Top 10 Best 6-Cabin Charter Yachts in Greece for Families, Friends & Flexibility

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 cruising the Cyclades where a fast yacht is required to reach distant islands. But be quick, cause she is almost fully booked this season.

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 in the Ionian this season, and we’re not surprised—this is proper Greek charter hospitality.

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.

MAMMA MIA delivers exactly what her name promises—warm, joyful energy with a personal touch. She’s a 6-cabin family-style yacht where the crew goes above and beyond to make every charter feel like home (with a bit of sparkle).

Her interior is as her name promises: white fabrics, soft lighting, fresh flower arrangements in pink, white, and yellow, and candlelit dinners in the main saloon or on deck.

Greek hospitality is strong here, and the crew loves creating themed nights: BBQ and beer for the guys, spa and cocktails for the ladies, plus disco, Italian, and anything else your group might enjoy. A great mix of comfort and personality.

Bonus: a brand-new chase boat is now included in the charter price for 2025.

BELLA STELLA is proof that older yachts, when loved and properly rebuilt, can hold their own against anything new. Originally launched in 1987 and fully rebuilt in recent years, she continues to receive upgrades every season. The result? A classic yacht that feels current—but with far more space than most modern builds.

Her 6-cabin layout includes unusually large rooms, thanks to that generous 1980s hull design. It’s a real advantage for charter groups who want comfort without cramming in. Families and mixed-age groups will especially appreciate the breathing room.

But BELLA STELLA isn’t just about space. She’s run with heart. The captain’s been onboard since 2012, and the whole yacht reflects that long-term care—tight crew, smooth operations, and a real sense of pride onboard.

And yes, the food this year was next-level. Chef Ioannis Pirpiridis won 1st place in the 2025 MEDYS Chefs Competition (A Platinum) with a knockout take on classic Greek cuisine. Fresh, elegant, and full of heritage. His sushi spread during sunset cocktails? One of the most memorable moments of the show.

AKIRA ONE is a yacht that knows exactly what she is: a floating palace with a party streak. Think polished mahogany, rich marble with gold inlays, and chandeliers that feel straight out of a grand hotel—especially in the dining room and that jaw-dropping master cabin.

Speaking of which: the master suite is serious business. Huge, fabulous, and fitted with its own jacuzzi and steam shower. It’s the kind of cabin people might actually fight over—and honestly, fair enough.

She sleeps 12 across 6 cabins, and while the aesthetic leans classic, the vibe onboard can be as festive as you want it. There’s a DJ on staff and full gear set up on the flybridge, making her a great pick for families who like to let loose, or friends looking for a mix of style and fun.

Verdict:
If you want a yacht with a regal feel, serious comfort, and the flexibility to go from full silver service dinner to flybridge dance party, AKIRA ONE delivers—with flair.

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.