Crewed yacht charter · May – October

Yacht Charter in Greece

Hundreds of islands, short hops between harbours and a different whitewashed village every evening. Greece is the Mediterranean’s classic island-hopping charter.

SeasonMay – October
Best monthsJune and September for calmer seas and fewer crowds
Main basesAthens, Mykonos, Corfu
Known forIsland hopping

Where you’ll cruise

Greece by yacht

Cyclades

Mykonos, Paros, Naxos and Santorini. Lively harbours and beaches, with the meltemi wind blowing strongest in July and August.

Ionian Islands

Corfu, Paxos, Lefkada and Kefalonia. Green islands and sheltered water, ideal for families and first-time charterers.

Saronic & Argolic

Aegina, Hydra and Spetses, close to Athens. Easy cruising and a good choice for shorter charters.

Yachts available

Yachts available in Greece

We work with owners, central agents and professional crews across Greece. Tell us your dates, group size and budget and we will send a shortlist of available yachts with photos, crew details and rates.

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Crewed catamarans

Space, stability and shallow draft for anchoring close to the beach. The most popular choice in the Cyclades.

  • Families and groups of friends
  • Stable in the summer winds
  • Large deck and trampoline space
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Motor yachts

Cover more islands in a week and arrive in style, with a full crew looking after you.

  • Island hopping at speed
  • Luxury and service
  • Jet skis and water toys on many yachts
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Sailing yachts

The traditional way to see the islands, with the wind doing the work and a skipper or full crew aboard.

  • Couples and sailing lovers
  • Quieter anchorages
  • A more authentic experience
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For sale in Greece

Sunreef 70 AGATA BLU

2023 sailing catamaran, 4 cabins, lying in Athens with a Greek charter licence. Asking €4,690,000, reduced from €4,990,000.

Plan your Greece charter

One point of contact from shortlist to contract, itinerary and crew preferences. Charter fee, APA and VAT explained up front.