Top 10 Greece Superyacht Charters in 2027: Exclusive Footage & Reviews

Last updated: October 2026

After touring over 90 yachts at this year’s MEDYS show in Nafplio and the Monaco Yacht Show, including the largest lineup of Greek superyachts to date, we’ve handpicked the 10 best superyacht charters in Greece right now. These aren’t just specs on a spreadsheet. We’ve been aboard each one, talked with the crews, checked the refits, the toys, and the food.

If you’re planning a Greece superyacht charter, this is the real shortlist.

SOJO is the yacht we show anyone who thinks an older superyacht means a tired one. She is a 54-meter Benetti from 1984, heavily refit in 2025, and she won Best Refit of the Year in 2026. We get why. She may be the best-value superyacht in Greece.

Her interior was one of our favorites of the show: contemporary, packed with striking art, super luxurious, and unbelievably spacious. Seven cabins is rare at this size, and even the twin beds are 130 cm wide.

The sundeck is the showstopper, and the water program backs it up, with big floating platforms, a waterslide from the top deck, and every toy you could want. The crew has the whole beach club setup drilled down to one hour, so the fun starts the moment the anchor drops.

We were onboard LA PELLEGRINA 1 in Nafplion, and stepping into the saloon feels very good: open, light, and a stunning design. She is named after a famous pearl, and a large mural on the wall shows Catherine the Great of the Russian Empire wearing it.

Her military-grade hull is very efficient and fast. She had the biggest engines at the show, with speeds up to 28 knots, and because she is light, her fuel consumption is very good for her speed. The structure is carbon and Kevlar.

The master cabin is grandiose, with a large private aft deck, and the top deck has a very smart layout, with sliding glass doors that close at the front as a windbreak. The crew worked together on PROJECT STEEL before.

We were onboard ALEXANDRA in Nafplion, and she has such a nice, warm, and calming feel, with a charming Ancient Greek theme throughout. You could call her the Greek temple of yachts: stunning white marble, column designs, Greek fabrics, paintings of ancient artifacts and pottery, and nautical touches.

Her Hellenic theme nights are very popular with guests, which makes her a fantastic yacht for the Cyclades or the Saronic, perhaps for a charter built around Greek history.

ALEXANDRA is a proven charter yacht that gets a lot of repeat guests.

We were onboard ORIENT STAR in Nafplion. Her interior is by the famous British designer Tara Bernard, the only yacht she ever did. Everything is curved, from the exterior lines of the decks to the doors of the cabins, and it gives her a very warm, good feeling.

Nothing is spared on ORIENT STAR. Service is very high level, with 10 crew for 10 guests. The granite bathrooms have windows that tint at the push of a button, and the beach deck has a waterfall shower and very easy stairs all the way into the water. The flow from the top deck to the water’s edge is fantastic.

They also run a big beach-day setup, with a large tent, sunbeds, lanterns, and a barbecue, and they offer full evening photo shoots on the beach. Wonderful!

BARACUDA VALLETTA is the yacht for guests who want to feel the boat move. She is a 50-meter Perini Navi built for adrenaline sailing. As a sailing yacht she is far less held back by the meltemi winds than the motor yachts around her, so the Cyclades stay within reach.

Inside, the design is very high end, Scandinavian meets Japanese: white, minimal, elegant, all clean lines.

What makes her unforgettable is the crew. Captain Vangelis is much loved, and his team has stayed with him for years. Deckhand Raemon, from Belfast, also plays Irish music. “We are in the business of creating memories,” he told us, and they deliver: live music nights, candlelit dinners with stargazing on the flybridge, and Titanic moments on the bow when the dolphins ride the bow wave, which happens often.

BLISS is the yacht we keep coming back to. We have been aboard two years running, and after a 2025 refit that stripped her back to the hull, every cabin is brand new. We would not hesitate to put a client on her.

Her clever trick is the bridge-deck saloon, with its bar and lounge, which converts into another VIP cabin. It’s larger than the master and opens onto its own private aft deck. Above it, the tall flybridge gives amazing views from lounges, a bar, and a jacuzzi wrapped in sunbeds.

The beach club, with its own bar, is the icing on the cake. She runs an RYA school, so guests can earn a jet ski license during the charter. A wing foil instructor is on staff, and her chase boat reaches 70 knots for quick transfers and day trips.

SUI GENERIS is the superyacht we point families to. She launched in 2026, and when we were aboard she still felt untouched. The outside is sporty, and inside she is elegant and comfortable rather than showy. The VIP cabin comes with a separate kids’ room and an extra berth for a nanny, which is rare at this size.

She is a 41-meter Baglietto built around the water. The two-level beach club has an infinity pool with a floor that rises and lowers, and the sundeck jacuzzi is the real showstopper. Two jet skis, two Fliteboards, two Seabobs and a water polo sea pool keep everyone busy.

Evenings are covered too, with an outdoor cinema, karaoke and a sundeck nightclub with its own lighting. Her Saxdor chase boat runs guests ashore fast. She spends summers in the Med and winters in the Caribbean, so ask us early about her Greek weeks.

ANJELIF is our pick for friends who want a spa week at sea. Women chartering together love her, and it is easy to see why: a sauna, a massage room, a gym and a plunge pool, with a masseuse on board for the whole charter.

She is a 50-meter Columbus delivered in 2024, and her cabins bend around the group. The master has its own massage room and gym, which can open up to everyone, plus a bathroom with a spa bath and sauna. The VIP suite splits into two doubles, and the convertible doubles take an extra berth for a nanny.

The sundeck covers the essentials: a bar, sunbeds and a jacuzzi. At night the bow becomes a dance floor or an outdoor cinema, and e-foils and Seabobs handle the days. She is based in Monaco and comes to Greece on request, so plan early for July and August.

CORAL OCEAN is our top pick for guests who want a superyacht built around wellness, and she earns it. She is a 73-meter Lürssen, and on the main deck a covered gym opens straight to the sea, with a reformer, an ice bath, bikes, a treadmill, everything. If something is missing, the crew gets it.

The team is the real luxury: a pilates stewardess, a personal trainer, and a spa masseuse on staff, with one of the most complete onboard spas we have seen, sauna included.

She plays as hard as she trains. She is fully equipped for diving, with local divers brought in who know the waters. On Olympics day every toy goes out and the passerelle turns into a diving board. A 38-foot Pardo chase tender handles the shore runs, and for years she has hosted Monaco Grand Prix parties for up to 200 guests.

CHRISTINA O is the yacht for a group too big for any other yacht. She sleeps 34 guests in 17 cabins with 40 crew, and the whole group eats together at one sitting. We went aboard at anchor off Monaco in September 2026, and she makes most of what is moored around her look temporary.

She was launched in 1943 as a Canadian naval frigate and became Aristotle Onassis’s yacht in 1954. You feel the ship in every room: long corridors, a run of lounges with real doors, a ballroom with a grand piano. Ari’s Bar is still the room Onassis built, down to the whale-tooth handles under the counter.

The aft deck pool has a mosaic floor that rises to become a dance floor, and the main table seats 28. Fourteen of her cabins are twins, which suits a big family or a group of friends. Read our full CHRISTINA O review.