Yachts at an Athens marina beside the Saronic Gulf in Greece

Greece Yacht Charter

Plan Your Greece Yacht Charter

Explore Greece with a private crewed yacht charter. Compare available yachts, plan tailored itineraries, discover standout ports, and request curated charter options. Browse our itinerary ideas.

Best For

Crewed island routes and yacht choice

Main Ports

Athens, Mykonos, Kos, Idhra (Hydra), Zakynthos

Best Months

April to October

Popular Routes

7-Day Saronic Islands loop from Athens, 7-Day Northern Cyclades one-way: Athens to Mykonos

Yacht Types

Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer, Motor Yacht

Typical Duration

7 days

Why Charter a Yacht in Greece?

A Greece yacht charter combines Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht options with departures from Athens, Mykonos, Kos, Idhra (Hydra), Zakynthos and Symi. Choose a route around the islands and harbour experiences that matter most to your plans on board.

Routes include 7-day loops from Athens and Kos, alongside one-way passages between Athens and Mykonos, and Corfu and Zakynthos. Each itinerary uses named stops, giving your crew a clear framework for organising time on board and ashore throughout the charter.

Gulet and Motor Sailer options
Routes from Athens and Kos
April to October charter season
Professional crew included
Loops and one-way routes

Best Places for Yacht Charter in Greece

Every Greece port offers a different cruising character, from practical embarkation points to scenic gateways for tailored itineraries.

Athens

Athens combines historic landmarks with modern marinas, including Alimos and Flisvos. Before departure, guests can visit the Acropolis and Plaka district, then sail towards the Saronic Gulf and the wider Greek archipelago.

Best for: Historic visits before Saronic Gulf departures.

Explore Athens

Mykonos

Mykonos pairs lively nightlife and a cosmopolitan atmosphere with beaches, windmills and traditional white-washed buildings. It suits a yacht charter itinerary seeking a luxurious island escape with lively evenings.

Best for: Lively evenings and beach time ashore.

Explore Mykonos

Kos

Kos combines history, natural beauty and crystal-clear waters with an ancient harbour and modern facilities. Ancient Greek ruins, sandy beaches and tavernas sit alongside its role as a gateway to the Dodecanese islands.

Best for: Dodecanese departures with history and beaches.

Explore Kos

Idhra (Hydra)

Idhra (Hydra) maintains traditional charm without cars, with travel by foot, donkey or boat. Located in the Saronic Gulf, it gives visitors a unique and authentic island experience.

Best for: Car-free island travel by boat.

Explore Idhra (Hydra)

Zakynthos

Zakynthos brings beaches, water activities, natural wonders and vibrant nightlife into one charter stop. Guests can combine relaxation with exploration and lively entertainment, reflecting the island’s diverse range of experiences.

Best for: Relaxation, water activities and nightlife.

Explore Zakynthos

Symi

Symi is known for colourful neoclassical architecture, tranquil coves and maritime history. Its quaint villages, old-world charm and romantic ambience create a peaceful retreat for couples and travellers seeking a quieter Greek island experience.

Best for: Quiet retreats for couples and travellers.

Explore Symi
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Popular Greece Yacht Charter Itineraries

Discover classic coastal routes, family-friendly island hopping, and tailored itineraries shaped around your dates and preferred cruising style.

7-Day Saronic Islands loop from Athens

7 days

This 7-day loop begins and ends in Athens, calling at Aegina, Poros, Idhra (Hydra), Spetses, Methana and Agistri. It suits guests who prefer a return route built around these named stops.

Best for: A return route from Athens

7-Day Northern Cyclades one-way: Athens to Mykonos

7 days

On this 7-day one-way route, Athens leads to Kea, Kythnos, Syros, Paros and Antiparos before Mykonos. Delos is included before the itinerary returns to Mykonos.

Best for: One-way passage ending in Mykonos

7-Day Northern Dodecanese loop from Kos

7 days

Kos anchors this 7-day loop with Kalymnos, Leros, Lipsi, Patmos, Arki and Marathi between departure and return. The route keeps the itinerary focused on these named Dodecanese stops.

Best for: A Kos loop with island stops

7-Day Southern Dodecanese loop from Rhodes

7 days

Rhodes begins and ends this 7-day loop, with Symi, Tilos, Nisyros, Halki and Lindos along the way. It offers a round itinerary centred on these named southern Dodecanese stops.

Best for: A Rhodes loop including Symi

7-Day Ionian one-way: Corfu to Zakynthos

7 days

This 7-day one-way route travels from Corfu to Zakynthos via Paxos, Antipaxos, Lefkada, Meganisi, Sivota, Ithaca and Assos. It is designed around a sequence of named Ionian stops.

Best for: A Corfu to Zakynthos passage

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Best Time to Charter in Greece

The Greece charter season runs from April through October. April, May and June open the schedule, followed by July, August and September, with October completing the available months. Select dates around the route, yacht type and crewed charter format that suit your plans best overall.

MonthConditions
AprilAvailable within the charter season
MayAvailable within the charter season
JuneAvailable within the charter season
JulyAvailable within the charter season
AugustAvailable within the charter season
SeptemberAvailable within the charter season
OctoberAvailable within the charter season

Greece Yacht Charter Costs

Indicative weekly pricing differs by yacht type, from Catamaran and Gulet to Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht. The final charter cost can also reflect the selected itinerary and extras, including provisions, fuel, berthing, taxes and transfers.

Yacht TypeIndicative Price
Catamaran€1,750 to €290,000 per week
Gulet€10,500 to €100,000 per week
Motor Sailer€3,150 to €210,000 per week
Motor Yacht€9,450 to €2,200,100 per week

Prices are indicative and vary by yacht, itinerary and selected extras.

Best Greece Yachts by Travel Style

Crewed Charter

Professional crew, crew wages and food form part of the charter inclusions.

Route Planning

Choose from loops and one-way itineraries with named stops included.

Yacht Choice

Catamaran, Gulet, Motor Sailer and Motor Yacht options support different charter preferences.

Island Escapes

Mykonos, Idhra (Hydra), Zakynthos and Symi offer contrasting island experiences.

Historic Stops

Athens and Kos combine history with charter departure facilities for guests.

What's Included in a Greece Yacht Charter?

Included

  • Yacht and standard onboard equipment
  • Professional crew
  • Crew wages and food
  • Yacht and crew insurance
  • Ship’s linen laundry
  • Basic operating consumables

Usually Extra

  • Advance Provisioning Allowance (APA)
  • Guest food and beverages
  • Yacht, tender and water-toy fuel
  • Berthing, harbour and pilot fees
  • Greek VAT and local taxes
  • Shore water and electricity
  • Communications
  • Shore transfers and tours
  • Special equipment or additional staff
  • Crew gratuity
  • Delivery and redelivery fees

Greece Yacht Charter FAQs

Everything you need to know before booking a private yacht in Greece, from costs and ports to seasons, group sizes, and itinerary planning.

How much does a charter in Greece cost?
Charter cost varies by yacht type and selected extras. Catamaran runs from €1,750 to €290,000 per week, while Motor Yacht reaches €2,200,100 per week. APA, provisions, fuel, fees, taxes, transfers and gratuity may be additional.
When is the best time to charter Greece?
The charter season runs from April to October. April, May and June begin the season, followed by July, August and September, while October is the final available month. Match your dates to the itinerary and yacht type you prefer.
Which charter routes can I plan in Greece?
You can plan 7-day loops from Athens, Kos and Rhodes, or one-way itineraries to Mykonos and Zakynthos. The routes include named stops such as Aegina, Delos, Symi and Ithaca. Choose a route around your preferred departure and finish.
How long are Greece charter itineraries usually?
The available itineraries are 7 days long. Each route follows either a loop or one-way format, with Athens, Kos, Rhodes, Mykonos, Corfu and Zakynthos appearing as departure or arrival points. Your chosen route determines the sequence of stops.
What is included and charged extra on charter?
The charter includes the yacht, standard onboard equipment, professional crew, crew wages and food, insurance, linen laundry and basic consumables. Extras include APA, food and beverages, fuel, harbour fees, VAT, transfers, equipment, gratuity and delivery fees.

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