7-Day Saronic Gulf Yacht Charter Itinerary
- Visit the Temple of Poseidon on Poros
- Donkey ride on car-free Hydra
- Launch the water toys in crystal-clear Agistri
A crewed yacht charter in Greece lets you explore the islands on your own terms — with a professional crew and a tailored route, plus all the comforts of a floating villa. Whether you choose a catamaran for space and value or a motor yacht for speed and luxury, every detail is taken care of.
Spend your days swimming in hidden bays, trying out new water toys, visiting ancient ruins, or dining at quiet seaside tavernas. From the nightlife of Mykonos to the sea caves of Milos and the pastel charm of Corfu, Greece offers remarkable diversity.
We’ve helped hundreds of guests charter in Greece, and we inspect yachts and meet crews every year at shows like MEDYS to refine our picks.
Tell us your dates, group size, and preferred yacht type, and our expert brokers will match you with the best crewed yachts in Greece — all personally inspected and vetted by our team.
You’ll receive:
Quick Tip: We recommend catamarans for space and value in Greece, and motor yachts for faster island-hopping and a wider luxury range.
Everyone has heard of Mykonos and Santorini—but they’re far from the full story. After years of yacht shows, sailing trips, and conversations with hundreds of Captains, we’ve learned which places are truly worth reaching by yacht.
Expect wild cliffside anchorages, traditional tavernas, and islands where you can tie stern to the rocks and jump straight off your yacht into gin-clear water.
We always recommend a stop at Milos – Captains consistently rate it a top stop in the Cyclades. Once a pirate hideout, the island is packed with hidden beaches and sea caves you can only reach by yacht.
South Agistri is one of our favorite anchorages in the Saronic Gulf. Tie stern-to the rocks, launch the water toys, and enjoy a full day of privacy. This is what it is all about—wild places you can’t get to any other way.
Dock beside the UNESCO-listed old town of Corfu and explore pastel streets shaped by Venetian, French, and British rule. It’s one of Europe’s most scenic port cities — and a cultural highlight of any Ionian charter.
Each year we attend yacht shows across Greece — including MEDYS (Nafplion) and EMMYS (Poros) — to inspect yachts and meet crews in person.
From those visits (and guest feedback), we shortlist charter yachts that stand out for crew, condition, layout, and value. Explore our latest picks below — with photos/video, key specs, and who each yacht suits best.
Greece has 5 yacht charter regions, each with its own cruising style and highlights. From the iconic cliffside villages of the Cyclades to the calm bays of the Ionian, some areas are perfect for island-hopping on a catamaran, while others suit longer routes on a motor yacht.
The Ionian Islands are Greece’s lushest region, known for its calmer weather, making itinerary planning more reliable. Ideal for guests seeking nature, historic harbor towns, and beautiful beaches. Charter a motor yacht from Corfu to Zakynthos.
Far from the crowds, this eastern island chain is steeped in ancient Greek, Byzantine, and Ottoman history. Expect medieval ports like Rhodes, dramatic coastlines, and quieter cruising on a motor yacht or Gulet — ideal for return charterers.
Green, quiet, and often overlooked, the Sporades are perfect for off-the-beaten-path yacht charters from Volos or Skiathos. Explore calm, turquoise waters, pine-fringed bays, and Greece’s largest marine park — best by catamaran or sailboat.
Our job is to help you avoid the usual guesswork. We know the yachts, the crews, and the anchorages that are truly worth your time.
Tell us a few quick details, and we’ll match you with the best options:
We build Greece yacht charter itineraries with experienced captains to keep routes realistic and enjoyable — balancing headline islands with quieter bays, great swimming, and time ashore. Use these as starting points, and we’ll tailor the pace to your yacht type, dates, and must-see stops.
Looking for the best crewed yacht rentals in Greece for summer 2026? We have chosen these top motor yachts, catamarans, and luxury yacht charters. We based our choices on inspections, yacht show reviews, and client feedback.
No problem, that’s what we’re here for. It’s always better to inquire early. Our brokers can help you choose the right yacht and destination, and send tailored options to get you started.
The cost of crewed yacht charters in Greece ranges from €15,000 to over €250,000 per week. This depends on the yacht’s type, size, and level of luxury.
In addition to the base rate, expect to pay:
We’ve helped clients charter successfully across all budget levels. Read more about yacht charter costs, or get in touch, and we’ll guide you to the right yacht, with no surprises.
Performance sailing yachts, traditional gulets & catamarans from 50-67ft with 2-3 crew.
Newer catamarans from 55-70ft with 3-4 crew, luxury sailing yachts, and older motor yachts.
Luxurious catamarans from 62-76ft with 4-5 crew, and luxury motoryachts with great amenities and water toys.
High-end catamarans like Fontaine Pajot and Sunreef 78-80ft, and luxury motor yachts with chase boats, extra toys and 5-star dining.
Superyachts with amenities like beach clubs, spas, gyms, cinemas, and large crews and specialized staff.
Mega yachts: pools, helipads, the best of everything, more crew than guests. No limits.
We film yacht walk-throughs at shows all over Greece. We meet crews, test features, and check things like fuel efficiency and family-friendliness. This is the closest you can get to stepping onboard before you book.
Get behind-the-scenes advice from our brokers and captains. These guides cover real charter experiences, planning tips, and what to expect when booking a yacht in Greece.
April to October is the charter season.
July and August: Peak season with hot weather and strong Meltemi winds in the Cyclades. Better for a yacht charter in the Saronic Gulf or the Ionian Sea.
April–May & Sept–Oct: Fewer crowds, warm seas, calmer winds — ideal for families or first-timers.
March/Nov: Off-season; some yachts available, but expect fewer services.
Yes – while almost all yacht charters in Greece are “plus expenses,” we offer a curated selection of rare all-inclusive yacht charters in Greece. These packages cover everything: the yacht, crew, fuel, meals, drinks, and more – with no surprise costs.
Yes — but only with the right yacht and route.
From Athens, Santorini is ~150 NM — too far for most catamarans or sailing yachts on a 7-day trip.
Start in the Cyclades or use a large motor yacht for comfort.
We help you plan realistic itineraries based on yacht type, weather, and distance.
READ: What you need to know before chartering a yacht to Santorini
Only on certain licensed vessels.
Most yachts are legally limited to 12 guests, unless specially licensed.
Options include:
APA (Advanced Provisioning Allowance) is a budget for running costs.
It covers food, fuel, port fees, and other onboard expenses. Usually, 25–40% of the charter fee. It’s managed by the captain and adjusted based on actual use.
Ideally, 9–12 months in advance.
Top yachts book early, especially in high season. We always recommend securing the yacht before booking flights and keeping dates flexible by a day or two if possible.
This was our second charter to Greece using William McNally as our broker, and once again, he exceeded our expectations.
William does an exceptional job understanding his clients’ needs, providing a range of thoughtful options, and responding quickly to any unexpected issues that arise. His professionalism and attention to detail make the planning process effortless.
We had a wonderful sailing trip in Greece and couldn’t have done it without Chris de Kock and DMA Yachting. From our first phone call to checking in during the trip, Chris made sure we had everything we needed so our group could relax without worrying about the logistics of such a big trip.
I would highly recommend DMA Yachting and hope to use them again in the very near future.
Nadja Asmus at DMA did a great job understanding our needs and provided many options for consideration. She took the time to review different types of boats, amenities, itineraries, etc.
Her work on arranging the charter, making any changes we requested, finalizing the deal, and following up all along the way was outstanding. […] Arguably, one of the best vacations ever.
Booking a Greek yacht charter is simple with us. Choose the broker you connect with best. You can also reach out, and our owner will match you with the best broker for your needs.


