We’re more than 12 guests. Should we charter one yacht or two in Greece?
For more than 12 guests in Greece, compare a certified larger yacht with two coordinated yachts for cabin choice, value, and comfort.
Read articleCan we bring more than 12 guests if some are kids sharing beds?
Kids sharing beds usually still count toward the yacht’s certified overnight guest limit. Pullmans and bunks help with layout, not legal capacity.
Read articleWhat is a tandem charter?
Leonidas MarousosYacht charter broker, DMA Yachting A tandem charter is a type of charter where the guests are divided between 2 boats. Usually, one…
Read articleWill the captain/crew stay aboard?
Carina IsenbergYacht charter broker, DMA Yachting Yes, captain and crew do stay aboard. If you are looking at the cabins and number of guests…
Read articleWhat is a flotilla yacht charter in Greece?
A flotilla yacht charter in Greece uses multiple yachts for one group, with coordinated captains, routes, anchorages, and timing.
Read articleCan we start our yacht charter from any Greek island?
Most Greece yachts start from their home port. Some can reposition, but route, timing, delivery fees, and weather decide what works.
Read articleI’m just starting to plan. Is it too early to inquire about a Greece yacht charter?
It is not too early to inquire if a Greece yacht charter is a real possibility. We can help with timing, routes, budget, and…
Read articleCan we get a discount on a crewed yacht charter in Greece?
Crewed yacht charter discounts in Greece are possible, especially for open weeks, low season, or last-minute bookings, but never guaranteed.
Read articleCan we include Crete on a one-week yacht charter from Athens?
Crete is usually too far for a one-week yacht charter from Athens. Learn when it can work and better Greece route options.
Read articleCan we visit Mykonos and Santorini on a Greece yacht charter in July or August?
You can visit Mykonos and sometimes Santorini in July-August, but Cyclades routes need the right yacht, timing, and weather flexibility.
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