know some of the best places to go to meet your needs.

Want lots quiet sandy beaches for a barbecue? How about the best Taverna in the area? The captain will know all this as well as where to land for the best afternoon, grazing on meze ('Greek Tapas') and ouzo.

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Crewed Yacht Charter Greece

A fully crewed yacht charter provides absolute luxury. The captain and deck crew are responsible for handling the navigation of the yacht, while the interior crew look after your every need, preparing gourmet meals and refreshing drinks and providing the highest level of service to help you enjoy a spectacular vacation.

Sample local culture and entertainment alongside organized activities or simply relax in luxuriously appointed cabins and salons, before exploring dive and snorkel sites in your limousine tender.

Your captain and crew will take care of all navigation, organizational, catering and housekeeping. Leaving you and your guests free to relax knowing that you will receive first-class service and attention from embarkation to the day you leave.

Our unrivalled network of global yacht brokers ensures we have access to an extraordinary range of luxury yachts and superyachts - of every size and fitout.

We take care of every detail of your charter and ensure that you and your party's requirements are fulfilled.

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Do you need a licence to charter in Greece?

If you are on a crewed charter, gulet or captained yacht charter you do not need a license to sail a yacht. This is also the case when you are renting a small motorboat without a cabin for a day trip around the local islands or beaches.

You do need a license if you are on a bareboat yacht charter, here are some examples of sailing qualifications:

International Certificate of Competence (ICC): This is issued on request by your European sailing authority and you should automatically qualify with certain national sailing qualifications.

RYA Qualifications: If you have the following qualifications you will be able to take a bareboat charter out of Greece, these include RYA Day Skipper (sail or motor endorsement), Coastal Skipper or Yachtmaster.

American Sailing Association (ASA): The ASA 104 Bareboat certificate is commonly accepted.

US Sailing: The International Proficiency Certificate is widely accepted and The Bareboat Cruising Certificate is also accepted in many cases.

Best times to rent

The Greek yacht charter vacation season runs between April and October. As such it depends on when you are free through the year. Most people rent a boat during the summer school vacations, point to note here is the waters will be busier as this is high season

The Meltemi wind on the Aegean can be feisty in August but down on the Ionian the weather is quite stable throughout the summer months. Outside of the school vacations it can be cheaper to rent a boat and the waters will be less busy.

One month to consider also is April when the land is in full bloom, the pastures are green and the flowers color the land. The sea retains the sun's warmth so October can be cooler outside but it will still be comfortable to go swimming.

Our favorite months for Greece yacht charters are June and September

The Climate

Where it comes to climate not all of Greece is the same all the time.

In summer on the Ionian Sea the Bora wind starts as a zephyr in the morning and builds to a nice Force 4-5 in the afternoon before calming again in the evening. If you want some great day sailing on deep blue waters then this can be just the fun you dreamed about at home.

On the Aegean it can get fiercely hot in the summer months with temperatures regularly getting well over 30 degrees C.

At the same time the north-easterly Meltemi wind can blow up to a Force 7 on the Aegean day and night. As a general rule it starts building from a light breeze at around dawn and reaches peak strength at around 13:00, only easing at around sunset, making for some exciting sailing conditions downwind but lumpy and wet when beating. In this area as a general rule, people prefer to leave the dock early in the morning to avoid the wind at peak strength

If very hot weather isn't your thing, then do consider going in Spring or Autumn when the temperatures can be far warmer than Northern Europe but still more comfortable.

How much does it cost for a Greece yacht charter?

Depending on the boat you're renting and the time of year you can pay anything from $700 a week to well over $20,000+ a week. These aren't the only things you need to consider when renting a boat.

Marinas will often charge around $20+ a night (but often less) and you will also have to pay to moor on a buoy in some anchorages. You will also need money for fuel for the vessel through the trip.

Many restaurants have their own pontoons, allowing you to moor for free if you have booked a table ahead. There are also plenty of opportunities to anchor just outside of marinas if they are full.

Along with food on board you'll typically need a budget for eating out. Greek food is world renowned and all types of budgets are catered for from great local taverna in a vacation town to a premium end meal at a Michelin-starred restaurant.

On a captained yacht charter you should remember to tip the captain on the boat for their work in helping you explore the country. You will be expected to supply the captain with their food too.

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In Greece yacht charter is one of the premier tourist activities and as long as you and the boat owner meet local and international laws and regulations that come with boating then yes, it is perfectly legal.

You can rent almost any yacht that is licensed for charter you like, these include monohull yachts, catamarans, superyachts, luxury motorboats, ribs and day boats . If you are not qualified or confident you can ask for a captain and crew to sail it for you for an extra fee.

You need to consider your budget, where you want to go, what sailing qualifications and sailing experience you have and how long you want to go sailing for.

This depends on what you want. Do you want the hustle and bustle of party towns at full throttle? July and August will be the busiest times. Do you want to avoid the worst of the heat? It can pay to go in May or June. Outside the school vacations it is much quieter and cheaper.

In reservation the boat rental you will have to pay some of the charter fee upfront, this is typically 50% in advance. As part of the insurance requirements you will usually have to pay a returnable damage deposit to cover any damage you cause.

If you are at sea and cannot repair the issue yourself then you should call the authorities (Coastguard on VHF Ch16 in most cases or MAYDAY only in life threatening emergencies). If you have a mechanical fault at the dock, at anchor or at a buoy then you will have the contacts of the charter company to phone - speak to them and they will help you out.

Do you have the qualifications and confidence to sail a boat on your own? If not then consider a captained rent. Where do you want to sail? This will inform you what companies to go with and where you sail from. What time of year do you want to go? This will inform you what sort of clothes to bring - warmer for off-season and cooler for peak season.

If you are you are from a country within the European Union then you will not. People from many countries like Switzerland, Norway, Canada, the USA, New Zealand and Australia will also be allowed into Greece for a short time without a visa. Do check with the Greek Embassy website in your country before you book.

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Greece sailing.

Sailing in Greece is one of the most pleasurable ways to discover its myriad of islands, quaint fishing villages, lonely bays and remote islands. Whether it’s the bigger, more cosmopolitan islands with their spectacular beaches packed with sun-worshippers and exciting nightlife; or the quieter, off-the-beaten track destinations of the lesser-known Greece that strike a chord with you, sailing around these sun-kissed Greek Islands is surely an experience to be sought out. Over 3000 islands await you with relatively small distances between them, making sailing navigation straightforward and one can island-hop by sailboat from one side of the Aegean to the other, or perhaps explore all seven islands on the Ionian side by motorboat.   Generally good conditions and hot, bright summer days, as well as some of the best coastal boating waters to be found, offer an ideal climate for chartering a yacht.

Read what Greek National Tourism Organisation says about sailing in Greece - here .

Destinations

There are a wide selection of sailing destinations including, but not limited to, the ArgoSaronic Gulf, the Dodecanese, Evia and the Sporades , the Cyclades, the North and East Aegean, Crete and the Ionian Islets. Each area has unique topography, cuisine and culture, making Greece a destination to keep coming back to. Sailing in the Aegean Sea offers invigorating passages, longer distances and the prevailing seasonal northerly winds - the 'meltemi'. A Greece yacht charter in the Ionian Islets. offers ideal and predictable conditions and shelter from the summer wind. The Sporades are green and remote with natural safe harbours and a world away from the madding crowd

Yacht Charter

On offer are a selection of boats for yacht charter in Greece, which continues to expand and is updated regularly. These include Sailboats , Catamarans, Motor Boats and Gullets and range in size from 30 feet to 100 feet. Enjoy the freedom of a bareboat yacht charter and if you already know what you want, you can select your yacht charter here. For the less experienced yachtsman, skippered yacht charters are also available, leaving the responsibility of the boat in experienced hands. A crewed yacht charter puts you in charge with extra hands on deck and the benefits of local knowledge. 

Additional services such as hostess and chef are also available. Send us a charter inquiry and we will be happy to discuss your specific requirements with regards size of boat and type of charter. All our boats are fully-equipped and well-maintained with some of our bigger boats offering up to 5 cabins.

Marina facilities in Greece have been greatly improved with some 22  private marinas offering facilities and good service for  reasonable price.  Of course, one can also simply dock in the pretty fishing villages on route. Beginner and experienced alike will enjoy sailing in Greece by Sailboat, Catamaran, Motor Boat or Gullet according to your preference. Renting a boat in Greece is easy and the cheerful hospitality of the locals, the topography, and the cuisine will delight your senses.

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What is the number of yachts/boats for charter in Greece in 2024?

There are 2597 yachts/boats for charter in Greece in 2024 in our offer.

What is the average charter price of a yacht/boat in Greece in 2024?

The average charter price of a yacht/boat in Greece in 2024 is 4,938€ per week based on 2597 yachts/boats from our offer. The highest (average!)price is in the week from 2024-08-03 (7,544€), and the lowest is in the week from 2024-04-06 (3,567€). The charter price in the lowest season drops up to 53% compared to the price in the highest season.

How much does a yacht/boat rental cost per person in Greece in 2024?

The average price of a yacht/boat rental per person in Greece in 2024 is 532€ per week. The price per person is calculated on the basis of 2597 yachts/boats from our offer, in such a way that the average price of the yacht/boat rental is divided by the maximum number of persons allowed onboard. The highest (average!)price per person is in the week from 2024-08-03 (800€), and the lowest is in the week from 2024-04-06 (392€). The difference in the rental price from the highest season to the lowest is up to 51%.

What is the average booking rate of a yacht/boat for rent in Greece in 2024?

The average booking rate (or occupancy - percentage ratio between the number of booked and the number of all yachts/boats) for renting a yacht/boat in Greece in 2024 is 42.45% weeks per year (22 weeks) based on 973 yachts/boats from our offer for which our booking lists have been updated within the last 7 days. The highest booking rate is in the week from 2024-09-14 (69.89%), and the lowest is in the week from 2024-11-16 (1.94%). Minor inconsistencies in the graphs can occur at the ends of the seasons during boats maintenance, because some boat owners mark those periods as reserved by guests, thus increasing the booking rate.

Historical trend of charter price of a yacht/boat in Greece

The archive of average charter prices of a yacht/boat in Greece is showing historical price trend since 2018.

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Explore the breathtaking beauty of Greece’s iconic islands and ancient maritime history with Yachting.Rent’s premier yacht rental services.

Greece, a country of sun-drenched coastlines, historic ports, and over a thousand islands, is an undeniable dream destination for sailing enthusiasts worldwide. At Yachting.Rent, we offer an array of high-quality, well-maintained yachts, carefully curated to meet the diverse needs and preferences of our clients.

Whether you dream of traversing the serene Aegean, exploring the energetic Ionian Sea, or diving into the vibrant local cultures of Crete, Mykonos, or Santorini, our fleet is ready to carry you there in comfort and style. Our selection ranges from luxury mega yachts and sleek motor yachts to eco-friendly sailing yachts and versatile catamarans.

Our professional and dedicated team prides itself on offering personalized services, guiding you in choosing the perfect yacht, and helping you plan an unforgettable sailing itinerary. Onboard, you’ll find all the amenities necessary for a comfortable and delightful journey, along with safety equipment that adheres to international standards.

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Lagoon 40 – 4 + 2 cab – Manta – 2022.

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Welcome to Yachting.Rent, your trusted partner for unforgettable yacht charter experiences in the majestic waters of Greece.

Our yacht charter in Greece is designed for those who dream of embracing the open seas while enjoying the incredible beauty and rich history of the Greek islands. Our diverse fleet of yachts can accommodate any preference, whether you’re seeking the luxury of a superyacht, the speed and efficiency of a motor yacht, or the tranquil pace of a sailing yacht.

Our charter service goes beyond just providing a yacht. It’s about crafting a complete, personalized Greek sailing adventure. Our experienced team will guide you in selecting the right yacht and planning an itinerary that captures your unique interests and desires, whether they lie in exploring ancient ruins, discovering secluded beaches, savoring local cuisine, or simply enjoying the sun and sea.

Safety and comfort are our top priorities. Rest assured that all our yachts are fully equipped with modern amenities and safety gear, maintained to the highest international standards. Plus, we offer optional services such as professional skippers, chefs, and crew, so you can enjoy a worry-free and luxurious sailing experience.

Set sail with Yachting.Rent, and let the magic of Greece enchant you. Embrace the freedom, savor the journey, create unforgettable memories. Your Greek sailing adventure begins here.

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Why is Greece a good sailing destination?

Welcome to Yachting.Rent, where we introduce you to the enchanting world of sailing in Greece.

Greece is a true paradise for sailing enthusiasts, offering an unmatched combination of historical grandeur, vibrant culture, and breathtaking natural beauty. From the sapphire-blue Aegean Sea to the striking Ionian Sea, this European gem is surrounded by waters that have captivated mariners for centuries.

Why is Greece a good sailing destination? The reasons are many. Here, you’ll find more than 6,000 islands and islets, each with its own unique charm. Whether you seek the world-famous allure of Santorini and Mykonos, the unspoiled tranquillity of lesser-known islands like Alonissos and Folegandros, or the rich history of Crete and Rhodes, Greece promises an island-hopping adventure like no other.

Greece’s climate is another draw for sailors. With long summers, warm waters, and a sailing season that extends from April to October, you can enjoy comfortable and favorable sailing conditions for most of the year. Whether you’re an experienced sailor or a novice eager to learn, the variety of wind conditions across different regions can cater to every skill level.

But the wonders of Greece are not confined to its seas. The country is steeped in history and culture, with ancient ruins, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, vibrant festivals, and delicious Mediterranean cuisine awaiting at every port. The locals are known for their hospitality, ensuring a warm welcome wherever you drop anchor.

With Yachting.Rent, your dream Greek sailing adventure can become a reality. Our expert team and top-notch yacht selection provide everything you need to embark on an unforgettable journey through the azure Greek waters. Join us, and discover why Greece is a sailing destination loved by many around the world.

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Sailing boat or Catamaran, what to sail in Greece

At Yachting.Rent, we know that the right vessel is essential to a fulfilling sailing adventure. When it comes to Greece, the dilemma often lies in the choice between a sailing boat and a catamaran. Each has its unique features and benefits, and we’re here to help you make the perfect choice for your dream Greek sailing experience.

If you’re looking for a more traditional sailing experience, a sailing boat might be your preferred choice. These boats can navigate in narrower channels and smaller harbors, ideal for some of Greece’s less-traveled islands. The keel design of monohull sailboats allows them to sail close to the wind, providing a thrilling and responsive sailing experience. On deck, you’ll feel a closer connection to the water and wind, making it perfect for the true sailing enthusiast.

On the other hand, if space, stability, and comfort are high on your priority list, a catamaran could be your ideal vessel. With their dual-hull design, catamarans offer a spacious layout with larger living areas, ideal for families or groups. The wide beam also provides enhanced stability, reducing the roll of the boat and making it a favorable choice for those prone to seasickness. Catamarans also have a shallow draft, meaning they can venture closer to shore and explore secluded, shallow bays that are inaccessible for deeper monohull boats.

No matter what your preference, Yachting.Rent has an extensive selection of both sailing boats and catamarans. All our vessels are maintained to the highest standards, and our team is dedicated to matching you with the perfect boat for your needs and desires.

With Yachting.Rent, your Greek sailing adventure is just a few clicks away. Whether you choose to navigate the azure waters in a graceful sailing boat or a comfortable catamaran, Greece’s unparalleled beauty awaits you.

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We can offer you a yacht charter from Athens to sail to the nearby islands of Saronic and Cyclades or a yacht charter from the Aegean bases for Cyclades and Dodecanese, or a yacht charter from the Ionian bases.

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All the seaside places in Greece are so captivating that it is the ideal place to start planning your sailing holidays. You’ll find stunning turquoise waters, magnificent natural formations, quaint fishing villages, renowned tourist destinations… but if quiet is more your thing there are endless secluded coves to explore.

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Sailing holidays on a yacht rental is not just for sailors. It is for everyone seeking something more than the sea, the sun, and a sunbed. We provide professionally trained skippers for those who wish to rent a yacht and enjoy relaxing sailing holidays in Greece or those who wish to get involved and learn the ropes and the sails during a skippered yacht charter in Greece. After all, learning how to sail is easy. Depending on crew eagerness, our skipper will not only show how to navigate but will also provide firsthand knowledge of the Greek island destinations.

• need more experience and more confidence to take a yacht rental on their own
• want to get familiar with the Greek waters (first time to Greece)
• need a hand because no other in their crew may provide sufficient help
• need a guide to be with them and show the best coves and secluded bays for moorage and/or swimming, as well as the best places in seaside villages to eat and drink
• want to relax and enjoy leaving the helm and sails in the hands of someone who can be trusted

Our skippers are hospitable, friendly, discrete and knowledgeable about every destination and you will discuss together your preferences and plan your route. Choosing a skippered yacht charter, you also hire the skipper who will take care of the yacht for you and will ensure that you get the most out of your sailing holidays in Greece. When you select from our yachts for rent, keep in mind that you have to provide a cabin or berth in cabin for your skipper as he is obliged to sleep on board. Apart from the skipper’s fee, you have to also provide his meals either from the meals you prepare on board or at an eating place ashore. The skipper’s fee, regardless of the season and the people on board, is €140 to €190 depending on the yacht rental. You may wish to hire also a cook/hostess. The fee per day is generally 10 euro less than the skipper’s and you need to provide berth and meals as for the skipper. The running expenses for a skippered yacht charter are just like those of a bareboat charter (fuel, gas, water, meals, port/marina fees, etc.), plus the costs for the hired crew as above. Although some of our yacht rentals are offered only skippered (yacht charter prices include skipper’s fee), you may choose any of our bareboat charter yachts fitting your needs and let us know if you wish to have a skipper (select the check-box on the form of the yacht rental booking request).

The Greek unspoiled coastline and offshore islands have so many spectacular spots to visit that it is a natural start to any itinerary. Skippered yacht charter in Greece is all about your own private cruise where you can plan your own itinerary and visit exactly the places and attractions you want, from some of the world’s few truly iconic destinations to serene coves that are not accessible by land.

Want to experience a sizzling skippered sailing holiday in Greece?

With so many islands dotting the Greek archipelagos, the route options seem limitless. When you rent a boat with us you are free to compose your own itinerary.

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Yacht rental mykonos luxury yacht rentals mykonos daily & weekly yacht charter in mykonos and greece., yacht rental guide, mykonos yacht rentals, yacht rentals greece, explore just a small selection of our yacht rentals below..

Luxury Yacht Charter Mykonos

Luxury yacht charter Mykonos. Enjoy a day yacht charter in Mykonos with luxury services on board. Day yacht charter: 23 guests, Weekly: 8 guests

Day Yacht Rentals Mykonos

Day Yacht Rentals Mykonos, day private yacht rental Mykonos with Ferretti yacht, ideal for a family or small group of friends. Day yacht rentals: 10 guests

Luxury Yacht Charter Greece

Luxury yacht for day yacht charter Mykonos and weekly yacht charter Greece. Day yacht rentals: 20 guests, Weekly charters: 10 guests

Superyacht Rental Mykonos

Superyacht rental Mykonos ideal for yacht party/event with spacious living areas. Day yacht rentals: 24 guests, Weekly charters: 10guests.

Luxury Yacht Rental Mykonos

Luxury yacht for day yacht rental Mykonos and weekly luxury yacht rental Cyclades. Day yacht rentals: 12 guests, Weekly rentals: 8 guests.

Private Yacht Rental Mykonos

Rent private yacht Mykonos. Private yacht is ideal for large group of friends/families. Day yacht rentals: 20 guests, Weekly charters: 8 guests.

Ferretti Yacht Rental Mykonos

Mykonos yacht rental with elegant style Ferretti motor yacht. Exterior deck layout offering spacious relaxation areas. Day Rentals Mykonos: 24 guests

Maiora Yacht Rental Mykonos

Luxury yacht rentals with Maiora yacht. Charter Mykonos yacht to Mykonos, Delos, Ios, Santorini, Paros, Naxos. Day: 24 guests, 3-Day: 10 guests

Princess Yacht Rental Mykonos

Day yacht charter Mykonos with Princess yacht. Private ensuite facilities, A/C, music, SAT, LCD TV. Day Yacht Rentals Mykonos: up to 12 guests.

Sunseeker Yacht Rental Mykonos

Private yacht rental Mykonos with Sunseeker yacht. Explore the hidden jewels of Mykonos on a day yacht charter. Day Yacht Rentals: 10 guests.

Fairline Yacht Rental Mykonos

Day yacht rentals Mykonos with Fairline yacht. Explore Mykonos, Delos, Renia on a yacht charter. Mykonos Day Yacht Rentals: 10 guests.

Aicon Yacht Rental Mykonos

Aicon yacht rentals Mykonos, yacht rental for day charter in Mykonos or transfers Athens Mykonos. Day Yacht Rentals: 12 guests.

Boat Rental Cigarette 360 Grouper

Day boat charter Mykonos with Cigarette 360 Grouper. Half-day, full-day rental. Speed boat ideal for island transfers. Day Boat Rentals: 10 guests.

Mykonos Yacht Rental Fairline

Mykonos day yacht rental with Fairline yacht. Ideal for day yacht charter Mykonos. Day yacht rentals: 10 guests, Weekly rentals: 2 guests

Yacht Rental Princess V65

Princess V65 luxury motor yacht Mykonos, Rent yacht Mykonos for a private cruise with up to 12 guests for day rentals in Mykonos.

Rib Boat Rental Salpa

Rib boat rental Mykonos with Salpa, Soleil 28, 2021 model. Mykonos, Tinos, Naxos, Siros with a 300hp engine. Day Rib Boat Rentals: 9 guests.

Ferretti 46 Yacht Rental

Yachting Mykonos, yacht rentals for day charter in Mykonos. Rent yacht Mykonos, explore Delos, Rinia, Southern beaches. Day yacht rentals: 12 guests

Yacht Rental Mykonos Athens

Yacht rental Mykonos Athens, island transfer with Mykonos and Athens located private yacht. Day yacht rentals: 10 guests, Weekly rentals: 4 guests

Super Yacht Charter Mykonos

Super yacht charter Mykonos measuring 42 m. Sporty open-style super yacht Mykonos ideal for luxury events. Day: 20 guests, Week: 12 guests

Luxury Cruise Mykonos

Private cruise Mykonos with luxury yacht  Ferretti 52, ideal for daily yacht charter cruises in Mykonos. Day Yacht Rental: 17 guests, Weekly: 6

Day Yacht Hire Mykonos

Mykonos yacht rental with elegant style open motor yacht, for luxury day yacht hire in Mykonos. Day Yacht Hire: 10 guests, Weekly: 4 guests

Superyacht Charter Athens Greece

Superyacht charter Mykonos, Ios, Santorini, lying Athens (37m). Luxury and comfortable interior spaces highly rated by guests. Weekly: 12 guests

Motor Yacht Rental Mykonos

Mykonos motor yacht rental for day rental or multi-day cruise Mykonos and Cyclades. Private motor yacht rentals in Mykonos. Weekly: 8 guests

Mykonos Sailing Yacht Rental

Sailing yacht for a day yacht rental Mykonos. Private sailing yacht for day sailing in Mykonos. Pure pleasure and relaxation. Day yacht rental: 12 guests

Mykonos Yacht Rentals Greece

Luxury yacht rentals Mykonos, Greece yacht charter. Interior layout sleeps up to 9 guests in 4 rooms ensuring a relaxed luxury yacht experience.

Mykonos Yacht Rental Astondoa

Luxury boat rental for day or multi-day charter Mykonos. Yacht Astondoa is ideal for a day charter in Mykonos and the surrounding islands.

Rent Mykonos Yacht Fjord

Private yacht rental Mykonos with Fjord yacht. Rent Mykonos yacht for day cruise in Delos, Rhenia Island and the Southern Beaches of Mykonos.

Day Cruise Mykonos

Day Cruise Mykonos. Rent a yacht for day cruises in Mykonos, Delos, Rhenia, Paros, and the nearby islands! Day yacht rental: 20 guests, Weekly: 8 guests

Rent Motor Yacht Mykonos

Rent Motor Yacht Mykonos. Rent a motor yacht for day cruise in Mykonos, island transfers in Cyclades. Day yacht rental: 8 guests, Weekly: 6 guests

Motor Yacht Charter Cyclades

Motor Yacht Charter Cyclades. From day charter in Mykonos, Paros to weekly yacht charter in Cyclades islands. Day yacht rental: 18 guests, Weekly: 6 guests

Rent Yacht Mykonos Delos Rhenia

Rent Yacht Mykonos. Rent a yacht for day cruise in Mykonos, Delos, Rhenia. Rent Mykonos yacht, Delos, Rhenia. Day yacht rental: 8 guests

Island Hopping Cyclades

Mykonos island hopping Cyclades, island hopping Greek Islands. Rent Mykonos yacht and explore the Cyclades. Day yacht rental: 12 guests, Weekly: 6

Weekly Yacht Rental Mykonos

Mykonos weekly yacht rental. Mykonos weekly private cruise Ios, Paros, Santorini, and the famous Cyclades Islands. Weekly Yacht Rental: 6 guests

Luxury Yachting & Services

Luxury yacht rentals in Mykonos for day charter. Speed boats, sailing boats, motor yachts, and superyachts. Choose between the Delos and Renia islands or the southern beaches of Mykonos for your day yacht cruise. Hotel and villa pick up and drop off or any other request can be arranged by our experienced staff. Contact our team to pick the best yacht for your cruise.

Rent a yacht in Mykonos and experience the cosmopolitan island secret spots!

Island Hopping

Island hopping with a luxury yacht rental is probably the best way to discover the Greek Islands. Charter a Mykonos yacht and escape to Paros, Naxos, Milos, Santorini, and other Greek Islands. The distances between the islands are very close, making the island hopping the ideal way to explore Greece. Rent a private yacht and discover the beauties of the Greek Islands.

Yacht Holidays

The cosmopolitan Mykonos is located in the heart of the Cyclades islands and can be combined with islands with untouched beaches of timeless beauty providing unique and revitalizing experiences. Our luxury team and your yacht concierge will be 24/7, covering every need of your yacht holidays in Greece.

Yacht Chefs

Luxury yacht chefs onboard offer unique dishes to our exclusive guests. Traditional Greek dishes, Mediterranean or International cuisine, we cater everything to the last detail! Provisioning and supplies from verified top suppliers, from all over World ensures that you get only the highest quality offering to our yacht quests service that meets only the finest of standards.

Water Sports

Water sports in Mykonos, luxury yacht toys in Mykonos and the Cyclades Islands. All yachts should set sail with some inflatable toys on board. No matter the occasion, family or friends, adventure, leisure, or fun, yacht toys, yacht slides, electrical toys, we provide the best water toys in Mykonos and Cyclades.

• Yacht Charter Greece

There is no better way to discover Greece than on a luxury yacht charter. In partnership with Finest Yacht Charter, we provide full-service yacht experiences to meet all of your yachting needs. With local knowledge of Greece's most popular destinations and 24/7 yacht concierge service we design a unique itinerary and arrange anything for your guests.

Weekly crewed yacht charter in Greece, the finest destinations in Greece.

Event & Party Yachts

Let our yacht advisors and event planners organize the best yacht party in Mykonos and the Greek Islands. No matter the occasion or the number of guests, we provide the finest solutions for every party or luxury event. In partnership with Finest Luxury Concierge Mykonos, our lifestyle managers will design and execute a world-class yacht party in Mykonos island.

Mykonos Yacht VIP Services

Mykonos yachting VIP services, tender service for superyachts, luxury services. Beach restaurant reservations, VIP reservations to the best club parties in Mykonos, VIP access in private events with famous DJs. Our list of luxury partners provides unmatched VIP services covering your guests' every wish!

Yacht Chauffeur

Experienced drivers chauffeur you in comfort and safety while exploring Mykonos or the Cyclades islands. With excellent knowledge of the areas, they are driving with many years of experience, professional, polite, and discrete, the private drivers are always willing to assist you 24/7 with anything you might need in Mykonos and the Cyclades islands.

From a day yachts rental in Mykonos southern beaches or Delos and Renia islands, a day cruise to Paros, Naxos, Ios, or Tinos, to multi-day cruises and thematic cruises in the Cyclades exploring the beauties of the Greek islands. Tailor-made itineraries, customized to your needs, covering your every wish!

Luxury Partners

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Finest Luxury Concierge Mykonos

• Mykonos Yacht Charter
• Mykonos Private Driver
• Santorini Concierge
• Boat Rental Mykonos

Greece Partners

• Greece Concierge
• Luxury Holidays Greece
• Greece VIP Services
• Wellness Retreats Greece
• Athens Concierge Services

Worldwide Partners

• Finest Luxury Group
• Finest Luxury Yachts
• Iliana Luxury
• Ibiza Concierge
• Cyprus Concierge
• Luxury Yacht Charter Dubai

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The Mediterranean Sea is surrounded by cities and ports of great historical interest, along with monuments of great ancient civilizations.

Get ready to be captivated by the beauty of the scenery in unique landscapes of the Aegean Sea.

Temptation Yacht

Motor yacht temptation was built by the italian shipyard posilippo in 1992 and measures 20.23m (66′ 4″). refitted in 2021, this inviting and well-presented luxury yacht offers accommodation and bespoke charter vacations for up to 8 guests. there are four guest cabins onboard plus additional accommodation for a crew of 3..

Accommodation

Master suite, vip stateroom.

The main deck aft is designed for alfresco dining in the shade, and offers an elevated table surrounded by movable chairs for comfortable meals at any time of the day. A stairway secured by a gate connects to the lower deck swim platform, where the group has access to the tender and water toys.

The side walkways lead around to the foredeck sunbathing area, where there is a large raised sunbed where guests can enjoy uninterrupted views of the surroundings along with the sunshine.

Up on the flybridge, the tender is stored along the stern and is launched and retrieved with ease using the Davit crane. Amidships under a canvas cover there are two sun loungers, the barbeque grill, and the helm controls with sofa seating forward.

On the main deck, the helm controls are to starboard with a stairway down to the guest accommodation centre, and a corner sofa with table to port.

The lower deck layout hosts the guest accommodation forward and the crew accommodation behind.

The galley is amidships to starboard and a step leads down into the aft salon.

Here, a C-shaped sofa, coffee table and widescreen TV create a cosy place to lounge and pass the time between destinations, and opposite there is another sofa for guests and visitors to spread out.

The accommodation sleeps up to 8 guests across 4 cabins: 1 Master suite, 1 VIP stateroom, 1 twin cabin convertible to a double, and 1 bunk cabin.

The Master suite comes with a queen-sized bed, widescreen TV, ample storage and an en-suite bathroom with a sink, toilet and shower.

The VIP stateroom has a double bed, storage and an en-suite bathroom with a sink, toilet and shower.

The twin cabin is convertible to a double and has two single beds and storage, and shares the bathroom with the bunk cabin.

The bunk cabin has two single beds and storage, and shares the bathroom with the convertible twin cabin. The professional crew of 3 will take care of all the details throughout the cruise.

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• Rent a boat in Greece with or without a licence
• Yacht charter

Benetau Cyclades 43.4  (2007)

From €257 per day.

Sailboat Gib Sea Gib Sea Master 52 16.00m  (2006)

From €743 per day.

Motorboat Nautica Led Nautica Led GS 48  (2010)

From €400 per day.

"Portofino" - Daily Cruises / North East Corfu Bays Tour  (2016)

Nautica 2016 - NO LICENSE NEEDED  (2016)

From €137 per day.

Ionion 7  (2015)

From €60 per day.

Lagoon 42 - Disinfection before Check-in  (2019)

From €450 per day.

Sailing Catamaran Lagoon 500 for Charter in Greece  (2008)

From €157 per day.

Grand Soleil 37R  (1997)

From €250 per day.

Magic sailing tour  (2006)

From €1,080 per day.

Yacht Sealine S48 MONICA  (2004)

From €1,168 per day.

SARNICO 43 CHANIA CRUISES TO THEODOROU-LAZARETA, MACHARIDA CAVES, MENIES-CHIRONISIA, BALOS & GRAMVOUSA  (2006)

From €620 per day.

Sailboat JUET 37 11.00m  (1980)

From €246 per day.

Bookie Too - Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 39i  (2007)

From €214 per day.

Seitan 5.5m 80hp  (2016)

From €230 per day.

Daily trip  (2009)

From €280 per day.

Beneteau Cyclades 43.4 " La Luna"  (2007)

MARANEL - Beneteau Oceanis 40.1  (2022)

From €286 per day, discover greece by boat.

Greece, a land of ancient myths, gorgeous landscapes, and blue waters, a paradise for yacht charters. Greece is known for its rich history and culture, and numerous islands spread out across the Aegean and Ionian Seas. With over 6,000 islands, Greece offers endless sailing opportunities, making it a dream destination for yacht lovers.

Renting a boat in Greece opens up a world of exploration and adventure. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a first-time boater, it offers diverse sailing experiences suitable for everyone. It allows you to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Greek islands and coastlines, allowing you to create your itinerary and sail at your own rhythm.

Sailing in Greece is an unforgettable experience. The tranquil waters, steady winds, and well-established routes ensure an enjoyable sailing trip. The Meltemi wind, a seasonal northerly wind, is especially favourable for sailing in the Aegean, providing an excellent Greek experience Rent a boat in Kos or rent a boat in Lefkada to sail among the charming Dodecanese Islands.

For those seeking a more relaxed journey, the Ionian Sea offers gentle breezes, and lush green landscapes. For instance, boat rental in Kefalonia ,  boat rental in Mykonos , boat rental in Corfu are the perfect opportunity to have a relaxing sailing experience.

Rent a boat to sail along the Greek coastline and discover all the extraordinary places and landscapes created by the union of the land and sea. Vourvourou boat rental , for example, is a very good choice for exploring the majestic coastline of northern Greece as well as the islands of the Eastern Aegean Sea and to live an unforgettable experience.

What type of boat is best for Greece?

When choosing the suitable boat for your yacht charter in Greece, think about the time you’ll spend on board. RIBS and motorboats are good choices for a few days, and you can rent them by the day. For a more extended charter of a week or more, you should consider a catamaran or a yacht, where you’ll have all the necessary amenities to make your stay more comfortable.

A sailboat is the best option if you’re keen on a more traditional sailing experience. However, they aren’t recommended for inexperienced sailors or people prone to seasickness, as they can be unstable. Whichever yacht you choose, you will have the holiday of your dreams in Greece!

What is the capacity of the vessels?

Motorboat: .

From 4 to 15 guests.

From 5 to 21 guests.

Boat without licence:

From 2 to 10 guests.

Motor Yacht:

From 8 to 15 guests and includes 3–5 cabins.

From 5 to 14 guests and includes 2–6 cabins.

Catamaran: 

From 8 to 20 guests and includes 3–6 cabins.

From 10 to 150 guests and includes 2–6 cabins.

How much is it to charter a yacht in Greece?

The cost of bareboat charters in Greece or surrounding areas will vary depending on the exact location you want to sail, the time of year, how many people are on board, and the size and type of vessel you choose. Of course, the cost of bareboat charters tends to be cheaper than an all-inclusive yacht charter in Greece, so this is also important to consider.

Below are some average prices by boat type:

Starting from an average of €100/day in low season and €150/day in high season.

Starting from an average of €150/day in low season and high season.

Starting from an average of €80/day in low season and €100/day in high season.

Starting from an average of €1,600/day in low season and €3,000/day in high season.

Starting from an average of €450/day in low season and €550/day in high season.

Starting from an average of €1,500/day in low season and €2,500/day in high season.

Starting from an average of €1,000/day in low season and €1,400/day in high season.

What is included in the cost?

The use of the boat for the duration of your yacht charter in Greece is included in the cost. An additional payment will be required for fuel, and our boat owners will gladly supply you with an estimated price before you set sail. Some of the 40,000 boats on our platform will include food and beverages, and others will consist of equipment for water sports activities for those looking to explore the depths by snorkelling or diving!

Don’t hesitate to confirm with the boat owner before booking.

When is the best time to go to Greece?

The best time to charter a boat in Greece depends on your preferences. Greece has a mainly Mediterranean climate. This means that the summers are usually hot and dry, and winters can be cool and wet. Depending on where you want to sail when you rent a boat in Greece, the temperatures can be slightly different, but they all follow a similar pattern over the course of the year.

• High season (June to August) : offers warm weather, clear skies, and steady winds, making it ideal for smooth sailing. However, this period can be crowded with tourists, so may result in higher prices for accommodations and boat rentals.
• Shoulder season (May and September) : offers pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and more affordable prices. If you want to experience traditional Greek festivals and cultural events, consider visiting during Easter, which is a significant celebration in Greece.
• Low season (October to April) : offers a more tranquil experience and potential cost savings.

Where to charter a boat in Greece?

The following are Greece's most popular ports and marinas for boat rentals. They offer various services, including restaurants, bars, showers, and provisions for boat rental. The number of available yachts for rental varies in each marina, with Athens and major tourist destinations having a wider selection:

Athens: The marinas in Athens , such as Alimos Marina and Marina Zea , offer a convenient starting point for exploring the Saronic Gulf and nearby islands. The distance from Athens International Airport to these marinas is approximately 40 minutes to 1 hour.

Corfu: Gouvia Marina in Corfu is a popular starting point for sailing the Ionian Islands. It is around 15 minutes from Corfu International Airport .

Rhodes: Mandraki Marina in Rhodes provides easy access to the Dodecanese Islands . It is approximately 25 minutes from Diagoras International Airport .

Lefkas: Lefkas Marina is a gateway to the Ionian Islands and is about 30 minutes from Preveza/Aktion National Airport .

Mykonos: The Tourlos Marina in Mykonos offers a perfect base for exploring the Cyclades Islands. It is about 10 minutes from Mykonos International Airport .

Santorini: The Athinios Port in Santorini allows you to explore the beautiful Cyclades . It is approximately 15 minutes from Santorini International Airport .

Where to sail in Greece?

As one of the most sought-after tourist destinations for sailing and beyond, Greece is full of things to do and see. Here are some top-rated places to visit on your yacht charter in Greece to enhance your sailing holiday!

Athens: One of the oldest cities in the world. Athens is a must during your stay in Greece. Here you can see the famous Parthenon , the remains of the ancient Agora , the Port of Piraeus and the Acropolis of Athens , a place steeped in history that rises in the city's heart.

Mykonos: This famous island is one of the most visited in Greece. Its climate is ideal for enjoying the sandy beaches of Super Paradise , Paranga Beach or Paradise Beach . Stroll along the charming Little Venice , located near the port.

Santorini: The archipelago of Santorini is one of the most atypical of the country, with its picturesque villages with white walls stretching over the entire cliff and offering magnificent views. You can also visit the ruins of the ancient cities of Thera and Akrotiri . The volcano of Santorini will give a volcanic touch to your excursion to the Hellenic lands .

Corfu: This jewel in the Ionian Sea has an incomparable charm. A source of inspiration for artists, it has Venetian influences . You can stroll through its cobbled streets and book a boat to admire the beauty of Corfu from the ocean.

Milos: Situated in the Aegean Sea , the island of Milos is notably where the famous statue of Venus de Milo was found. You can also rent a boat and walk around the Cyclades archipelago.

Rhodes: This Greek island, situated between the Aegean Sea , is a popular tourist destination. You can visit Rhodes , an ancient medieval city. At the entrance to its port was once the majestic Colossus of Rhodes , a gigantic statue (over 30 meters high!) of the Greek sun god Helios , considered one of the seven wonders of the ancient world.

Renting a boat with or without a skipper?

Enjoy peace of mind and smooth sailing with Click&Boat! Whether you prefer a boat rental in Greece with or without a skipper, we've got you covered. Our skippers are licensed professionals dedicated to your comfort and safety.

They'll navigate, anchor, and even tailor your itinerary to ensure you discover the best of Greece. Opting for a skippered rental offers an all-inclusive, customized experience, though it may come at an extra cost.

Alternatively, if you have the necessary qualifications, you can rent a boat without a skipper. Just ensure you hold a valid boating licence or certification, such as the RYA International Certificate of Competence (ICC), as required by Greek law. Let Click&Boat help you make the most of your holiday with a crewed yacht charter or a self-skippered adventure in Greece!.

How much are mooring fees in Greece?

Mooring fees in Greece can vary depending on the location and season. Some marinas and ports offer free or low-cost mooring, especially if you dine at their restaurants or use their facilities. On average, mooring fees can range from €10 to €150 per night, depending on the boat size and the facilities the marina provides.

Why charter a yacht in Greece?

Greece is a country characterised by water; the Sea of Crete and the Aegean, Mediterranean, Thracian and Ionian Seas make sailing an essential way to see the country. Please take advantage of everything this gorgeous nation offers by discovering its mainland and various archipelagos, each with something unique to offer visitors. Whether you’re looking for an all-inclusive yacht charter in Greece or a mini-day trip by boat to visit one of its enthralling Ionian islands, you’ll find what you need at Click&Boat.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions about greece, how much does it cost to rent a boat in greece for a day.

The average cost of renting a boat in Greece is around €676 per day. Various factors can influence the cost of a boat charter, such as the season, the year the boat was built, and the equipment. The prices can vary between €50 and €14,709 per day.

How much does a skipper cost per day in Greece?

The price of a skipper varies depending on the destination and the owner of the boat. In Greece, you can expect to pay an average of €185 per day for a skipper.

What are the most popular boat manufacturers in Greece?

The most popular boat manufacturers in Greece are Marinello and Dufour.

Can you rent a boat in Greece without a license?

In Greece there are 2410 boats that you can rent without a license. You can also rent many boats with a skipper.

Can I add equipment like snorkel gear, SUP boards or a wakeboard to my boat rental in Greece?

Many owners offer various extras that you can add to your booking in Greece. This can be for example Bimini, GPS or Bathing.

Charter a boat near Greece

In Greece, privately owned yachts are available for charter. See other yachts in the area.

Charter another yacht type in Greece

Are you interested in other yachts besides boat in Greece? Look up at other yachts to charter on our website

• Athens Yachts
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• Santorini Yachts
• Cyclades Yachts
• Peloponnese Yachts
• Ionio Yachts
• Crete Yachts
• Zakynthos Yachts
• Paros Yachts
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• Argo-Saronic
• Cyclades Islands
• Ionian Islands
• Sporades Islands
• Dodecanese Islands

YACHT RENTALS ATHENS Yacht Rentals Greece Luxury Yacht Charter in Athens and the Greek islands.

A yacht rental in Athens is unquestionably the best way to discover Athens and Athens Riviera's most pristine destinations in complete comfort and privacy. Every yacht rental in Athens is unique and specially selected by our leading Athens yacht charter advisors. Greece remains one of the top yacht charter destinations worldwide with many island chains situated close to each other. Due to their central position, Athens and Mykonos are the best starting points for a luxury yacht charter in Greece.

Day Yacht Rental Athens and Athens Riviera

Luxury yacht rentals Athens. Rent a yacht in Athens and explore Athens and the Athens Riviera on a day yacht rental. Large fleet of sport, boat, sailing, catamaran, motor, party yachts, and superyachts for rent in Athens and the nearby islands. From day yacht rental in Athens and Athens Riviera to a day yacht rental in the nearby islands and island hopping. Exquisite gourmet food served on board the yacht, everything caters to your every desire for the best Athens yacht charter. Athens enjoys more than 250 days of sunshine a year. Rent now an Athens private yacht for a day and start your journey!

Yacht charter Athens and Greece

Learn about some of the best private yacht charter destinations in Athens and Greece. There is no better way to explore the coast of Greece's mainland and the beauties of the Greek Islands than on a crewed private yacht charter. Motor yachts, sailing boats, catamarans, luxury yachts, and superyacht charter an Athens yacht and explore Greece on a weekly yacht charter. Rent an Athens yacht and explore Greece possibilities are endless. Saronic Gulf, Peloponnese , Cyclades Islands, Sporades, Ionian Islands. Our Athens yacht advisors will select the best Athens yacht according to your needs and type of yacht holidays. Yacht Rentals Athens travel experts will create a tailor-made itinerary with the finest destinations in Greece, leisure and adventure activities, and a concierge 24/7 at your service will cover any last-minute request. From the first moment you embark on your private yacht charter, you will feel the relaxed energy of Greece.

Aquarella Yacht Charter Athens

Aquarella based in Athens is a sporty open-style yacht with luxury living spaces, ideal for relaxing weekly charters in Cyclades Islands! Weekly: 12 guests

Dinaia Luxury Yacht Greece

Dinaia based in Athens offers a unique leisure experience to all her guests for luxury yacht charter holidays in Greece! Weekly:10 guests

Funky Choice Superyacht Greece

Funky Choice is a 35m superyacht for charter in Greece. Fully custom-designed for a weekly private cruise! Weekly:10 guests

Black Lion Sailing Yacht Greece

Black Lion offers luxury sailing cruises to the best sailing destinations in Greece and the Greek Islands ! Weekly Charter: 8 guests

Aquila Yacht Charter Athens Greece

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By Anna Ingles   27 March 2024

After undergoing an extensive refit, the magnificent luxury charter yacht EMIR makes a triumphant return to the Greece yacht charter fleet, ready to deliver an unrivaled experience of elegance and adventure on the high seas. 

Previously christened O'MEGA, the striking Mitsubishi Heavy Industries charter yacht was originally launched in 2004 and has been meticulously rejuvenated in 2022 to meet and exceed the expectations of the most discerning charter guests.

Spanning a considerable beam with an imposing profile, motor yacht charter EMIR proudly boasts the capacity to accommodate up to 28 guests across her 14 luxurious staterooms, making her an ideal choice for grand gatherings and exclusive events yacht charters . This remarkable feat is made possible thanks to her Passenger Yacht Code (PYC) compliance, which underscores her suitability for hosting large groups of charter guests with ease.

A dedicated professional crew of 28 ensures that each charter guest's luxury yacht rental experience is tailored to their preferences, with unparalleled service and meticulous attention to detail. Comfort is paramount on luxury yacht charter EMIR, with advanced stabilizers, comprehensive air conditioning, and high-speed Wi-Fi connectivity throughout the superyacht. For adventure enthusiasts, a plethora of water toys is available on board, promising boundless fun on the waves.

A truly iconic superyacht, EMIR anticipates each and every need of those on board

Entertainment aboard the private crewed yacht charter is second to none, with a remarkable cinema room boasting an 8K Mini-LED screen enveloped by luxurious seating, perfect for indulging in cinematic delights. The yacht's outdoor spaces are designed to captivate, from the sundeck Jacuzzi to the intimate outdoor lounges and dining areas on the upper deck, which provide privacy and breathtaking panoramas throughout Greece and Mykonos yacht charters .

The accommodations for sleeping charter guests on charter yacht EMIR are nothing short of regal, featuring a royal master suite that bathes in natural light, complete with floor-to-ceiling windows, private balconies for exceptional views on Mediterranean yacht charters , and a grand skylight positioned above a king-sized bed. Additional cabins include an executive cabin, two opulent VIPs, and a range of versatile sleeping configurations, all with private ensuite facilities, ensuring the utmost comfort for every charter guest.

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Taking bookings for enchanting Greece yacht charters, luxury charter yacht EMIR invites charter guests to embark on a journey of discovery and indulgence, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

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A Brief History of Superyachts

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Tim Murphy January+February 2024 Issue

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When the US targeted Russia’s oligarchs after the invasion of Ukraine, the trail of assets kept leading to our own backyard. Not only had our nation become a haven for shady foreign money, but we were also incubating a familiar class of yacht-owning, industry-dominating, resource-extracting billionaires. In the  January + February 2024  issue of our magazine, we investigate the rise of American Oligarchy—and what it means for the rest of us. You can read all the pieces  here .

The luxury yacht may be the world’s most exclusive form of transportation. But there are only a hundred-some that meet the definition of a gigayacht—a pleasure craft 295 feet or longer. Their opaque ownership records offer a glimpse of modern wealth and power: Over two dozen are linked to Gulf royals, businessmen, or states, and 20 to citizens (past or current) of the former Soviet Union. At least 23 have reportedly belonged to Americans, including founders of Microsoft, Netscape, Amazon, WhatsApp, and Snapchat. The widow of a German retailer who thrived under Hitler owned one; a UK tax exile and a Formula 1 dad still do. Yugoslav strongman Tito’s old yacht makes the list; Dominican dictator Trujillo’s does too. Take a cruise through the history of the vessels and their—somewhat—more modest sister ships.

1895: Nineteen years before World War I, the future King Edward VII of England punches his nephew, Kaiser Wilhelm II, in the face, after the German’s 121-foot yacht, Meteor II , defeats the royal Britannia in a race off the Isle of Wight.

1954: Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis ushers in an era of postwar one-upmanship with his 325-foot Christina O . It features a pool that converts into a dance floor, furniture made from whale foreskin, and pornographic carvings.

1963: During his final birthday party aboard the presidential yacht Sequoia , JFK chases future Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee’s wife, Antoinette, into the bathroom and gropes her. “I guess I was pretty surprised, but I was kind of flattered, and appalled, too,” she says later. The ship’s visitor logs are destroyed after Kennedy’s assassination.

1984: King Fahd of Saudi Arabia builds the record-breaking 482-foot Prince Abdulaziz .

1987: Sen. Gary Hart (D-Colo.) drops out of the presidential race just before photos emerge of him with model Donna Rice aboard the yacht Monkey Business .

1988: Donald Trump acquires Nabila , which previously belonged to the Saudi arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi and was featured in the James Bond film Never Say Never Again . He renames it Trump Princess , adds a disco, and changes the helipad’s “H” to a “T.”

1991: After one of Trump’s casinos files for bankruptcy, he sells Trump Princess to his bank—which flips it to a Saudi prince. A new yacht, the Trump Princess II , which he boasted would be “something in excess of 400 feet long, closer to 500 feet,” is never built.

British publisher Robert Maxwell’s body is found in the Atlantic Ocean, where he had been cruising on a 180-footer named for his daughter—the Lady Ghislaine . The vessel is eventually resold to Anna Murdoch, Rupert’s second wife.

1994: At a cocktail party on the oligarch Petr Aven’s yacht in the Caribbean, Boris Berezovsky meets Roman Abramovich, calling him a “nice boy who wanted to discuss commercial projects.” He and Abramovich begin working together to acquire Sibneft, a Russian state oil company.

1997: Construction ends on The Limited and Victoria’s Secret owner Les Wexner’s ­316-foot Limitless . The project was overseen by his good friend Jeffrey Epstein.

1999: Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison buys the 191-foot Izanami from a Japanese seller. He changes the name to Ronin , he said later , after “the local newspapers started pointing out that Izanami was ‘I’m a Nazi’ spelled backwards.”

2001: Months before Enron files for bankruptcy, former CEO Jeffrey Skilling asks a company executive for advice on finding a yacht broker. “This industry is known for crooks and thieves,” he warns Skilling.

2002: House Majority Whip Tom DeLay (R-Texas) promises to strip “corporate kingpins of their ill-gotten gains,” after scandals rock Enron and WorldCom. “We’re coming after the yacht.”

2003: DeLay charges donors $500,000 a pop for tickets to a yacht cruise.

2005: Ellison shoots down rumors he issued orders midconstruction to have his newest yacht, the 454-foot Rising Sun , extended to outdo Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen’s recently launched 414-foot Octopus .

Rep. Duke Cunningham (R-Calif.) pleads guilty to federal bribery charges after being caught living rent-free on a yacht, called the Duke-Stir , that was moored in Washington, DC, and owned by a defense contractor.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum’s 531-foot Dubai surpasses Prince Abdulaziz as the world’s longest yacht.

2006: Media mogul Barry Diller reveals the world’s longest sailing yacht, the 305-foot Eos , whose prow features a 9-foot-tall sculpture of his wife, Diane von Furstenberg.

2007: Diller opens a Manhattan corporate headquarters­­ at a Frank Gehry­–designed building that itself has been likened to a sailboat . It’s across the street from where Eos ties up.

2008: George Osborne, the No. 2 official in the UK’s Conservative Party, relaxes on Russian aluminum magnate Oleg Deripaska’s yacht while vacationing with his family in Greece. He denies an accusation that he solicited funds, explaining in a statement that they discussed “Russian history” and drank tea.

2009: As his marriage falls apart, Tiger Woods retreats to a 155-foot yacht called Privacy .

2010: Abramovich’s new ship, Eclipse , surpasses Dubai as the world’s longest yacht. The 533-foot vessel features a submarine, anti-missile systems, and lasers to thwart paparazzi .

2011: During an unsuccessful suit seeking $5 billion he believed Abramovich owed him from the sale of Sibneft, an exiled Berezovsky claims that his former partner helped purchase the yacht Olympia for Vladimir Putin. When the BBC publishes a supporting account from another Russian businessman five years later, Abramovich’s lawyers dismiss the allegation as “a rehash of speculation and rumours.”

2012: As GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney faces criticism for holding investment funds in the Cayman Islands, his campaign invites donors to party on Cracker Bay . The ship, owned by the founder of The Villages retirement community, flies the Cayman Islands’ flag.

2013: UAE leader Khalifa bin Zayed al Nahyan launches the 593-foot Azzam , surpassing the Eclipse .

2014: The Wall Street Journal reports that Ellison has basketball hoops on “at least two of his yachts” and had someone follow in a smaller boat “to retrieve balls that go overboard.”

2016: Allen’s Tatoosh drags its anchor through a protected zone in the Cayman Islands, destroying 14,000 square feet of coral.

2017: After leaving office, Barack and Michelle Obama retreat to the South Pacific aboard David Geffen’s yacht, where they’re joined by Oprah, Tom Hanks, and Bruce Springsteen.

Abramovich’s business partner, Eugene Shvidler, blocks views of the Statue of Liberty while anchoring his 370-foot Le Grand Bleu in New York Harbor for a month.

Addressing the national Boy Scout Jamboree, Trump tells an anecdote widely assumed to allude to sex parties on a yacht belonging to the developer of the Levittown suburbs. “You’re Boy Scouts, so I’m not going to tell you what he did,” he said. “But you know life.”

Rep. Vern Buchanan (R-Fla.) buys a yacht and on the same day votes to cut taxes on yachts.

2018: Rupert Murdoch is airlifted to UCLA after collapsing on a yacht trip with his fourth wife, Jerry Hall. “He kept almost dying,” a source tells Vanity Fair .

Republican Florida Gov. Rick Scott designates a billionaire donor’s marina as a special anti-­poverty opportunity zone.

Someone unties Seaquest , a superyacht belonging to Trump administration Secretary of Education (and billionaire) Betsy DeVos, causing it to crash into a dock on Lake Erie.

Businessman Jho Low, who financed The Wolf of Wall Street , is accused of taking part in a $4.5 billion scheme to siphon Malaysian state development funds and using some to purchase a $250 million yacht.

2019: Actress Lori Loughlin is arrested in a college admissions bribery scheme . Her daughter, USC student Olivia Jade, is vacationing in the Bahamas— on a yacht belonging to USC board of trustees chair Rick Caruso.

Following an investigation into corruption in the Nigerian oil industry, the US government auctions off businessman Kolawole Aluko’s Galactica Star , six years after Jay-Z rented out the vessel for Beyoncé’s 32nd birthday. A former Enron unit attempts to claim a portion of the proceeds.

Clarence Thomas visits an Indonesian preserve for Komodo dragons with billionaire Harlan Crow on the conservative megadonor’s Michaela Rose .

ArtNet reports that a $450 million (reputed) da Vinci that was supposed to be in an Abu Dhabi museum has been spotted hanging in Mohammed bin Salman’s personal yacht, Serene .

Kylie Jenner holds her 22nd birthday party on Low’s yacht, now under new ownership.

2020: “[I]solated in the Grenadines avoiding the virus,” Geffen writes on Instagram from Rising Sun , which he purchased in 2010. “I’m hoping everybody is staying safe.”

Steve Bannon is arrested off the coast of Connecticut by US Postal Police while aboard the fugitive Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui’s 150-foot Lady May .

Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr. dresses up as a character from the TV show Trailer Park Boys for a costume party aboard a NASCAR mogul’s yacht. He later posts a photo of himself to Instagram with his fly unzipped and his arms around his wife’s assistant.

2021: NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre testifies that he took refuge on Illusions , a Hollywood producer’s yacht, after the Newtown and Parkland mass shootings. “I remember getting there going, ‘Thank God I’m safe, nobody can get me here.’”

During a bitter divorce, the Daily Mail reports that Tatiana Akhmedova, wife of the Russian Azerbaijani billionaire Farkhad Akhmedov, hired a team of British special forces veterans to seize his yacht, Luna , in an effort to enforce a Marshall Islands court ruling. They settle instead, and he keeps the boat.

Port Azure , dubbed the world’s first harbor designed exclusively for megayachts, opens in Gocek, Turkey. It bills itself as a place where “problems big and small go away.”

2022: Amid reports a historic bridge will be dismantled so Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ newly built Koru can leave Rotterdam’s shipyards, residents threaten to pelt the sailboat with eggs . The city changes plans.

A Ukrainian mechanic is arrested in Mallorca for attempting to sink a vessel owned by his boss, a Russian arms dealer.

Biden promises oligarchs he’s going to “take their ill-begotten gains” after the invasion of Ukraine. “We’re going to seize their yachts.”

Washington Commanders owner Dan Snyder avoids a congressional subpoena on the team’s misogynistic culture while cruising the Mediterranean on his yacht, Lady S .

Missing Russian superyachts are spotted waiting out sanctions at Port Azure.

Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) criticizes Joe Biden for vacationing in Delaware while vacationing on a luxury yacht in Italy.

After sailing through Fiji on his yacht Aquarius , briefly retired Disney CEO Bob Iger tells friends he misses his wife and is bored with life.

New York Republican congressional candidate George Santos brokers a $19 million deal to sell a superyacht called Namaste to a Long Island car dealer.

Bankrupt crypto exchange FTX reveals in court filings that founder Sam Bankman-Fried’s hedge fund once spent $2.5 million on a yacht, which a top executive named Soak My Deck .

2023: Bezos takes possession of Koru . The $500 million, 417-foot sailboat comes with a bust that resembles his fiancée Lauren Sánchez—and its own second, 246-foot “shadow” support yacht with crew quarters and a hangar for the helicopter she pilots.

After divorcing Jerry Hall, Rupert Murdoch vacations on the Christina O with Abramovich’s ex-mother-in-law.

As TV and movie writers and actors strike, the Wall Street Journal reports that Iger, now back at work, has been regaling visitors to his Burbank office about the new, longer yacht he’s building.

Measuring Contest

Iconic gigayachts through the years

1931: Sea Cloud , Marjorie Post: 359 ft.

1981: Atlantis II , Stavros Niarchos: 380 ft.

2003: Octopus , Paul Allen: 414 ft.

2005: Rising Sun , Larry Ellison: 454 ft.

2010: Eclipse , Roman Abramovich: 533 ft.

2013: Azzam , Sheikh Khalifa: 593 ft.

Illustrations by Anthony Calvert

The Few, The Loud

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Steven Spielberg reeled out his anchor off Cannes.

A part of Katy Perry got stuck exiting a dinghy on her way to Barry Diller’s yacht.

Mohammed bin Salman purchased his yacht, Serene , just hours after he saw it.

Jerry Jones made a draft pick aboard his Bravo Eugenia to deepen the Cowboys’ bench.

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Four Seasons Yachts: 5 Facts and First Look at 2026 Itineraries

Sean O'Neill , Skift

March 26th, 2024 at 4:19 PM EDT

Superyachts run by the Four Seasons brand are creating a buzzy new offering. Competitors include Marriott's Ritz-Carlton and Accor's Orient Express.

Sean O'Neill

Four Seasons revealed on Tuesday the first itineraries for its new brand, Four Seasons Yachts. The hospitality company also shared the first renderings of its maiden vessel, which it has yet to name.

Here are five facts that stood out.

1. Four Seasons’ first yacht will take turns sailing the Caribbean and the Mediterranean.

When the Four Seasons Yachts brand begins service in January 2026, its first vessel will cruise to the Caribbean for weeklong trips among the islands of St. Barths, Nevis, the Grenadines, St Lucia, Barbados, Martinique, Guadeloupe, Curaçao, and Aruba.

In March 2026, the yacht will cross the Atlantic and begin trips that stop at ports in Croatia, Gibraltar, Montenegro, Italy, Portugal, Spain, and Turkey. Several itineraries will feature stops in Greece, including Athens, Ios, Santorini, and Milos.

2. Four Seasons Yachts will favor ports only private vessels tend to visit.

Four Seasons Yachts is a brand that belongs to a new generation of cruise ship offerings known as superyachts. These commercial vessels are bigger than a private yacht but smaller than a cruise ship.

An advantage of superyachts compared to typical cruise ships is that they can visit ports of call ordinarily only with the infrastructure to support small private vessels.

This agility will let the first Four Season Yacht visit more than 130 spots in over 30 countries and territories in its first year alone. A sample stop could let guests easily explore Martinique’s volcanic coral reefs and lush rainforest landscapes in a way they couldn’t if sailing on a traditional large luxury liner.

Other brands in the category include the Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, which already has ships at sea, and Orient Express Silenseas, which intends to debut in 2026.

3. The superyachts intend to take design to a higher level than the standard luxury cruise liner.

The 14-deck luxury vessel is inspired by Aristotle Onassis’ iconic yacht Christina O, according to Four Seasons and its partner Marc-Henry Cruise Holdings and shipbuilder Fincantieri.

The ship will have 95 guest suites created by the brand’s creative director, Prosper Assouline, along with Tillberg Design of Sweden .

4. Suites on a Four Seasons yacht will emphasize space.

The first vessel from Four Seasons Yachts promises to have “50% more living space per guest” than what’s available on the Ilma , the first ship to debut from rival player Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection .

Suites will offer floor-to-ceiling windows, double vanity bathrooms, and large private balconies, as just-shared images reveal.

The largest suites range from 2,981 to 9,975 square feet of indoor and outdoor living space.

5. Amenities will include a 66-foot saltwater pool and a marina deck.

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Photo credit: A rendering of the planned first luxury vessel from the new superyacht brand Four Seasons Yachts. Source: Four Seasons.