Finding a charter yacht in Greece with 6 proper guest cabins isn’t easy, especially if you’re planning for 12 guests, want flexibility for teens, grandparents, or a nanny, or you’re a group of friends who aren’t all couples.
We’ve been onboard all of these Greece motor yachts ourselves at the 2025 and 2026 MEDYS in Nafplion, and these are the standouts. Smart layouts, strong crews, and the kind of setups that make shared charters smooth and comfortable.
10. CAN’T REMEMBER
Best Value 6-Cabin Yacht in Greece
You don’t easily find a 116ft motor yacht in Greece with 6 well-appointed cabins, especially one that just wrapped up a full interior refit and delivers this much value for money. CAN’T REMEMBER has emerged as a real crowd-pleaser in the 30–35m charter bracket, with a layout that works beautifully for larger families or mixed groups of friends.
The recent refit gives her a sleek new identity: classic cherry wood meets a modern black-and-white theme, pulling off a surprisingly fresh and sharp vibe inside. Outside, the space is equally impressive. She’s packing more toys than some 50-meter yachts, 4 jet skis, six inflatable platforms, floating pool, seabobs, and a monster sundeck for long summer days.
Add in her high cruising speed and fuel efficiency, and she ticks a lot of boxes for a Greece yacht charter – ideal for a yacht charter in the Cyclades Islands, where a fast yacht is required to reach distant islands. But be quick, cause she is almost fully booked this season.
9. PAREAKI II
A Yacht That Feels Like Home
PAREAKI II means “company,” and that’s exactly what she’s built for, warm, relaxed gatherings in a refined setting. She sleeps 12 in six well-designed cabins, including one master, two doubles, two twins, and a rare single cabin with a Pullman on the main deck, ideal for a grandparent who doesn’t want to use the stairs, a teen who wants space, or a nanny or teacher. When not in use, this cabin can be turned into a quiet game room.
The interior feels bright and inviting, with soft carpets, generous headroom, and a fresh, contemporary vibe. But the real win is the flybridge, nicknamed “the lounge” by the crew. Here, I found a full coffee bar, fresh snacks, smooth jazz, and a jacuzzi surrounded by sunpads that shift from a chill-out zone to a champagne bar by sunset. A great charter yacht with real thought behind the layout and an easy, feel-good atmosphere.
8. KINTARO
Best Cabin Versatility with 14 Beds in 6 Cabins
KINTARO absolutely deserves a spot on any top 6-cabin charter list. Fresh off a 2025 refit, she’s spotless, modern, and surprisingly versatile: 14 beds, 6 cabins, max 12 guests. That extra flexibility makes her perfect for families with kids, staff, or mixed-age groups.
The main saloon is all symmetry and light, beautifully minimalist without being cold. Up top, there’s a full outdoor movie setup on the sundeck, great for winding down after long swims and island days. Cruising at 20 knots, she keeps the pace relaxed but efficient.
And then there’s the galley, huge for a yacht this size. We were welcomed by Chef Kostas Dimitriadis, who had laid out a selection of desserts like he’d been expecting us for hours. I ended up in the chocolate jar more than once while John wrapped up the tour.
The captain and crew bring it all together, friendly, professional, and clearly proud of the experience they offer. Very professional and convincing.
7. RINI V
Longest Standing Crew That Guests Return For
RINI V has one of the most solid crew setups in the Greek charter scene, 16 years with the same captain, and most of the crew with 4–9 years onboard. It shows. Nearly all guests are repeats, and many ask specifically if the crew is still the same before rebooking. That kind of loyalty says a lot.
With 6 cabins, including two masters (one with a Pullman bed, perfect for parents with a young child), she’s a great option for families and mixed groups. The interior has a soft, Greek-sea theme, and each cabin is named after a Greek island.
Chef Nikos delivers on every front, from traditional Greek dishes to full sushi dinners. The top deck layout is a highlight, made for long dinners and big nights under the stars.
RINI V will be spending a lot of time chartering in the Ionian Islands this season, and we’re not surprised, this is proper Greek charter hospitality.
6. BENIK
A 40 Meter Yacht That Feels Like 50
BENIK really surprised me. Fresh out of refit and in her first charter season, she’s got a beautiful wooden interior with lots of natural light. Her smart 6-cabin layout features 14 beds, so although she is legally certified for 12 passengers, this grants a lot of flexibility for families with kids, an absolute rarity in the 40m range. On the inside, she easily passes for a 50-meter yacht.
Families will love the unique setup: one of the double cabins features two pullmans, including one set low to the floor, perfect for younger kids. This could be a parent’s cabin with young kids, for a nanny who wants to stay close to the children, or even a fun sleepover room for up to four kids.
The aft deck is made for group meals, with a huge al-fresco dining table that fits up to 20 guests. BENIK also offers some exceptional extras, which are rare at this price, including a full office attached to the master cabin and a dedicated gym room. You get a lot of yacht for your money with BENIK.
5. KOKOMO NIGHTS
A Jazz Lounge and a Two-Time Michelin Chef
KOKOMO NIGHTS is a classic in freshly refit condition, which is a rare combination. You get the full character of an older Picchiotti with none of the wear.
The standout is the jazz lounge: a piano, a proper sit-down bar, and real atmosphere of a kind you do not find on many yachts anymore.
Her layout works particularly well for two families sharing, with 12 guests across 6 cabins and 10 crew. And the food matches the setting, because the chef is a two-time Michelin chef.
Verdict: The most characterful yacht on this list, and the one to book if dinner and the evening matter as much as the itinerary.
4. PATHOS
Best Yacht for Multigenerational Charters with 2 Masters
Onboard PATHOS in Nafplion. Her name means ‘Passion’. What makes her stand out is the rare 6-cabin layout with two full-beam master cabins, making her ideal for two couples or multigenerational families. The upper master has private aft deck access and even a sauna in the en-suite. The other is on the main deck with a massive walk-in and spa-style setup, great for anyone who wants to avoid stairs.
The main saloon is completely symmetrical, bar down the middle, twin balconies, glass sliding doors. Very cool design, and it opens up the space beautifully.
She’s also great for guests who like to be in the water. There’s a big beach club with wide, easy-access stairs, safe and simple for kids and older guests. Add in 2 jet skis, a jacuzzi, and a relaxed but professional crew (2.5 years together), and you’ve got a yacht that really has got it out. Lots of repeat clients, and no surprise why.
3. VOLO MARE
The Newest Six-Cabin Yacht in Greece
VOLO MARE is a 2023 Azimut Grande and the newest six-cabin motor yacht working in Greece. She is sleek and sporty rather than traditional, built for guests who want a modern look and a fast, comfortable ride.
What stands out is how much of her is outdoors. Sun lounging runs throughout, the outdoor living spaces are unusually generous for 125 feet, and there is a jacuzzi right on the bow.
She sleeps 12 guests across 6 cabins with 8 crew. This is a yacht for people who want to be outside and on the water, not looking at it through a window.
Verdict: The pick if your group wants something current and quick, and plans to spend the week on deck.
2. ZALIV III
Two Master Suites Instead of One
ZALIV III solves the problem every big group runs into: who gets the good cabin. She effectively has two master-level suites. The forward VIP is as big as the master on most yachts, and the grand master comes with its own private aft deck and a generous office.
That makes her unusually easy to split between two couples or two families without anyone feeling short-changed. She sleeps 12 guests across 6 cabins.
The rest is properly indulgent. There is a dedicated massage room with a masseuse on staff, and the sundeck is built for entertaining, with a full bar and a jacuzzi that seats eight. A small detail we liked: the saloon dining table flips over into a full backgammon board.
Verdict: If your group has two couples who both expect the best cabin, this is the 164-footer that settles the argument before it starts.
1. LA PELLEGRINA I
Military-Grade Meets Superyacht Luxury
LA PELLEGRINA I is one of the fastest 50m yachts in the industry. Built entirely from carbon and Kevlar, she combines military-grade strength with superyacht luxury, with speeds up to 28 knots and incredibly efficient fuel consumption: 14 knots at just 350L/hr. She starts planing at 17 knots, which is rare for a yacht this size.
Translation: you can go from Athens to Milos in 5 hours, or reach the Sporades or Dodecanese in a day, areas most yachts won’t even attempt. The captain, born in Chicago, knows the Aegean inside out and has a special love for southern Peloponnese bays and islands, where the crowds disappear and the landscapes feel untouched.
Onboard, the feeling is open, light, and refined. The main saloon is flooded with natural light thanks to full-height, floor-to-ceiling windows that make you feel like you’re part of the sea. At the stairs there is a mural of Catherine the Great wearing La Pellegrina, the famous pearl the yacht is named after.
With two master cabins, one forward on the main deck, another aft near the bridge, she’s ideal for multigenerational charters or couples sharing. The top deck layout has sliding glass doors that can seal off the bow for wind protection. That 2.5-meter-high plexiglass shield makes anchoring and lounging a lot more pleasant, especially in breezy Greek anchorages.
And then there’s the crew, many of whom worked on the legendary Project Steel. They’re experienced, dialed in, and genuinely eager to make the trip exceptional. The captain knows secret spots, and the energy onboard is one of quiet confidence and flexibility.
