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Yacht Charter Greece

Yacht Charter Greece

Rent a yacht in Greece with us and explore the stunning Aegean and Ionian ​Seas. We offer an extensive selection of high-end sailboats, motorboats, ​catamarans, and yachts available across Greece, all designed for luxury ​sailing vacations. Enjoy the diverse beauty of Greece’s coastline, from the ​historical splendor of Athens to the picturesque islands of the Cyclades and ​the tranquil bays of the Ionian. Our yachts are equipped with premium ​amenities to ensure a comfortable and unforgettable yachting experience.

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Set Sail with a Greece Yacht Charter

Chartering a yacht in Greece offers a premium vacation experience along its stunning coastline. Enjoy superb anchoring spots, diverse scenery, and consistently warm climates throughout the sailing season, ensuring an exceptional yachting adventure.

Popular Marinas and Moorings in Greece

Greece boasts an extensive network of over 150 official marinas stretching from the northern Aegean in Thessaloniki to the southern shores of Crete, ensuring ample docking options whether you're stopping in Athens or venturing to the remote Ionian Islands. Each location offers well-equipped facilities to meet your boating needs. Some of our top picks include:

Large Marinas
(Ideal for yachts over 25 meters (82 feet) in length)

  • Flisvos Marina, located near the city center of Athens, is ideal for yachts over 25 meters (82 feet) in length. With top-notch services and over 300 berths, it offers luxury amenities and easy access to Athens' historical sites, including the Acropolis and the Parthenon. This marina is also known for its high-end dining and shopping options, making it a premier destination for yacht owners.
  • Gouvia Marina, situated on the island of Corfu, is perfect for yachts between 20 to 40 meters (65 to 131 feet). Accommodating approximately 1,200 berths, it serves as a major hub in the Ionian Sea. Gouvia Marina provides excellent facilities and is a great starting point for exploring Corfu’s beautiful beaches, the historic old town of Corfu, and the scenic countryside.
  • Marina of Rhodes, located on the island of Rhodes, is ideal for yachts over 25 meters (82 feet). With over 600 berths, it offers comprehensive services and is a major gateway to the Aegean Sea. The marina is close to the medieval city of Rhodes, a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its historic architecture, vibrant nightlife, and cultural festivals.

Medium-Sized Marinas
(Best suited for yachts between 15 to 25 meters (49 to 82 feet))

  • Marina Zeas, in Piraeus near Athens, is ideal for yachts between 15 to 25 meters (49 to 82 feet). With about 670 berths, it offers ample docking space in a bustling setting. The marina provides easy access to the Saronic Gulf islands and is close to Athens, where visitors can explore ancient ruins, museums, and lively markets.
  • Alimos Marina, also near Athens, is one of the largest marinas in Greece and is perfect for yachts between 15 to 30 meters (49 to 98 feet). Offering approximately 1,000 berths, it is well-equipped with modern facilities and provides a convenient base for sailing the nearby Cyclades and Dodecanese islands.
  • Marina Kalamata, located in the Peloponnese region, is best suited for yachts between 15 to 30 meters (49 to 98 feet), accommodating around 250 berths. This marina offers good amenities and access to the scenic landscapes of Messinia, including the historic city of Kalamata, famous for its olives and the nearby ancient site of Mystras.

Smaller Marinas
(Perfect for yachts up to 15 meters (49 feet))

  • Hydra Port, on Hydra Island, is ideal for yachts up to 15 meters (49 feet), with about 100 berths. Hydra offers a unique experience with no cars allowed on the island, preserving its charm and tranquility. The port is surrounded by picturesque stone houses, narrow streets, and waterfront cafes.
  • Naoussa Marina, on Paros Island in the Cyclades, is best suited for yachts up to 15 meters (49 feet), offering around 120 berths. The marina is located in a charming town known for its white-washed buildings, vibrant nightlife, and beautiful beaches, making it a popular destination for small yachts.
  • Sivota Marina, on Lefkada Island, is perfect for yachts up to 15 meters (49 feet), with approximately 90 berths. Located in a scenic bay, this marina offers a tranquil setting and access to the Ionian Sea’s pristine waters and secluded coves.

Yachts for charter in Greece

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Preveza Main Port, Greece

Iliada  

Sun Odyssey 410

26.04.2025 - 03.05.2025
Cabins
3
Built year
2022 A/C, Generator, Bowthruster
Length
41 ft
Price
1,212 €
1,030 €
Location
Volos / Port of Volos, Greece

Sophia  

Sun Odyssey 33

26.04.2025 - 03.05.2025
Cabins
3
Built year
1993 Rebuilt 2018
Length
34 ft
Price
1,450 €
1,160 €
Location
Preveza Main Port, Greece

Aeolus  

Hanse 400.

26.04.2025 - 03.05.2025
Cabins
3
Built year
2006
Length
40 ft
Price
1,550 €
1,163 €
Location
Preveza Main Port, Greece

Ursa Minor  

Hanse 345

26.04.2025 - 03.05.2025
Cabins
3
Built year
2017
Length
34 ft
Price
1,600 €
1,200 €

Popular Destinations for Yacht Rentals in Greece

Coastal Cities of Greece (Attica, Thessaloniki, Crete)

Greece’s coastal cities are rich in history and culture, providing an array of experiences for visitors. In Attica, Athens stands out with its iconic landmarks like the Acropolis and vibrant nightlife in the Plaka district. Thessaloniki blends Byzantine architecture with a lively cultural scene, featuring ancient ruins, modern attractions, and a bustling waterfront. Heraklion, the capital of Crete, offers access to the ancient Palace of Knossos and lively waterfront markets, making it a vibrant yachting destination.
Coastal Cities of Greece (Attica, Thessaloniki, Crete)

Greek Islands (Cyclades, Ionian, Dodecanese, Saronic Gulf, Sporades)

The Greek islands are famous for their stunning landscapes, scenic ports, and secluded ​beaches. The Cyclades, including Mykonos, Santorini, and Paros, are known for their ​white-washed buildings, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant nightlife. The Ionian Islands, ​such as Corfu, Lefkada, and Kefalonia, offer lush green landscapes, calm waters, and ​beautiful anchorages.

 

The Dodecanese, including Rhodes, Kos, and Patmos, are rich in history with numerous ​heritage sites and beautiful beaches. The Saronic Gulf islands, like Aegina, Hydra, and ​Poros, are close to Athens and offer a mix of tranquil beaches and lively towns. The ​Sporades, including Skiathos, Skopelos, and Alonissos, are known for their natural ​beauty, clear waters, and picturesque villages.

Greek Islands (Cyclades, Ionian, Dodecanese, Saronic Gulf, Sporades)

Frequently Asked Questions

The best time for a yacht charter in Greece is between May and October. During this period, the weather is warm, and the seas are generally calm. July and August are the peak months, with hot temperatures and vibrant nightlife in the coastal towns, but they also attract larger crowds and higher prices. For a more relaxed experience with pleasant weather, consider sailing in May, June, September, or October. These months offer a good balance of favorable weather and fewer tourists, making your sailing experience more enjoyable.

Greece offers several excellent starting points for your yacht charter, depending on the regions you want to explore. Athens is a popular choice, especially for those looking to explore the Saronic Gulf and the Cyclades. Lavrion, located near Athens, is another convenient starting point, particularly if you plan to sail the Cyclades. Corfu is ideal if you’re interested in the Ionian Islands, known for their lush landscapes and calmer waters. Rhodes serves as a gateway to the Dodecanese Islands, offering a mix of history and stunning beaches. Mykonos and Santorini are also popular for those focusing on the Cyclades, though they can be more crowded during peak season.

Yes, it is permitted to sail from Greece to neighboring countries with a chartered yacht, but you must adhere to certain regulations. Before leaving Greece, you must clear customs and immigration at an official exit port. Upon entering a neighboring country, such as Turkey or Albania, you’ll need to check in with their customs and immigration authorities. Make sure all necessary documents are in order, including passports, yacht registration, and crew lists. Additionally, be aware of visa requirements and maritime regulations for both Greece and the country you are entering.

If you need to cancel or reschedule your booking, the options will depend on the specific terms provided by the charter company. Leading firms typically offer the following:

  1. Cancellation Policy: Refunds are usually based on how far in advance the cancellation is made. For example, if you cancel several months before the departure date, you may be eligible for a partial or full refund. Closer to the departure date, refunds may be reduced or not available at all.
  2. Rescheduling Options: Most companies allow you to change your booking dates or location, often with an additional fee depending on availability. Some offer free rescheduling if done within a certain period before departure, while others may charge administrative fees.
  3. Cancellation Insurance: It is recommended to purchase cancellation insurance, which can cover you in case of unexpected events. Many companies offer this option during the booking process, reducing financial risk.

Before booking a yacht in Greece, consider the following factors:

- Timing: Choose the best time of year based on weather, crowd levels, and your personal preferences.

- Starting Point: Select a starting location that aligns with the regions you want to explore.

- Bareboat or Crewed Charter: Decide if you’ll need a skipper or if you have the necessary qualifications for a bareboat charter. Greek authorities typically require a recognized boating license for bareboat charters.

- Inclusions: Check what’s included in the charter package, such as fuel, linens, and end-of-charter cleaning, as these can vary between companies.

- Cancellation Policy: Review the cancellation policy to understand your options if your plans change.

To secure a yacht in Greece, you typically need to pay a deposit, usually around 30-50% of the total charter cost, to confirm your booking. For a bareboat charter, ensure you have a valid boating license recognized by Greek authorities, such as an ICC (International Certificate of Competence) or an equivalent, and possibly a VHF radio license if you plan to operate the yacht’s radio. For crewed charters, no personal license is necessary, as the crew will manage all sailing and navigation. To finalize your booking, make sure to settle the remaining balance a few weeks before your departure, ensuring that all arrangements are in place for your trip.

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