Last updated: September 2026
These are the 10 longest yachts of 58 metres (190 feet) and up listed on this site for Greek waters, every one with Greece in her current cruising area, from the Lürssen CAPRI I at 192 feet (58.6 m) to CORAL OCEAN at 239 feet (73 m). Between them they cover a sailing schooner, two ships built for groups of 49 and 71, and seven 12 guest motor yachts. A few longer yachts that also cruise Greece are listed on our sister site, DMA Yachting; they are named at the end. We checked every listing on 27 and 28 September 2026, and we reconfirm rates and cruising areas when you ask.
The countdown runs from #10, the shortest, up to #1, the longest, ranked by overall length as each yacht’s listing on this site gives it. Every guest count and rate below comes from that listing. Rates are the charter fee only: fuel, food, berthing and other running costs are paid on top from an advance (APA), typically 30 to 35% of the rate on these listings.
What a 60 metre yacht changes in Greece
Still 12 guests on most. Eight of these ten take exactly 12 guests, the limit the UK Large Commercial Yacht Code sets for the commercial charter yachts it covers. What the length buys is room for those 12: six to nine cabins and, where the listing states one, a crew of 12 to 22. The two exceptions are ELYSIUM (49 guests) and VARIETY VOYAGER (71).
The meltemi. The meltemi is the strong, dry north wind of the Aegean. It blows from about mid-May to mid-September, is usually strongest in the afternoon and often drops at night, and it can reach force 7 to 8. Even on a 60 metre yacht, a Cyclades week is planned around it, and your captain may change the order of the islands to keep passages comfortable. Similar summer winds also blow in the Ionian.
What it costs
The nine of these ten priced in euros start from €150,000 per week (ATLANTIC) and go up to €790,000 per week (the top of CORAL OCEAN’s last published range). JOIA is priced in dollars, from $420,000 per week. For how a weekly rate turns into a final bill in Greece, including APA, see our Greece yacht charter cost guide.
10. CAPRI I
“A Lürssen with Zero Speed Stabilisers”
CAPRI I is a 2003 Lürssen, 192.26 feet (58.6 m) long, cruising Greece, Turkey and Croatia in both summer and winter. She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins (1 king, 3 queen and 2 twin) with a crew of 15, and there is a jacuzzi on board.
Her listing on our sister site, DMA Yachting, adds a full-beam master suite with a sitting room and an onyx bathroom, and zero speed stabilisers for a smooth cruise. Rates start from €450,000 per week, plus 30% APA. For more of the yard’s yachts, see our Lürssen yacht charter guide for Greece.
9. SUNDAY
“A Benetti for Greece, Turkey and Croatia”
SUNDAY is a 2006 Benetti, 196 feet (59.7 m) long, cruising Greece, Turkey and Croatia. She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins, 1 king, 3 queen and 2 twin, plus 2 pullman berths, and a crew of 14.
The toys include a custom Novurania tender, 2 jet skis, 2 wakeboards, 2 paddleboards, water skis for adults and children, and kayaks. Rates run from €310,000 to €320,000 per week. See the Benetti yacht charter guide for Greece for the rest of the yard’s fleet here.
8. ITOTO
“Greece All Year, Refitted in 2025”
ITOTO is a 1987 Dauphin, 200.13 feet (61 m) long, refitted in 2025, and she is the only yacht here whose listing keeps her in Greece, and only Greece, all year. She takes 12 guests in 8 cabins, 4 double and 4 twin, with a crew of 15.
She cruises at 16 knots. Rates run from €200,000 to €220,000 per week, plus 30% APA.
Onboard visit
The whole crew is wonderfully attentive, led by an adorable chief steward who anticipates every wish. … Water toys run the full range, from seabobs to flyboards.
7. ISABELL
“A Classic Codecasa with a Bridge Deck VIP”
ISABELL is a 1990 Codecasa, 206.69 feet (63 m) long. She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins: a master suite with its own lounge, walk-in wardrobe and office, a VIP cabin on the bridge deck, and four cabins below, two double and two twin with pullman berths.
Her 320 hp Nerea tender carries 12, and she has 2 jet skis. She cruises Greece, Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, the Riviera, the Balearics and Croatia. Rates run from €290,000 to €320,000 per week.
6. MAGNA GRECIA
“A Spare Cabin That Doubles as a Playroom”
MAGNA GRECIA is a 1986 Elsflether Werft, 209.32 feet (63.8 m) long, refitted in 2025; her listing on our sister site, DMA Yachting, credits the refit to a Francesco Paszkowski design that reworked her beach club and outside decks. She takes 12 guests in 7 cabins, 6 double and 1 single, and the single can serve as a child’s cabin or playroom.
She summers between Greece, Italy, Turkey and Croatia and winters in Asia, the Red Sea and Dubai. Rates run from €329,000 to €350,000 per week.
5. ELYSIUM
“49 Guests for a Greek Summer”
ELYSIUM is a 1999 build from Astilleros Armon, 210 feet (64 m) long, refitted in 2025, and she is the big-group option for Greece: 49 guests in 25 cabins, 24 doubles and a single, every one with its own bathroom. All the doubles convert to twins.
She spends the whole summer in Greece and winters in the Red Sea and the Canary Islands. Her 10 knot cruising speed suits a week of short hops between islands. Rates start from €162,500 per week.
4. ATLANTIC
“The Three-Masted Schooner”
ATLANTIC is the only sailing yacht in this top 10: a three-masted schooner of 211.61 feet (64.5 m), built in 2010 and refitted in 2025. She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins, 3 double and 3 twin, with a crew of 12.
She carries a 6.5 m Sillinger tender with a 115 hp outboard, water skis, a kneeboard and a wakeboard. She summers in Greece, Italy and the Riviera and winters in the Caribbean. Rates run from €150,000 to €200,000 per week, plus 30% APA.
3. JOIA
“A Codecasa Set Up for Beach Days”
JOIA (listed as JOIA The Crown Jewel) is a 2010 Codecasa, 213.91 feet (65.2 m) long. She takes 12 guests in 9 cabins, the most cabins of the 12 guest yachts on this list.
She carries a full beach party setup: 4 inflatable tents, 12 beach bean bags, tables and grills. She cruises Greece, Italy, Sicily, Sardinia, the Riviera, the Balearics and Croatia in both seasons. Rates run from $420,000 to $500,000 per week.
2. VARIETY VOYAGER
“A Small Ship for 71 Guests”
VARIETY VOYAGER is a different kind of charter: a 2012 custom build, 223.1 feet (68 m) long, with 36 exterior cabins, all with their own bathroom, for up to 71 guests and a crew of 32. For a wedding party, a company trip or a large family reunion of 50 to 71 people, she is the only yacht on this list that takes everyone on one ship.
She has a piano on board, kayaks and paddleboards, and she spends the summer between Italy, the Riviera, Greece, Turkey and Croatia and the winter in Greece, Turkey and the Red Sea. Rates run from €247,650 to €342,000 per week.
1. CORAL OCEAN
“The Bannenberg Classic, Rebuilt”
CORAL OCEAN is the longest yacht on this site for Greece: a 1994 Lürssen, 239 feet (73 m) long, and her listing on our sister site, DMA Yachting, credits her design to Jon Bannenberg, gives her former name as Coral Island, and describes a 2022 rebuild that included a new sun deck with glass balustrades and a redesigned spa pool with a glass bottom.
She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins, 5 king and 1 twin, with a crew of 22. She summers in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, and winters in the Caribbean, the Bahamas and Florida. Her last published rates run from €495,000 to €790,000 per week, and we reconfirm them when you ask.
From our onboard visit
A serious wellness yacht — the main-deck gym opens right up to the outdoors, with a reformer, ice bath, bikes, and treadmill, backed by a Pilates instructor, personal trainer, and spa masseuse on staff. She's fully equipped for diving too, and the onboard spa, complete with sauna, is one of the most complete you'll find. Toy days go all out, with the full water-toy fleet deployed.
Just outside the top 10
QUEEN MARE, a 2013 motor yacht from the Altunbaş yard in Bandırma, Turkey, is next in line at 190.29 feet (58 m). She takes 12 guests in 6 cabins and has a full professional gym. Rates start from €220,000 per week.
More large yachts for Greece on our sister site
This ranking covers mygreekcharter.com only. Our sister site dmayachting.com lists several yachts that also cruise Greece, three of them longer than CORAL OCEAN. The biggest is CHRISTINA O, Aristotle Onassis’s former yacht, 325.2 feet (99.1 m) long, for 34 guests. GRAND OCEAN (278.9 feet, 85 m) and LADY VERA (241.2 feet, 73.5 m) are next, and the Feadship FOS (204.4 feet, 62.3 m) lists Greece as her cruising area in both seasons. See all of them in our guide to 60 metre superyachts worldwide.
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