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Greece Yacht Charter

A Greek yacht charter, either by motor yacht, sailing yacht, or catamaran, is the best way to explore the islands. A crewed yacht comes with at least a captain and chef and 4-6 cabins for up to 12 guests. We recommend a one-week charter: no rush, time to explore, enjoy great food, water toys, and shore excursions.

Most charters start from Athens, heading to either the Cyclades or Saronic Gulf. The Cyclades (Santorini, Mykonos) are iconic but weather-dependent, with long distances between islands—flexibility is key. The Saronic Gulf is easier, with islands close together, making it a favorite among captains. The Ionian Islands offer lush landscapes, Italian-style harbors, and calm conditions.

Pricing starts at $15,000 per week for the yacht, but this is a plus-expense charter—you’ll need to budget for an APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) to cover food, fuel, and activities, along with taxes and crew gratuity. We’ve been on these yachts, we have met the crew, and we can guide you to the best option for your trip.

Best Crewed Yacht Charters in Greece 2025

Have a look at these Greek yacht charters handpicked by our brokers. Or you can get some more personalized guidance by making contact with us.

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Types of Crewed Yacht Charters in Greece

The charter yacht types available in Greece are motor yachts, catamarans, and sailing yachts, ranging from 50 feet to more than 200 feet. Crewed charters always include at least a captain and chef, with larger yachts having more crew and specialized staff like massage therapists and water sports instructors.

What yacht type is best? This depends on your budget and itinerary. For clients with larger budgets who are looking for ultimate luxury and have ambitions to see a lot, we recommend chartering a crewed motor yacht; they are faster and come with more luxurious amenities. For clients on budgets who wish to be closer to the elements and enjoy island jumping without rushing, we recommend a catamaran.

Our yacht comparisons help you choose the best option, like why a power catamaran beats a motor yacht – It excels in stability, space, and fuel efficiency.

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Selecting Where to Go on Your Greece Yacht Charter

“I want to see Santorini and Mykonos. My tickets are purchased for fixed dates three months from now in August, and I need to start and finish in Athens, chartering a catamaran.”

This is one of the most common inquiries and one of the hardest to fulfill. Why?

  1. Time to charter – with 3 months to charter, your best options are long gone. Ideally, book 9-12 months before the charter.
  2. Flights vs Charter Location – with the distance between Athens and Santorini being 150 miles, the itinerary might not be possible due to weather, especially if we want to do Mykonos as well. Ideally, you’ll want to fly to Mykonos or Santorini or at least not plan fixed date island activities.
  3. Fixed dates – One day up or down can completely change the offer of yachts available – you might need just that one that already has another charter booked for the day before you’re planning to return. It is a great idea to have your charter booked before you purchase your tickets.
  4. Catamaran and long distances – as someone who does Athens – Santorini fairly regularly, it’s a great sail – for sport sailing. You’re on the open Aegean Sea and hiding behind islands is possible but further increases the distance – count 24 hours of sail one way and divide among the days of charter (24 hours x 2 ways / 7 days = 7 hours of sailing per day with a catamaran). Not a pleasurable experience.
  5. Time of year – Santorini in August is equivalent to Times Square on New Year’s Eve. It can be a fantastic place if you have the correct expectations. There are 6,000 islands in Greece – plenty of alternatives for high-end restaurants, history, Greek cuisine, and peaceful or more popular places. Notice places like Milos and Lefkada are becoming increasingly crowded as well.
  6. Despite all the above – inquire. We’re well-connected with local providers in all areas and are able to provide non-public offers or creatively fulfill your requirements.

Greek Yacht Charter Areas

There are 5 main yacht charter areas in Greece. Read below to learn more about the advantages and highlights of each destination. Plus, we also give you some of the best Greece yacht charter itineraries.

The Cyclades

Cyclades yacht charters are what we get most inquiries about. The Cyclades is where you find the most popular islands, such as Santorini and Mykonos. And yes, you can expect them to be crowded in the high season.

The Cyclades are very weather-dependent, and the distances between islands are big, making it harder to have a set itinerary. It is, for example, over 100 nautical miles from Athens to Santorini. This is a long way on a one-week yacht charter.

We do not discourage a yacht charter in the Cyclades, but we recommend that you stay flexible and work with your captain to ensure you get the best trip. A motor yacht charter would be best for the Cyclades, allowing you to cover the longer distances faster and more comfortably.

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The Saronic Gulf

A Saronic Gulf yacht charter is by far the safest choice. It is much easier to navigate than the Cyclades. The Gulf is located right at the doorstep of Athens and has tons of fantastic islands located close to each other. Most captains we speak to prefer this area because it is easier to plan a route and because it has some of the best islands representing real Greece. The favorites are Polyaigos and Milos.

If you are looking for a catamaran charter, the Saronic Gulf is the place to do it. With much shorter distances between the hotspots than the Cyclades, you can see a lot in one week, island hopping around, without being in a rush.

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The Ionian Islands

Ionian yacht charters are up and coming! The Ionian Islands, located on the west side of the Peloponnese Peninsula, are rapidly increasing in popularity. Here, you will find a much lusher landscape, high cliffs, beautiful Italian architecture, and much calmer weather conditions, meaning it is easier to stick to an itinerary.

We can either find you a yacht already located in the Ionian Sea, or you can make the trip from Athens to the Ionian, passing through the impressive Corinth Canal (the world’s narrowest canal). The best yacht type for the Ionian is a motor yacht charter. There are fewer marinas in the Ionian islands, and yachts have to go for longer without restocking and refueling. Motor yachts carry much larger amounts of everything than catamarans.

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The Dodecanese

The Dodecanese is a great destination for a mix of attractions, with highlights like the stunning medieval castles on Rhodes Island, world-class rock climbing on Kalymnos, the fun nightlife on Kos, and secluded bays on Leros. It is a little harder to get to, but it is well worth the trip.

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The Sporades

Located conveniently in the middle of the Aegean, the Sporades are easily reachable by sailing off Thessaloniki, Chalkidiki, Volos, and Skiathos, each location featuring hospitable marinas. The most well-known of the Sporades is youth hotspot Skiathos, while nearby Skopelos (the “Mamma Mia” island) and eco-paradise Alonissos with its Marine Park are wondrous sailing destinations.

Beach at Agios Dimitrios, Alonissos island, Sporades, Greece
Beach at Agios Dimitrios, Alonissos island, Sporades, Greece

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How Much Does a Yacht Charter in Greece Cost?

The cost of a Greek yacht charter depends on the type of yacht, its size, and level of luxury. Prices start at €15,000 per week, but a motor yacht will cost more than a sailing yacht or catamaran. We recommend you don’t set your budget under €30,000 for a week.

On top of the base price, you’ll need to budget for running costs (food, fuel, activities), which are covered by an APA (Advance Provisioning Allowance) of 25-40%—higher for motor yachts due to fuel.

Greek tax (VAT) is usually 12% for one-week charters. Lastly, crew tips are recommended at 10-20%, based on service quality.

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Boots on the Ground:

2025 Charter Season in Greece and What to Expect

The charter season in Greece is developing unexpectedly, with an unprecedented number of higher-end yachts posting price reductions—an unthinkable development given the record-setting 2022 Summer Med Season.

The increased airplane fares are partly to blame for the ongoing issues in the Greek infrastructure – not enough marinas to match the demand on other islands and continued over-tourism of key Cycladic charter locations. In addition, 2022 and 2023 have seen record increases in the numbers of new yachts – some 235 crewed boats were added to the yacht charter fleet, while most of the older yacht inventory got a refurbishment – in part also due to the EU funds promoting tourism.

Donkeys are the way products have been shipped from the Old port via the Karavolades Stairs to the Town of Fira. Notice that most of them are mules - cross of a donkey and a horse
The village of Naousa in Paros - a great example of how universal the smaller Cycladic islands are. Stop by for a Greek coffee, have a snack and observe the flow of life - the fishermen, the cats, the women, the blue and white buildings...

Recent Events in the Greek Yacht Charter Industry

Positive Trends

  • Increase of Ultra High Net Worth Individuals casting a spotlight – just Mykonos has seen Elon Musk, George Clooney, Christian Bale Matt Damon, Chris & Liam Hemsworth.
  • New, Upcoming Locations offer an alternative to the – “by now dead romantic idea of Mykonos and Santorini.” Antiparos is a hot charter location frequented by Tom Hanks, Jeff Bezos, and Anderson Cooper. Anafi, Ikaria, Kythira, and Nisiros are coming up, and the clients are more educated and receptive to the idea of chartering off the beaten and crowded paths.
  • A New Client Preference for Secluded Locations – A storm of documentaries have our clients requesting new experiences – we thank My Greek Odyssey and Peter Meneas on a journey of discovering his Kytherian descent and going much beyond and more with his yacht Mia Zoi or Costas Spiliadis – chef and owner of Estatorio Milos with the yacht Milos at Sea enable us to offer new immersive experiences creating not tourists, but travelers.
  • New Experiences—From having one or multiple jetskis onboard your yacht to chartering a Greek temple for your event, things are just easier to do in Greece. We’ve considerably expanded our concierge offering to accommodate requests ranging from beach horseback riding and spearfishing to luxury cars and entertainment events.
  • More luxury yachts are gearing up to meet the EU requirements for Large Group Charters (12+ guests). Check out our Top 10 Large Group Charters verified by our Brokers!

A Year-Over Year Decrease in Demand

  • The cost of a July airplane ticket went from $900 to $1,400, year over year.
  • US inflation of 4-9% year over year weakens the purchasing position of the major charter market
  • Continued negative coverage of key Greek islands, from overcrowding of Santorini to DK Oyster restaurant scams on Mykonos, continues to dominate the headlines
  • Turkey – following the Ukrainian conflicts, Turkey offered a safe haven to many Russian-owned yachts that risked being confiscated in Greece. In addition to the competitive VAT in Turkey (1% in Turkey vs 12% in Greece – in constant threat to be increased to full standard 24% with possible retroactivity of signed charters executed in the future) – visit https://myturkishcharter.com for up-to-date and complete yacht offer of Turkish charter yachts. Greece has found itself in between the EU legislators and non-EU Turkish competition.

Market Saturation and Construction Delays

  • Santorini Marina – still in construction, unknown delays
  • Corinth Canal – successfully reopened on June 22 after repeated construction works on 22 and 23! after walls repeatedly collapsed due to landslides.
  • Slow Opening of New Marinas – Licencing issues – limited births restrict navigation of charter vessels
  • Inflation of the Charter Fleet following record-setting 2022 yacht returns and EU subsidies for tourism that were leveraged for the purchase of new vessels.

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Where to Start Your Greek Yacht Charter?

The majority of our crewed charters in Greece depart from Athens to the Cyclades and the Saronic Gulf. Despite the Cyclades being the location we see most clients inquire about (because of the attractive islands of Mykonos and Santorini), Greece has many more amazing destinations on offer.

It is important to keep in mind that the most hyped islands are quite crowded in the peak months, and despite the limitations made on cruise ships entering islands like Santorini, visitor numbers haven’t significantly dropped.

If you are unsure where to go, find some inspiration in our Ultimate Greece Yacht Charter Itinerary Guide. Here, you will find information about all the best charter destinations in Greece, location videos, and a complete list of our most popular itineraries.

How Far Can You Go on a One-Week Yacht Charter?

The distances between the Greek islands are quite big, especially in the Cyclades – It is, for example, a whole 150 miles from Athens to Santorini. A crewed motor yacht charter from Athens to Cyclades cruising at 12 knots usually does day hops of 3-4 hours. The time increases for catamarans cruising at around 6 knots to at least 4-6 hours per day.

For this reason, we advise, especially first-time charterers, to visit the Saronic Gulf Hydra, Spetses, and Poros instead, reducing time spent at sea and increasing time spent exploring the islands.

It is possible to cross from the Saronic Gulf to the Cyclades, which is usually done when Meltemi changes the plans of yachts from Athens.

Our Informational Blog

At DMA Yachting, we’re committed to staying on top of the latest trends in yacht charters, from the launching of exciting new yachts to the best destinations and activities. Our blog serves as a resource to keep you informed and inspire new ideas for your adventures at sea.

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We Have Been Onboard

Our yacht walk-through videos help you get a sense of the yacht and crew before you book. We personally inspect yachts at multiple shows each year, meeting crews and checking everything—from fuel efficiency and noise levels to family-friendly features and luxury touches.

Captains’ Favorite Greek Islands

Avoid the Worst Crowds

There are so many places to go on a Greek sailing vacation, with the endless beautiful islands in the Aegean and Ionian Sea, that it can seem kind of overwhelming to plan a sailing itinerary.

The question is whether you want to follow the hype and visit all the most talked-about destinations or whether you are seeking a yacht charter in Greece off the beaten track.

There are loads of amazing secluded islands not overrun by tourists waiting for people to break the trend. They all have turquoise waters and ancient ruins; the difference is that you will have them more to yourself.

Here are some of our favorite spots that have been repeatedly recommended by Captains and Crew who have sailed in Greece for years.

Milos – The Old Pirate Island

Did you know that during the Middle Ages and through the Ottoman era, piracy thrived in the Aegean Sea? And Milos was actually a central hub due to its strategic location on key maritime routes. Milos, often dubbed “Pirate Island,” was ideal for pirate activities thanks to its complex coastline filled with coves, caves, and tunnels that served as perfect hideouts. These natural harbors not only allowed pirates to evade naval authorities but also to ambush passing ships and swiftly conceal their plundered treasures.

Beautiful sandy beach on Milos Island in Greece with steep cliffs and blue sea
Milos Island, Greece
The Papafragkas caves on Milos - a secret catamaran jump from Monemvasia to Milos on the way to Santorini
The Papafragkas caves on Milos. Milos is full of intricate cave systems some of which you can dive into and explore underwater.

Milos was one of the most talked about destinations by Captains and Crew both at the Seminar as well as during onboard inspections at the show. They especially highlighted places like Sarakiniko Beach, known for its otherworldly, moon-like landscape and secluded bays.

Onboard Catamaran Explorion, Captain Konstantinos Perdikaris tells us: “I especially like the south of Milos, where you will find the best water and connected caves. It is just amazing. And you can only go there by boat; you cannot access it by land, and there are not even any ferries going there. It is very special and secluded.” Captain Konstantinos also points out that the port of Milos is one of the best-protected ports in the Cyclades, making this the perfect hideout even in strong weather.

Naxos – The Breadbasket of Greece

If you want a taste of real Greece, this is your island. Often referred to as the ‘Breadbasket’ of Greece, Naxos is one of the region’s most fertile islands and an agricultural gem. Olives, grapes, figs, and citrus fruit are just some of the produce growing on this island.

As the largest island in the Cyclades, Naxos is home to Mount Zeus, the tallest peak in the archipelago and the legendary birthplace of Zeus, king of the Greek gods.

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Naxos, the up and coming island that's gaining popularity as Santorini and Mykonos become saturated with travelers. In our side story, we'll be following the story of Theseus, son of Aegeus, who killed the Minotaur. It is on Naxos where Theseus lost the love of Ariadne, who helped him in the Labytinth. It is here that Ariadne found love of another... The story goes backwards, pay attention.
The legend of the Portara of tells of Theseus and his journey back to Athens after killing the Minotaur. According to the myth, Theseus had agreed with his father, King Aegeus of Athens, that if he were successful in his mission to kill the Minotaur, he would change the black sails of his ship to white as a signal of his victory upon returning. This was to be a sign that he was returning home alive. However, in his grief at leaving Ariadne behind on Naxos, Theseus forgot to change the sails from black to white. Seeing the black sails from afar and presuming his son was dead, King Aegeus threw himself into the sea, which is thus known as the Aegean Sea.

The Iconic Portara

Another major attraction of Naxos is the Portara or the Great Door. This massive marble gateway is the remains of an unfinished temple dedicated to Apollo, which dates back to the 6th century BC. It stands on the islet of Palatia, which is connected to Naxos Town by a causeway.

The Portara has become an iconic symbol of Naxos and is especially famous for its stunning views during sunset. The structure frames the setting sun perfectly during certain times of the year, making it a popular spot for both photographers and visitors looking to capture a quintessential Greek sunset.

Polyaigos – One of Greece’s Best Protected Nature Reserves

Part of Natura 2000 as a nature reserve unbothered by humans.

Polyaigos was by far the most mentioned favorite destination by Captains and Crew and was many times highlighted as one of the most amazing places to arrive on a yacht.

Polyaigos, literally meaning ‘many goats,’ is the biggest uninhabited island in the Aegean Sea. The reason for its name, is the huge wild goat population which live on the island.

Bird eye view from the lighthouse of Polyaigos island, Cyclades, Greece, top Cyclades yacht charter destination
Bird eye view from the lighthouse of Polyaigos island, Cyclades, Greece
Sailing boats in star formation in Greece (Polyaigos, Cyclades) the largest uninhabited island of the Aegean Sea and one of the best and most beautiful sailing destinations
Sailing boats in star formation in Greece (Polyaigos, Cyclades) the largest uninhabited island of the Aegean Sea and one of the best and most beautiful sailing destinations.

But goats aside, Polyaigos is a deeply fascinating destination, primarily known for its dramatic natural landscape and rich biodiversity. It is part of the Natura 2000 network, which is a network of nature protection areas within the European Union. It is included notably because it supports a significant population of Mediterranean monk seals, which are among the most endangered marine mammals in the world.

Paros – The Best Place to Dine by the Water

Paros, located right next to Naxos, is another destination that constantly came up when talking best destinations in the Cyclades with both Captains and Crew. It seems that the reason why Paros is so popular is because it is an island with everything.

It has numerous stunning beaches like Kolymbithres and Golden Beach, to name a few, and charming Santorini-like villages like Naoussa and Parikia, which offer vibrant nightlife and historical sites. The island is a haven for watersports enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike, with opportunities for windsurfing, hiking, and exploring ancient marble quarries.

Captain’s Insight

Australian Captain Kristy Steindl named Paros her favorite island in the Cyclades, with Naoussa, the small fishing village on the northern coast, being the number one place to dine by the water. Naoussa offers a plethora of seafood restaurants, offering a real authentic Greek cuisine, right on the water’s edge, providing a matchless real Greek culinary experience against the backdrop of the serene waters. The bay offers excellent protection for anchoring, ensuring a peaceful stay.

Captain Kristy insists that Paros surpasses Santorini in terms of diversity and beauty with its abundance of stunning beaches. “In Santorini, you look out over the water from the top of a hill, literally hundreds of stairs from the water. In Paros, you look out from the white streets, and the water is so close you can smell it and dip your feet in. It’s a stunning island!”

Naousa Village, Paros
Naousa Village, Paros
Naousa Village, Paros
Naousa Village, Paros

Folegandros – A Paradise Away from the Crowds

When onboard Jewel, a 51-foot Catamaran, we asked Captain George Iliopoulos about his favorite destinations in the Cyclades. He did not hesitate a moment before he said Folegandros. His description of the island showed true enthusiasm for this place, which he has returned to so many times, both with charters and privately.

Unlike some of its more popular neighbors, it’s peaceful and untouched by mass tourism. Chora, the main town, sits up high on a cliff, giving you some of the best views of the Aegean Sea you’ll ever see. It’s got this old-world charm with its narrow streets and classic Greek architecture that’ll make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time.

A panoramic view of Folegandros, Greece during sunset. The image captures the rugged, mountainous landscape bathed in golden light, highlighting the traditional white buildings scattered along the sloping terrain. The calm sea extends into the horizon under a clear sky, and a distinct church with a prominent white dome sits atop the hill, overseeing the scenic village below.
Folegandros, Saronic Islands, Greece
Beautiful Bay in Folegandros, Cyclades Islands, Greece
Folegandros, Cyclades Islands, Greece

Captain George also highlighted the island’s fantastic beaches, specifically mentioning Agali and Ambeli as favorites. One of their favorite charter activities for guests is a traditional Greek fish barbecue on the beach, enjoyed as the sun sets. Hostess and Chef Melina Chroni added that after a delicious meal of fresh seafood, cocktails around the fire always make for a memorable evening.

Best Greece Yacht Charter Itineraries

A good yacht charter itinerary in Greece takes into consideration what are the best islands, where it is safest to anchor, where it is realistic to get to with the weather, and how the guests can get the best experiences seeing different sides of the Greek Island Culture. These Greece yacht charter itineraries are inspired by conversations with numerous Captains we have met over the years at yacht shows and FAM trips.

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Why You Should Book at Least 6 months in Advance

With 3 months to charter, your best options are long gone. Ideally, we advise you to book 9-12 months before your intended charter.

It is also important to consider to keep some level of flexibility. Coming into high season and wanting to charter in the most popular areas, Greece yacht charters can easily be booked back-to-back.

One day back or forth can completely change the offer of available yachts, as you might find that your preferred yacht is already booked one day before your selected return date. It is, therefore, also a good idea to have your Greece yacht charter booked before you purchase your flight ticket.

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Why Should You Book Your Greek Yacht Charter with Us?

How do I choose the right yacht? How much does a yacht charter in Greece cost? And where is the best place to charter? We give you concrete information and facts about luxury charters in Greece, including market trends, transparent prices ($15k to $250k weekly), information about weather patterns and overcrowding, and the best Greece yacht charter deals and itineraries. -Our team consists of sailors and ex-charter crew!

Lots of companies will try to sell you the usual Greek Islands-turquoise waters pitch, focusing on famous destinations such as Santorini and Mykonos, not us. Truth is that apart from being overcrowded with tourists, the most hyped Greek Islands are also located in one of Greece’s windiest areas, and not just a quick sail from Athens.

We go beyond the usual destinations with recommendations directly from Captains and insights gained at yearly yacht shows and captain seminars to give you a more authentic charter experience in Greece

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“Marcelle was very helpful and polite in finding us the perfect boat for our family. Wiring money anywhere nowadays is always a risk when you are not familiar with the company and its staff.
The boat was new and the captain chef and crew could not have been better. Very professional yet super friendly and a delight to have on board. Food was delicious and plentiful, could not have been better.”

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Our Greek Cruise on ChristAl Mio

“10 of us went on the CristAl Mio catamaran yacht for 7 days around the Greek Isles. Sarah at DMA was our broker and could not have done a better job. She listened, paid attention to our details and was very patient as we gathered our group for the trip. The Yacht was magnificent, the crew was like family by the end and the service and Food was outstanding.”

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“My experience with the yacht broker was excellent. William was very attentive to my questions even though we had a large time difference I was able to get all the information I needed And book the experience of a lifetime. The nomad in Greece was absolutely hands-down one of the best trips we’ve ever done. Everyone loved it and was so grateful that we found it. Highly recommend and of course I would do it again!”

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