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Odyssey Sailing is a family run yacht charter and fleet operator based in Volos, an important city in central mainland Greece, enclosed by the beautiful waters of the Gulf of Volos (Pagasitikos) and close to the Sporades islands (Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos and the smaller islands of the national marine park), the Pelion peninsula and the island of Evia.

We offer yacht charter sailing holidays and cruises from all over Greece and the Greek islands, including our own fleet from Volos, so don’t hesitate to contact us with your specific request and we’ll provide bespoke offers designed to make your dreams come true… 

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Odyssey Sailing is a family run yacht charter agency based in Volos, an important commercial city in central mainland Greece, enclosed by the beautiful waters of the Gulf of Volos (Pagasitikos) and close to the Sporades islands (Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos and the smaller islands of the national marine park), the Pelion peninsula and the island of Evia.

The area was made famous by the film musical Mamma Mia, filmed in these parts. Now with regular flights from many European cities direct to Volos airport, and an increasing number of idyllic anchorages and tranquil bays, more and more people are discovering this relatively unspoilt and delightful sailing area. For those flying via Athens, Thessaloniki or Skiathos we can arrange direct transfers to the port.

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Charter a sailing boat or motor yacht in Greece for your summer holidays and explore the Aegean and Ionian seas. Escape the crowds and plan your own itineraries, visiting a new location every day, or going where the winds take you.

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Greece yacht charter, our brokers recommend these crewed charters in 2024.

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Selecting where to go on your greece yacht charter.

“I want to see Santorini and Mykonos. My tickets are purchased for fixed dates three months from now in August, and I need to start and finish in Athens, chartering a catamaran.”

This is one of the most common inquiries and one of the hardest to fulfill. Why?

• Time to charter – with 3 months to charter, your best options are long gone. Ideally, book 9-12 months before the charter
• Flights vs Charter Location – with the distance between Athens and Santorini being 150 miles, the itinerary might not be possible due to weather, especially if we want to do Mykonos as well. Ideally, you’ll want to fly to Mykonos or Santorini or at least not plan fixed date island activities.
• Fixed dates – One day up or down can completely change the offer of yachts available – you might need just that one that already has another charter booked for the day before you’re planning to return. It is a great idea to have your charter booked before you purchase your tickets.
• Catamaran and long distances – as someone who does Athens – Santorini fairly regularly, it’s a great sail – for sport sailing. You’re on the open Aegean Sea and hiding behind islands is possible but further increases the distance – count 24 hours of sail one way and divide among the days of charter (24 hours x 2 ways / 7 days = 7 hours of sailing per day with a catamaran). Not a pleasurable experience.
• Time of year – Santorini in August is equivalent to Times Square on New Year’s Eve. It can be a fantastic place if you have the correct expectations. There are 6,000 islands in Greece – plenty of alternatives for high-end restaurants, history, Greek cuisine, and peaceful or more popular places. Notice places like Milos and Lefkada are becoming increasingly crowded as well.
• Despite all the above – inquire. We’re well-connected with local providers in all areas and are able to provide non-public offers or creatively fulfill your requirements.

Types of Crewed Charters Greece

We offer one of the largest selections of Greece luxury yachts , ranging from 50ft to 200ft . Find sailing yachts , catamarans , and motor yachts suitable for any group size, with pricing ranging from $30k to $250k weekly . Discover luxury amenities like Jacuzzis , spas , jet skis , and onboard cinemas . – Check out Top 10 Luxury Yacht Amenities in 2024 .

We also do lots of yacht comparisons to help you understand the advantages of different yacht types. For example, learn why a power catamaran beats a motor yacht in terms of stability, space, fuel efficiency, and price.

✽ Crewed yacht charters in Greece include, at minimum, a captain and at least 1 stewardess . On a larger motor yacht, the number of crew can be higher than the number of guests (including engineers, bosun, and additional stewardesses).

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How much does a greece yacht charter cost.

Our Huge selection of yachts spans a price range of  €20,000 to €350,000  per week. Knowing your budget is a good way to  narrow down your search for your yacht charter Greece. Search by price in our extensive Greek Yacht catalog or chat with one of our charter brokers for advice on how to set your budget  and expectations.

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Boots on The Ground Update:   Charter Season 2024 and What’s There To Know About Greece Yacht Charters

The charter season in Greece is developing unexpectedly, with an unprecedented number of higher-end yachts posting price reductions—an unthinkable development given the record-setting 2022 Summer Med Season.

The increased airplane fares are partly to blame for the ongoing issues in the Greek infrastructure – not enough marinas to match the demand on other islands and continued over-tourism of key Cycladic charter locations. In addition, 2022 and 2023 have seen record increases in the numbers of new yachts – some 235 crewed boats were added to the yacht charter fleet, while most of the older yacht inventory got a refurbishment – in part also due to the EU funds promoting tourism.

Recent Events in the Greek Yacht Charter Industry

Positive trends.

• Increase of Ultra High Net Worth Individuals casting a spotlight – just Mykonos has seen Elon Musk, George Clooney, Christian Bale Matt Damon, Chris & Liam Hemsworth.
• New, Upcoming Locations offer an alternative to the – “by now dead romantic idea of Mykonos and Santorini.” Antiparos is a hot charter location frequented by Tom Hanks, Jeff Bezos, and Anderson Cooper. Anafi, Ikaria, Kythira, and Nisiros are coming up, and the clients are more educated and receptive to the idea of chartering off the beaten and crowded paths .
• A New Client Preference for Secluded Locations – A storm of documentaries have our clients requesting new experiences – we thank My Greek Odyssey and Peter Meneas on a journey of discovering his Kytherian descent and going much beyond and more with his yacht Mia Zoi or Costas Spiliadis – chef and owner of Estatorio Milos with the yacht Milos at Sea enable us to offer new immersive experiences creating not tourists, but travelers.
• New Experiences—From having one or multiple jetskis onboard your yacht to chartering a Greek temple for your event, things are just easier to do in Greece. We’ve considerably expanded our concierge offering to accommodate requests ranging from beach horseback riding and spearfishing to luxury cars and entertainment events.
• More luxury yachts are gearing up to meet the EU requirements for Large Group Charters (12+ guests). Check out our Top 10 Large Group Charters verified by our Brokers !

A Year-Over-Year Decrease in Demand

• The cost of a July airplane ticket went from $900 to $1,400, year over year.
• US inflation of 4-9% year over year weakens the purchasing position of the major charter market
• Continued negative coverage of key Greek islands, from overcrowding of Santorini to DK Oyster restaurant scams on Mykonos, continues to dominate the headlines
• Turkey – following the Ukrainian conflicts, Turkey offered a safe haven to many Russian-owned yachts that risked being confiscated in Greece. In addition to the competitive VAT in Turkey (1% in Turkey vs 12% in Greece – in constant threat to be increased to full standard 24% with possible retroactivity of signed charters executed in the future) – visit https://myturkishcharter.com for up-to-date and complete yacht offer of Turkish charter yachts. Greece has found itself in between the EU legislators and non-EU Turkish competition.

Market Saturation and Construction Delays

• Santorini Marina – still in construction, unknown delays
• Corinth Canal – successfully reopened on June 22 after repeated construction works on 22 and 23! after walls repeatedly collapsed due to landslides.
• Slow Opening of New Marinas – Licencing issues – limited births restrict navigation of charter vessels
• Inflation of the Charter Fleet following record-setting 2022 yacht returns and EU subsidies for tourism that were leveraged for the purchase of new vessels.

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Essential Info for Greece Yacht Charters

Most yachts are based in athens.

The majority of our crewed charters in Greece depart from Athens to the Cyclades and the Saronic Gulf . Despite the Cyclades being the location we see most clients inquire about (because of the attractive islands of Mykonos and Santorini ), Greece has many more amazing destinations on offer.

It is important to keep in mind that the most hyped islands are quite crowded in the peak months, and despite the limitations made on cruise ships entering islands like Santorini, visitor numbers haven’t significantly dropped.

If you are unsure where to go, find some inspiration in our Ultimate Greece Yacht Charter Itinerary Guide . Here, you will find information about all the best charter destinations in Greece, location videos , and a complete list of our most popular itineraries .

The Distances Between the Islands are Quite Big

The distances between the Greek islands are quite big, especially in the Cyclades – It is, for example, a whole   150 miles from Athens to Santorini . A crewed motor yacht charter from Athens to Cyclades cruising at 12 knots usually does   day hops of 3-4 hours . The time increases for catamarans cruising at around 6 knots to at least 4-6 hours per day.

For this reason, we advise, especially first-time charterers, to   visit the Saronic Gulf   – Hydra , Spetses , and Poros instead, reducing time spent at sea and increasing time spent exploring the islands.

It is possible to cross from the Saronic Gulf to the Cyclades, which is usually done when Meltemi changes the plans of yachts from Athens.

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Weather Conditions Can Significantly Impact Yacht Charter Itineraries in the Cyclades

The   strong Meltemi   winds make the journey from Athens to Santorini subject to the elements, and some flexibility is needed as weather can significantly delay the journey. To avoid this, inquire about starting in Mykonos or Santorini and skipping the long cruise from Athens.

Given that availability is contingent on the previous charter ending nearby or at your desired location, it is strongly recommended that you hold off on  buying airline tickets until a boat is secured.

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Athens to the Ionian Islands through the Corinth Canal – One of the World’s Narrowest Canals

The third most popular crewed charter destination in Greece is the Ionian Sea . The Ionian Islands are only growing in popularity , and as more infrastructure is being built to accommodate more and larger yachts , the fleet is growing.

What makes the Ionian Islands such a great cruising ground is its lesser wind , which makes sticking to an itinerary much easier, and its islands’ closer proximity, which allows for easy island hopping in smaller jumps .

Although the fleet of permanent yachts, especially catamarans, is still limited in the Ionian Islands, it is possible to charter a yacht from Athens, passing through the Corinth Canal, one of the world’s narrowest canals . It is a very unique and spectacular experience to pass through here!

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Our favorite spots.

There are so many places to go on a Greek sailing vacation, with the endless beautiful islands in the Aegean and Ionian Sea , that it can seem kind of overwhelming to plan a sailing itinerary.

The question is whether you want to follow the hype and visit all the most talked-about destinations or whether you are seeking a yacht charter in Greece off the beaten track.

There are loads of amazing secluded islands not overrun by tourists waiting for people to break the trend. They all have turquoise waters and ancient ruins; the difference is that you will have them more to yourself.

Here are some of our favorite spots that have been repeatedly recommended by Captains and Crew who have sailed in Greece for years:

The Old Pirate Island – Milos

Did you know that during the Middle Ages and through the Ottoman era, piracy thrived in the Aegean Sea? And Milos was actually a central hub due to its strategic location on key maritime routes. Milos, often dubbed “ Pirate Island ,” was ideal for pirate activities thanks to its complex coastline filled with coves, caves, and tunnels that served as perfect hideouts. These natural harbors not only allowed pirates to evade naval authorities but also to ambush passing ships and swiftly conceal their plundered treasures.

Milos was one of the most talked about destinations by Captains and Crew both at the Seminar as well as during onboard inspections at the show. They especially highlighted places like Sarakiniko Beach , known for its otherworldly, moon-like landscape and secluded bays.

Onboard Catamaran Explorion , Captain Konstantinos Perdikaris tells us: “I especially like the south of Milos, where you will find the best water and connected caves. It is just amazing. And you can only go there by boat; you cannot access it by land, and there are not even any ferries going there. It is very special and secluded.”  Captain Konstantinos also points out that the port of Milos is one of the best-protected ports in the Cyclades, making this the perfect hideout even in strong weather.

The Breadbasket of Greece –  Naxos

If you want a taste of real Greece, this is your island. Often referred to as the ‘Breadbasket’ of Greece , Naxos is one of the region’s most fertile islands and an agricultural gem. Olives, grapes, figs, and citrus fruit are just some of the produce growing on this island.

As the largest island in the Cyclades, Naxos is home to Mount Zeus , the tallest peak in the archipelago and the legendary birthplace of Zeus , king of the Greek gods.

The Iconic Portara 

Another major attraction of Naxos is the Portara or the Great Door . This massive marble gateway is the remains of an unfinished temple dedicated to Apollo, which dates back to the 6th century BC . It stands on the islet of Palatia, which is connected to Naxos Town by a causeway.

The Portara has become an iconic symbol of Naxos and is especially famous for its stunning views during sunset . The structure frames the setting sun perfectly during certain times of the year, making it a popular spot for both photographers and visitors looking to capture a quintessential Greek sunset.

One of Greece’s most Protected Nature Reserve – Polyaigos

Part of Natura 2000 as a nature reserve unbothered by humans.

Polyaigos was by far the most mentioned favorite destination by Captains and Crew and was many times highlighted as one of the most amazing places to arrive on a yacht .

Polyaigos, literally meaning ‘many goats,’ is the biggest uninhabited island in the Aegean Sea. The reason for its name, is the huge wild goat population which live on the island.

But goats aside, Polyaigos is a deeply fascinating destination, primarily known for its dramatic natural landscape and rich biodiversity. It is part of the Natura 2000 network , which is a network of nature protection areas within the European Union. It is included notably because it supports a significant population of Mediterranean monk seals, which are among the most endangered marine mammals in the world .

The Best Place to Dine by the Water – Paros

Paros , located right next to Naxos, is another destination that constantly came up when talking best destinations in the Cyclades with both Captains and Crew. It seems that the reason why Paros is so popular is because it is an island with everything .

It has numerous stunning beaches like Kolymbithres and Golden Beach , to name a few, and charming Santorini-like villages like Naoussa and Parikia, which offer vibrant nightlife and historical sites. The island is a haven for watersports enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike, with opportunities for windsurfing, hiking, and exploring ancient marble quarries.

Captain’s Comment

Australian Captain Kristy Steindl named Paros her favorite island in the Cyclades, with Naoussa , the small fishing village on the northern coast, being the number one place to dine by the water . Naoussa offers a plethora of seafood restaurants, offering a real authentic Greek cuisine, right on the water’s edge, providing a matchless real Greek culinary experience against the backdrop of the serene waters. The bay offers excellent protection for anchoring , ensuring a peaceful stay.

Captain Kristy insists that Paros surpasses Santorini in terms of diversity and beauty with its abundance of stunning beaches. “In Santorini, you look out over the water from the top of a hill, literally hundreds of stairs from the water. In Paros, you look out from the white streets, and the water is so close you can smell it and dip your feet in. It’s a stunning island!”

A Paradise Away from the Crowds – Folegandros

When onboard Jewel , a 51-foot Catamaran, we asked Captain George Iliopoulos about his favorite destinations in the Cyclades. He did not hesitate a moment before he said Folegandros . His description of the island showed true enthusiasm for this place, which he has returned to so many times, both with charters and privately.

Unlike some of its more popular neighbors, it’s peaceful and untouched by mass tourism . Chora, the main town, sits up h igh on a cliff, giving you some of the best views of the Aegean Sea you’ll ever see . It’s got this old-world charm with its narrow streets and classic Greek architecture that’ll make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time.

Captain George also highlighted the island’s fantastic beaches , specifically mentioning Agali and Ambeli as favorites. One of their favorite charter activities for guests is a traditional Greek fish barbecue on the beach , enjoyed as the sun sets. Hostess and Chef Melina Chroni added that after a delicious meal of fresh seafood, cocktails around the fire always make for a memorable evening.

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Book well in advance.

With 3 months to charter, your best options are long gone. Ideally, we advise you to book 9-12 months before your intended charter .

It is also important to consider to keep some level of flexibility . Coming into high season and wanting to charter in the most popular areas, Greece yacht charters can easily be booked back-to-back.

One day back or forth can completely change the offer of available yachts, as you might find that your preferred yacht is already booked one day before your selected return date. It is, therefore, also a good idea to have your Greece yacht charter booked before you purchase your flight ticket .

How do I choose the right yacht? How much does a yacht charter in Greece cost? And where is the best place to charter? We give you concrete information and facts about luxury charters in Greece, including market trends , transparent prices ( $15k to $250k weekly ), information about weather patterns and overcrowding, and the best Greece yacht charter deals and itineraries. -Our team consists of sailors and ex-charter crew!

Lots of companies will try to sell you the usual Greek Islands-turquoise waters pitch, focusing on famous destinations such as Santorini and Mykonos, not us. Truth is that apart from being overcrowded with tourists , the most hyped Greek Islands are also located in one of Greece’s windiest areas, and not just a quick sail from Athens.

We go  beyond the usual destinations with recommendations directly from Captains and insights gained at  yearly yacht shows  and  captain seminars to give you a more authentic charter experience in Greece

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CHARTER A YACHT IN GREECE

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DISCOVER OUR YACHTS

Explore our meticulously managed fleet of yachts, which we take great pride in. We have established a reputation for overseeing the most exquisitely appointed and well-maintained yachts within our category in Greece.  With years of expertise in the yachting industry, our technical team crafts unique solutions that enhance onboard space and comfort. We pay attention to every detail, believing that even the smallest extra amenities can transform a good sailing vacation into an unforgettable experience cherished for a lifetime.

When you step aboard our yachts, you embark on a five-star vacation. Each cabin is thoughtfully designed, featuring curated decor, premium bedding, and plush towels. Our welcoming team greets you with warm smiles, ensuring your journey starts on a positive note. Every yacht in our fleet boasts beautifully treated teak decks and enchanting underwater and courtesy lights that cast a magical ambiance onboard during the night. Your voyage with us promises not just a sailing trip, but an extraordinary and unforgettable holiday.

You will sail on a new and luxuriously equipped yacht. A professional skipper will take you to a different island every day and stop in the most breathtaking beaches and little bays, many of which are untouched and only reachable by boat. Sailing time on board will be between 2-3h per day. At night you will anchor in idyllic ports, explore the vibrant island life, taste delicious locally produced food, and stroll around sheer endless little villages and alleys.

Lagoon 51 | 2024 | Ionian 

10 Guests | 2 Crew | 5+2 Cabins

OZELO  

Lagoon 51 | 2021 | Ionian

PRINC ESS MELODY

Hanse 588 | 2019/22 | Ionian 

6 Guests | 2 Crew | 3+1 Cabins

Bavaria C45 | 2021 | Ionian 

10 Guests | Bareboat | 5 Cabins

IZABELLA  

FP Saba 50 | 2014/23 | Ionian 

8 Guests | 1 Crew | 4+1 Cabins

LINO  

Lagoon 46 | 2023 | Ionian

6  Guests | 1 Crew | 3+1  Cabins

KONTIKI  

Jeanneau SO 519 | 2016 /2023 | Ionian

10 Guests | Bareboat | 5+1  Cabins

EQU INOX  

Fountaine Pajot Tanna 47 | 2023 | Ionian 

10 Guests | 1 Crew | 5+1 Cabins

MAESTRO  

Lagoon 46 | 2024 | Ionian

8 Guests | 1 Crew | 4+1  Cabins

INCA  

Lagoon 42 | 2024 | Ionian

8 Guests | Bareboat | 4+1  Cabins

SUPER PUMA  

Bavaria C45 | 2021 | Ionian

10 Guests | Bareboat | 5  Cabins

Lagoon 42 | 2018 / 2022 | Ionian

A INA  

Dufour GL 412 | 2016/2023 | Ionian

6 Guests | Bareboat | 3  Cabins

250+ CAREFULLY SELECTED YACHTS TO CHARTER

Beyond our in-house fleet, we proudly present a meticulously chosen selection of yachts from trusted partners who uphold our exacting quality standards. We've conducted thorough inspections of all the yachts we endorse, and our dedicated team will personally be there to extend a warm welcome as you step on board. Throughout your charter, our multilingual support team stands ready to assist, ensuring a seamless and unforgettable experience.

To elevate your holiday experience, we offer a CAVO YACHTING starter package filled with delightful luxury items, setting the perfect tone for your well-deserved vacation.

MONOHULL SAILING YACHT CHARTERS  

CATAMARAN CHARTERS  

LUXURY MOTORYACHT CHARTERS  

120+ MONOHULL SAILING YACHTS

Beneteau, Jeanneau, Dufour, Bavaria, Hanse and Ocean Star

100+ CATAMARANS

Lagoon, Dufour,  Fountaine Pajot, Bali and Nautitech

30+ LUXURY MOTOR YACHTS

Heesen, Benetti, Pershing, Azimut, Sun-Seeker, Posillipo and Canados

3 WAYS TO CHARTER A YACHT

We provide a selection of three charter options: Bareboat Charters , Skippered Charters , and Crewed Charters . Opting for a Bareboat Charter means you have the freedom to captain the yacht yourself, requiring only a valid International Certificate of Competence (ICC). If you don't possess an ICC or simply prefer to sit back and relax, you have the option to have one of our experienced skippers join your journey, taking the helm for you. We collaborate with a network of highly skilled, multilingual professionals who are eager to come on board.

It's worth noting that some of our larger catamarans and motor yachts are exclusively available as Crewed Charters. With this option, a dedicated crew of at least two individuals, typically a skipper and a hostess or cook, will cater to your every need, ensuring a truly indulgent experience for you and your guests.

BAREBOAT CHARTERS

SKIPPERED CHARTERS

CREWED CHARTERS 

Crewed charters.

16 MARINAS ACROSS GREECE TO START YOUR TRIP

ATHENS & ATTICA

Marina Alimos, Marina Zeas, Marina Agios Kosmas, Marina Lavrio and Marina Vouliagmeni

CYCLADES ISLANDS

Marina Paros, Marina Mykonos and Marina Naxos

IONIAN ISLANDS

Marina Sivota on Lefkada Island, Lefkas Marina, Marina Preveza and Marina Corfu

SPORADES ISLANDS & VOLOS

Marina Skiathos and Marina Volos

DODECANESE ISLAND S

Marina Kos and Marina Rhodes

5 SAILING AREAS TO EXPLORE IN GREECE

Greece stands out as a premier global sailing destination, celebrated for its extraordinary allure, which can be discovered across its expansive array of approximately 6,000 islands and islets. This reputation is further bolstered by the country's mild climate and the crystal-clear waters that grace its shores. Greece boasts five principal sailing regions: The Argo-Saronic Gulf , the Cyclades Islands , the Ionian Islands , the Sporades Islands , and the Dodecanese Islands . Each of these areas boasts its own distinctive and captivating beauty.

The Cyclades Islands form the most famous Greek island group, which is characterised by its traditional blue and white architecture, gorgeous sandy beaches, warm and hospitable people, traditional lifestyle and barren landscape with isolated chapels. 

The Ionian Islands are famous for their luscious green vegetation, beautiful white beaches, turquoise waters, and charming villages.

​IONIAN ISLANDS

ARGO-SARONIC GULF

Argo-Saronic Islands are wonderful destinations due to their natural beauty and picturesque villages that feature beautiful historic mansions and sites.

ARGO-SARONIC GULF 

SPORADES ISLANDS

The Sporades Island group is Mediterranean’s lesser known and least visited island group, although it is blessed with superb natural beauty and the most luscious vegetation.

DODECANESE ISLANDS

The Dodecanese Islands, in the southeastern Aegean Sea, is a group of 12 islands and 150 islets, which are  known for their medieval castles, Byzantine churches, and important archaeological sites.

GREECE YACHT CHARTERS

5475 boats available for bareboat or crewed charter

Yachts from professional fleet operators in Greece

Free cancellation of reservation without obligations within 4 days

Most popular boats For rent in GREECE

Lagoon 620 (2011)

Sun Odyssey 410 (2023)

Fountaine Pajot Isla 40 - Quatuor (2023)

Bavaria 46 Cruiser (2020)

Sun Odyssey 440 (2020)

Sun Odyssey 44 i (2009)

Lagoon 52 (2019)

Bavaria C42 (2023)

Oceanis 41.1 (2018)

Top destinations in greece for boat rental.

1798 boats for charter

from ₽74,070 per week

1043 boats for charter

from ₽57,600 per week

545 boats for charter

from ₽54,990 per week

537 boats for charter

from ₽71,190 per week

366 boats for charter

237 boats for charter

from ₽62,820 per week

• Rhodes 218 boats in Rhodes 218
• Preveza 215 boats in Preveza 215
• Skiathos 194 boats in Skiathos 194
• Paros 152 boats in Paros 152
• Mykonos 108 boats in Mykonos 108
• Elliniko 80 boats in Elliniko 80
• Paleros 52 boats in Paleros 52
• Kavala 41 boats in Kavala 41
• Nea Peramos 35 boats in Nea Peramos 35
• Salamina 33 boats in Salamina 33
• Nikiti 32 boats in Nikiti 32
• Porto Heli 30 boats in Porto Heli 30
• Zakynthos 19 boats in Zakynthos 19
• Kefalonia 17 boats in Kefalonia 17
• Santorini 16 boats in Santorini 16
• Eleusis 10 boats in Eleusis 10
• Loutraki 10 boats in Loutraki 10
• Kiato 8 boats in Kiato 8
• Poros 8 boats in Poros 8
• Anavyssos 8 boats in Anavyssos 8
• Corinth 7 boats in Corinth 7
• Nea Moudania 6 boats in Nea Moudania 6
• Kalamata 6 boats in Kalamata 6
• Piraeus 5 boats in Piraeus 5
• Syros 5 boats in Syros 5
• Ladochori 5 boats in Ladochori 5
• Pylos 5 boats in Pylos 5
• Limenas Avdiron 5 boats in Limenas Avdiron 5
• Naxos 4 boats in Naxos 4
• Achillio 4 boats in Achillio 4
• Glyfada 4 boats in Glyfada 4
• Thassos 4 boats in Thassos 4
• Crete 4 boats in Crete 4
• Sifnos 3 boats in Sifnos 3
• Halkidiki 3 boats in Halkidiki 3
• Pachi 3 boats in Pachi 3
• Milos 2 boats in Milos 2
• Miraggio 2 boats in Miraggio 2
• Folegandros 2 boats in Folegandros 2
• Gialova 2 boats in Gialova 2
• Aegina 2 boats in Aegina 2
• Ormos Panagias 2 boats in Ormos Panagias 2
• Samos 1 boats in Samos 1
• Patras 1 boats in Patras 1
• Perama 1 boats in Perama 1
• Skopelos 1 boats in Skopelos 1
• Porto Carras 1 boats in Porto Carras 1
• Kyllini 1 boats in Kyllini 1
• Astros 1 boats in Astros 1
• Heraklion 1 boats in Heraklion 1
• Thessaloniki 1 boats in Thessaloniki 1
• Isthmia 1 boats in Isthmia 1
• Vonitsa 1 boats in Vonitsa 1
• Kalymnos 1 boats in Kalymnos 1
• Kalyvia Thorikou 1 boats in Kalyvia Thorikou 1

Types of boats available for rent in Greece

Sailboat charter

There are 3503 sailboats available for charter in Greece, prices start from ₽54,990 per week. Most budget friendly option for a vacation.

Catamaran charter

1645 catamarans available for rent in Greece, form ₽102,600 for 1 week charter. Ideal option for group of friends or family vacation.

Power boat charter

274 powerboats available in Greece for rent, starting from ₽62,820 per week. Bareboat or crewed options available for sailing vacations.

Gulets charter

36 gulets available for charter in Greece from ₽184,320 per week. These crewed yachts usually offered with full board and provisioning.

Trimaran charter

Currently not available for charter in this country. Check other boat types.

Houseboat charter

Yacht charter types available in Greece

Bareboat charter, crewed yachts, by the cabin charter, skippered boats, greece sailing itineraries.

Athens to Saronic Gulf - 7 day itinerary

Lavrion to Cyclades 7 days itinerary

Corfu 7 day sailing itinerary

Rhodes & Dodecanese sailing itinerary

Cost of boat rental in greece.

Average yacht charter cost in Greece starts from ₽256,680 per week. Graphic below represents fluctuation of charter prices in Greece during the year, based on a sample of 50 boats ranging from 40 to 50-foot. This graphic shows months with lowest prices during the year as well high season when prices are above average. Before booking the boat at lowest rate, please check sailing conditions as usually best prices are during off season.

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
	€3,500	€3,500	€2,852	€3,937	€2,852	€5,691	€6,132	€6,043	€3,820	€3,292	€3,210	€3,318

Sailing conditions in Greece

Air temperature, precipitation and wind force may vary significantly during the year. Below you may find graphics with min and max temperature and average precipitation days in Greece during the year. Book your charter vacation in Greece wisely! Considering sailing conditions along with the best price offers

Temperature by month

Average air High and Low temperature during the year

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Max t°	13 °C	14 °C	17 °C	20 °C	25 °C	30 °C	33 °C	33 °C	29 °C	24 °C	19 °C	15 °C
Min t°	7 °C	7 °C	9 °C	12 °C	16 °C	21 °C	23 °C	24 °C	20 °C	16 °C	12 °C	9 °C

Rainy days by month

Average number of days with precipitation during the year.

	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Rainy Days	9	7	8	6	4	1	1	1	3	5	8	11

Greece Yacht Charter Reviews with 12knots

Scott Moser

United States

“I’ve booked a few times through 12 Knots”

I’ve booked a few times through 12 Knots, in Greece and Polynesia, and have had great experiences. Solid customer support… it’s great to have one person I can email anytime with questions!

Laura Cantwell

“Incredible experience”

Incredible experience. We spent a week in Greece on a cabin charter and every day was more enjoyable than the last. The locations were stunning, the skipper was super knowledgeable, and the boat itself was a blast. Can't wait to book again.

Andrew Wade

“We enjoyed ourselves and have a bundle of stories we can now laugh about”

We’ve chatted about this a few times and how it be best addressed. I think constructively would be the best way. Overall the captains skill level, regard for safety, approach towards ensuring the guests are happy with the path and desires they are se…

Charlie Clarke

United Kingdom

“We had a lovely time and the boat was really easy to handle”

Grigory, we had a lovely time and the boat was really easy to handle and only about 5 months old. All the equipment was in really good order and everything worked without a hitch. We had a really good handover from Nomicos who got us through the chec…

Alberto Goosen

Switzerland

“We had a great time in Greece”

We had a great time in Greece, the first three days we had constant 20-25knots of wind, so we were able to do a lot of sailing. The boat was also in good condition and everything in working order…the boat did however look a bit older than a 2018 mode…

Kieran Crowley

“Our second time to charter through 12Knots”

Our second time to charter through 12Knots, luckily again Irina was our contact, again it was a painless, smooth process. No catches, no dropped messages, excellent value. The upfront price was the bottom line, no hidden extras. Surprisingly when I g…

Petar Vutov

“Very responsive”

Great company, very responsive, smooth communication, flexible to accommodate customer’s requirements. Thanks to 12knots and especially to Helene for handling my charter booking.

Ven Dobrinov

“Everything was perfect!”

Dear Grigory, Everything was perfect! Thank you :) Please see the attached photo.

“Our trip was fantastic!”

Our trip was fantastic, beyond expectations. Our skipper, Peter Papageorgiou, was the best, also.

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Greece Yacht Charters

Greece is a country in Southeast Europe, which is located in the Balkans. The country is embossed in four seas: the Aegean Sea, the Ionian Sea, the Cretan Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea . Due to its advantageous location, Greece possesses one of the longest coastlines in the world. This outstanding feature makes the country an incredibly famous sailing destination. Beautiful golden beaches along the island, emerald transparent waters, pine forests in the mountains, and extremely pleasant weather will not leave any sailor indifferent. Deciding to charter a shining yacht, you make an investment in unforgettable memories and the desire to come back as a matter of course. 

The reasons for which one must visit Greece are difficult to count as it has a lot to offer for everyone. Rich history, glorious past, impressive ancient buildings, delicious food and wine, an abundance of celebrations and festivals are waiting for you to explore the picturesque region. The pristine nature of Athens, Volos, Corfu, Kavala, and other Greek cities and perfect weather conditions create an ideal opportunity to rent a boat and melt into the pleasure.   

Sailing Conditions in Greece

Being situated in Southeast Europe, Greece welcomes sailors from around the globe to feel all the benefits of the Mediterranean climate. Hot and dry summers with rare precipitation and clear skies provide a good opportunity for yacht rental without any fear of possible rains and extreme winds. The average temperature during the summer period never drops below 20 ºC even at night. It is impossible to miss such great weather and not to go far in the sea on your sailboat to enjoy the 30 ºC heat in the daytime. Greek winters are usually colder, especially in those areas that are close to mountains. But they are not lingering and not so cold to somehow disturb dedicated sailors. The sailing season usually starts in March and continues up to November, bringing different sailing conditions to the island.

Best Times for Vacation in Greece

Having an intention to make the most of your sailboat vacation in the breathtaking destination, it is necessary to get acquainted with the weather conditions of the desired period. As a rule, the peak season of sailing occurs in the summer months and up to the end of September . This time features extremely high air and water temperature and a huge number of sailors even in the remote marinas. By the way, Greek summers are an ideal time for those who are ready to forget about sleep and party the whole night. One of the most important things to consider is that in July, the northern wind Meltemi comes to the shore and creates many hazardous obstacles for sailing.

Spring and autumn wind speeds and summer conditions force you to choose this time period if you are looking for peace and quiet. There is no extreme heat and strong winds, as well as no abundance of people. You still can enjoy going bareboat without any unpleasant conditions and immerse yourself into the same active and loud festivals and celebrations.

Sailing Difficulty Level

Greece has already gained its high popularity as one of the world’s best sailing destinations . Because of its climate and location, the country represents great sailing options for beginners and professional sailors alike. The weather changes require sailors to explore the weather forecast beforehand to select the desired time for coming and know what to expect. The level of difficulty is mostly predetermined by the Meltemi wind of 6-8 force. Blowing from July to September may scary fresh sailors and even become a challenge for experienced professionals. If you are not highly skillful and just do not have enough confidence to manage the vessel by yourself, consider booking a boat in spring or autumn. The absence of powerful winds will not spoil your first sailing experience but contribute to positive impressions.

If you are still not ready to face the open water, 12 Knots is glad to provide you with the help of a qualified skipper and an opportunity to hire a crew . Being focused on the needs and desires of every sailor, we offer either a skipper to help to refresh the memories of handling a boat or a complete training process in our sailing school. Both options are delivered at their best quality and reasonable price.

Main Charter Bases

Greece is an incredibly important sailing destination for 12 Knots. Welcoming thousands of happy sailors every year, the country has a lot of well-equipped marinas and good mooring options. Depending on the desired part of the country, preferred city, and climate peculiarities, you may select a perfect one. The team of 12 Knots spreads their professional services on more than 30 bases along the coast. You may rent a yacht or boat at bases situated in the most famous Greek cities and islands:

• Santorini  and many others

Boat Types for Charters

Having a great number of bases in possession, 12 Knots aims to provide sailors with powerful sailboats from leading manufacturers. Approximately 6,000 vessels are now available for charter in Greece. Sailing yachts, catamarans, powerboats, gulets, and houseboats are waiting for your booking. Do not hesitate and contact our team to become an owner of a white shining boat at a good cost. It is advisable to perform booking beforehand to avoid disappointment and misunderstanding.

Other Information about Greece Sailing

Before diving into the images of future perfect sailing vacations, every sailor should be aware of some essential information about the intended place.

• The official language is Greek, although English is also widely spoken, especially in tourist places.
• Greece is the Euro zone; that’s why the official currency is Euro.
• Greece is under the Schengen Agreement, which enables US citizens to enter the country without a visa and stay for no more than 90 days. For citizens of other countries, the consultation of the specialist is needed.

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• Lavrion, Olympic Marine
• Preveza, Lefkas or Kefalonia
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• Powered catamaran
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Greece is situated on the southern tip of the Balkans and is the crossroad of Europe, Asia and Africa. On the East of the Country lies the Aegean Sea, The Ionian Sea on the west and on the south is the Sea of Crete and the Mediterranean Sea making Greece the ideal destination for your boat rental.

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I've been sailing in Greece for the last couple of years with many companies. This past summer I decided to book with MG Yachts. Excellent services and people! The boat ( Lagoon 450F ) was new and clean. We just booked again for June 2023!

Amazing company and amazing people. From the check in to check out only positive experience with mg. The boat we rented was very nice and the skipper as well. The Ionian islands were fantastic but next year we will do Cyclades. See you soon Mg team and Mary!

The service is excellent. They helped me all week in coordinating mooring places. Be available for any questions

We were very pleased with the attitude and service, professional and kind staff. We will soon come again to this amazing place in Lefkada.

For one more year we left on your hands the organization of our sailing vacations in Greece! For one more year everything was great! Ms. Mary and her team offered us for one more year a mindfree sailing vacations! The yacht, the services, the support...everything was perfect! 

See you again next year!!!

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Yacht charters in greece - frequently asked questions.

WHY SHOULD I CHARTER A YACHT FROM MG YACHTS?

Here at MG Yachts we believe in taking care of our customer's needs and we take pride in the high quality services and yachts we provide. The fact that we have successfully been providing the best yachting experience for thousands of sailors for over 40 years is proof of that.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO CHARTER A YACHT IN GREECE?

The cost of boat rental in Greece varies, depending on a number of factors. Factors like the age of the boat, the season you are travelling, the rental duration, the type and the model of the boat. You can get an idea from our online price list or send us and email for an exact quote.

WHICH ARE THE BEST DESTINATIONS FOR A YACHT CHARTER IN GREECE?

• Ionian Islands

The Ionian sailing season runs from April to October, with bright, sunny weather, light winds, and temperatures ranging from 20 to 30 degrees Celsius (68 to 86F). Ionian Islands are ideal for Sailing novices, because they can gain confidence by taking advantage of summer afternoon northwesterly winds ranging from Force 2 to Force 5.

• Dodecanese Islands  

Because of its southerly location, the Dodecanese receives Greece's warmest weather. When compared to the Ionian Islands, you may expect some windy days, but you'll be on the border of the Meltemi winds, so when they blow, they'll be less powerful. Between July and September, the winds may reach Force 7, therefore the location is best suited to intermediate-level sailors or skippered boats.

• Cyclades Islands

The Cyclades Islands are Greece's most popular and windiest island group. During the summer, Cyclades Islands are a challenging sailing area cause of the 'meltemi', the northern wind that blows from early July to mid August, usually around 5 Beaufort, with gusts reaching up to 8.

•  Saronic Gulf

Because of the short distances required and the comparatively benign winds in compared to other sailing places in Greece, the Saronic Gulf is the ideal destination for shorter cruises from Athens. During July and August, the “meltemi” makes its presence felt, with wind speeds reaching force 5 or 6. Because the place is quite far south, you can expect a very warm summer, with temperatures reaching up to 35 degrees in peak season.

• Sporades Islands

In the spring and fall, when light winds of Force 3 to 5 blow steadily, the Sporades islands are an ideal destination for novice sailors. In the summer, winds can reach Force 7, making sailing more challenging.

SHOULD I CHARTER A YACHT BAREBOAT OR WITH A SKIPPER?

We provide experienced skippers who can provide you the best sailing experience. Doing so you can relax and enjoy your sailing vacations you without having to worry about handling the yacht or causing any damages. You simply let our skipper help you choose the perfect itinerary for you, show you hidden beaches, places to eat, shop and many more, making your private yacht chartering in Greece an amazing experience.

If you wish to hire a yacht "bareboat," without a skipper or crew, the captain is one of the sailors who bears complete responsibility for the vessel. Yacht chartering bareboat is less expensive since you do not have to pay for a skipper or crew.

SHOULD I CHARTER A CATAMARAN OR A MONOHULL TO SAIL IN GREECE?

Catamarans are more stable due to the twin hull, which offers a comfy and stable deck. They are larger and quicker than monohulls. Monohulls, on the other hand, look fantastic, are faster to respond and less costly than catamarans, and slice through water effortlessly. Both have advantages and disadvantages, so the decision is clearly up to you.

SHOULD I BRING FOOD AND PROVISIONS WITH ME?

There are supermarkets nearby all our bases so you can get anything you need before chartering. However, we can also do the shopping for you and arrange a delivery on the yacht before your charter so you can sail immediately without having to waste any time on shopping.

WHAT SUPPORT IS OFFERED DURING MY YACHT CHARTER?

Our experienced base managers are at your service 24/7 and you can call them directly on their phone for any technical problem or if something unexpected occurs on your charter. After that we have partners on all major stops along your trip who will be able to assist if something unexpected occurs.

HOW IS THE WEATHER LIKE IN GREECE?

Greece has a warm Mediterranean climate with summers that are usually hot and dry, and the winters that can be quite cold and rainy. The sailing season is long and runs from April to October, with bright, sunny days almost assured from May through September. July and August are the warmest and busiest months of the year, as well as when the Aegean's “meltemi” winds are at their strongest. Daytime temperatures range on average between the 70s F (low 20s C) in spring and fall to the 80s and 90s F (high 20s to 30C) in summer. In April and October, rain is probable.         

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Yacht charters in Greece

Bax Yachting is in the mission of providing you with dependable and carefree sailing holidays in Greece. With over 25 years of sailing experience, our team offers yacht and catamaran charters from our charter bases in Lefkas and Corfu.

Our fleet , available for charter in the Ionian islands, is brand new and comes with the all safety and comfort equipment. Also, our catamarans come with air conditioning, water maker and a generator for unlimited power.

Sea you soon!

Lefkas Charter Base

Welcome to one of the best organized marinas of the Mediterranean, the marina of Lefkas island, operating from 2002! Our charter base here is the ideal starting point for an unforgettable sailing vacation across the amazing seascape that is called “Ionian Sea”; seven main islands, several islets and innumerous coves and secluded bays await you, so prepare yourself for the ultimate sailing experience!

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Sailing is an exciting experience and we look forward to assisting you in any way that we can! Athenian Yachts is a family-owned business with over 44 years of experience in boat sales, yacht charter & management, and yacht maintenance. Quality, professionalism, and value have made Athenian Yachts one of the most respected names in the European Yachting Industry.

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Yachts for Charter

In a bareboat yacht charter, you book a yacht without a crew. You are in charge of operating and navigating the yacht and providing all necessary supplies.

S/Cat Lagoon 50, Pelagic Cat 2019

S/Cat Cataleya, Lagoon 46 2021

S/Y Wise John, Jeanneau Yachts 54 2022

In a skippered yacht charter, you book a yacht with a licensed captain (skipper). The captain is responsible for operating and navigating the yacht, while you are in charge of providing all necessary supplies.

S/Cat Lagoon 46, Kidege 2021

S/Cat Lagoon 42, Anemi 2021

In a crewed yacht charter, you book a yacht with a full crew, including a captain, chef, and stewardess. The crew is responsible for operating and navigating the yacht, as well as providing all necessary supplies and service. You simply relax and enjoy the trip!

P/Cat VALIUM 67, LAGOON SIXTY 7

S/Cat STÉPHANIE, FOUNTAINE PAJOT

S/Cat WHITE CAPS, LAGOON SIXTY 5

S/Cat VALIUM 62, LAGOON 620

Patrick Supply 23 Nov, 2022 Nice experience in Corfu with this company. Very friendly - professional and with clear arrangements. No hidden extra’s. We had a Jeanneau 38 - 2022 - all perfect !! We will come back!

Julie Bean 23 Nov, 2022 All in all - it was the best bareboat company we've worked with....and we won't hesitate to come back and sail other areas of Greece! Thank you to the staff of Athenian Yachts from Team Greece Is The Word!

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Greece is quite simply the perfect sailing destination in Europe. Blessed with a mild southern Mediterranean climate with an extended summer giving a comfortable sailing season of close to eight months, our small country has over 13,000 kilometres of coastline to explore . That impressive number comes from the over 6000 islands and islets scattered like diamonds in the sea, each of them inviting you to swim for hours, socialise while tasting Greece’s well know cuisine and enjoy the beauty of a Greek summer spent next to the waves. Greece is truly a sailor’s paradise .

At Istion Yachting, we have been providing unforgettable sailing holidays in Greece for more than 30 years. From our humble beginnings on the island of Kos in 1992 we now offer charters throughout Greece from our 11 main charter bases. Our experienced skippers and crews, charter base staff, planning departments and every one of the wider Istion team is an expert in their field and is ready to assist you in planning the perfect sailing holiday in Greece . We look forwarded to welcoming you this summer!    

There are so many options, and only so much time. The diversity of the different sailing areas in Greece makes picking just one difficult, which is why so many of our guests come back to sail again and again . There is always another beautiful island to visit and another idyllic beach to swim on!

Peak sailing season is from late June through August with hot weather, warm seas and busy islands. Availability can become limited during this period so booking early is essential.

Late spring from May to June and late summer from September to early October are often considered the best time to sail for experienced sailors and repeat visitors to our country. The weather is great and the islands are more relaxed than the busy summer months.

For those who want to live the real Greek way of life, April and October can be rewarding, with less heat, fewer visitors and enticing low-season offers . A few of the restaurants and shops on some islands may not have opened or may have closed for the season, but in our opinion early and late season sailing in Greece is a magical and unique experience .

The Argo Saronic Gulf is actually two gulfs (the Saronic and Argolic ) that are often referred to together in sailing terms given their close distances to each other. The Saronic Gulf lies in between Athens and the coast of the Argolid Peninsula while the Argolic Gulf is one hop over in between the peninsula and the first large leg of the Eastern Peloponnese , which runs all the way south to Monemvasia.

We often recommend this area to first time sailors for a number of practical reasons. First and foremost, it is the easiest area to reach from Athens , which makes it an ideal spot for those arriving via the Athens International Airport. Within a few hours of touching down you can be swimming and relaxing on board having reached your first destination.

Another advantage is that the area is well protected from the annual Meltemi winds that can blow strongly in July and August and may create challenging conditions for less experienced sailors.

The Argo Saronic Gulf also has plenty of places to visit on either a one or two-week holiday. One-week holidays will usually take in the nearby islands of Aigina and Poros before looping down to the coastal town of Ermioni and the cosmopolitan islands of Spetses and Hydra further south. A visit to Epidavros for a quick trip to its famous ancient theatre is not to be missed for the history buffs.

Two week holidays allow you to explore further east, with the coastal towns of Nafpleio, Leonidio and Kyparissi offering relaxed mooring while cruising the coast of the Eastern Peloponnese.

We invite you to learn more about our Athens charter base , download our sample one-week Saronic Gulf sailing itinerary for inspiration and contact us with any questions, we are here to help you plan your perfect sailing holiday.

Ah, the Cyclades. A name steeped in history that brings the classic image of a Greek island to everyone’s mind. While Greece has many island chains and all of them are unique and magical, the Cyclades has become nearly synonymous with the county as a whole for many visitors.

Characterised by their white houses, rugged landscapes and world famous beaches , the Cyclades attract visitors from around the world and are a must see for everyone at some point in their life. For sailors the area offers a huge variety of routes and islands to visit, from the world famous islands Mykonos and Santorini to the popular Paros and Naxos and many, many more in between.

A note about the Meltemi winds that blow from the north in July and August. In the Cyclades these winds can make for challenging conditions and sailing the area during these times is best for experienced sailors. Don’t despair all you beginner sailors! If you want a helping hand our skippers are the best in Greece and will be happy to take care of the sailing and navigation so you can enjoy the islands worry free.

The Cyclades are reached from our main base in Alimos Marina on the western side of Attica giving quick access to the islands of Kea, Kithnos, Serifos, Sifnos and Milos among others.

Our base in Lavrion is perfect for getting a head start to the islands of Andros, Tinos, Mykonos, Paros and Naxos . The Lavrion base is further south and on the east side of Attica, saving a couple of hours of additional sailing time on your way out. As an added bonus, Lavrion is just half an hour from the Athens International Airport so you can be on your way towards your destination just an hour or two after landing.

Located on the western side of Greece the seven main islands of the Ionian Sea have their own unique charm and character . The Ionian Islands are much greener than most islands in Greece, their location and geography bringing more rainfall during the winter months and allowing trees and shrubs to grow and thrive. The combining of colours between the green of the hills , the white of the sands and the blue of the sea are a special treat for visitors to this area.

Istion maintains three bases in the Ionian, on Corfu in the north and in Lefkas (or Lefkada) and nearby Preveza further south.

Itineraries starting from Corfu may include multiple stops along the Corfu coast, visits to the islands of Paxos and Antipaxos and visits to mainland ports including Parga and Syvota .

Trips starting from Lefkas or Preveza may head either north towards Corfu or South towards the islands of Kalamos and Kastos and then on to the mythical island of Ithaca and nearby Kefalonia . Note that our base in Preveza is just 10 minutes from the Aktion Airport where all charter flights to Lefkas arrive. If your flight times are tight, Preveza is a great option .

We recommend downloading our sample sailing itineraries for trips leaving from Corfu and from Lefkas or Preveza . If you need more recommendations for a truly unique voyage through to the Ionian just contact us , we will be happy to help.

The Dodecanese islands in the southeast Aegean are close to our heart. The central island of Kos is where Istion Yachting first started operations in 1992 .

The Dodecanese are known for their wonderful beaches and rich history ranging from the ancient to the medieval to the modern in a delightful kaleidoscope of sights and sounds . The area has relatively mild wind conditions that are perfect for sailing throughout the year and has plenty of sun and warmth during the summer months.

Istion now has two bases in the Dodecanese, our home base on Kos and another on the historic island of Rhodes . From Kos you may head north towards the islands of Kalimos, Leros and Patmos and if time permits all the way to amazing Ithaki and Fourni .

Heading south from Kos will put you on course to visit the islands north of Rhodes including Nisiros, Tilos and Symi . Setting sail from Rhodes itself also reaches these islands or you can choose to head west, exploring the coast of Rhodes and visiting the quaint island of Chalki and the beautiful islands of Karpathos and Kasos .

Charter flights from most European countries fly direct to both Kos and Rhodes making them a great starting point for your next Aegean adventure !

The Sporades are the hidden gem on the Greek sailing map . Nestled off the eastern coast of central Greece the main islands of Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos and Skyros are a beautiful combination of green mountains, sandy and pebble beaches and deep blue seas. Nature plays a staring role here, with the National Marine Park at Alonissos being a significant refuge for the Monachus Monachus or Mediterranean seal .

Sailing conditions in the Sporades are relatively mild, although winds can shift between the day and night requiring some care when mooring. Distances between islands are short allowing a lot of fun to be packed into a week long charter .

We have two charter bases servicing the Sporades, a base on the island of Skiathos where most European charter flights arrive and another on the mainland city of Volos . Volos is a convenient starting spot for guests arriving by road with their own vehicle and allows exploring of the lovely coastline of the Pagasetic Gulf and Pelion on your way out to the islands – highly recommended !

Bareboat Charters

Tailored for the seasoned sailor, bareboat charters hand the helm over to you, allowing complete freedom to navigate the Greek seas at your own pace . Your sailing party must have at least one licensed skipper and one experienced crew member at a minimum to be able to rent our yachts as bareboats.

If you have some sailing experience but do not hold a valid license then a bareboat charter is not (yet) for you and your best option is a skippered charter where our friendly captains will give you a helping hand. If you are an experienced sailor and have no concerns about the challenges of wind conditions, navigation and docking then we invite you to read more about our bareboat charters here and contact us with any questions you may have.

Skippered Charters

Our skippered charters are the perfect blend of guidance and freedom, designed for those who have some sailing experience, are eager to learn or just want to relax and let a professional do the hard work . With an Istion skipper at your side, you can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with their expert navigation and docking skills while still playing an active role in your sailing adventure.

It's an educational and exhilarating experience where you can hone your sailing skills, participate in manoeuvring the yacht, and even take the helm under the watchful eye of your skipper. It is an amazing experience for everyone and kids in particular have a great time learning about sailing and playing little captain for a week.

Our skippered charters always start off with a briefing between you and your skipper so you can learn about the area you are going to sail and the islands you may want to visit. Our skippers know the Greek seas inside out and based on your preferences they will suggest recommended itineraries to follow, which islands to visit and what hidden beaches to swim at.

If you are planning your first sailing holiday in Greece , you are in the very best hands with Istion's professional skippers by your side. Read more about our skippered charters here , or just get in touch to start planning your perfect sailing holiday in Greece.

Fully Crewed Charters

For those of you that want to indulge in the epitome of maritime luxury, our crewed charters promise a carefree and opulent experience in Greece. This option is perfect for those who wish to sit back, relax, and soak in the Mediterranean sun while every detail is taken care of by our professional crew. From expert navigation to gourmet meals, and from personalized itineraries to attentive service, every aspect of your voyage is meticulously curated to ensure unparalleled comfort and elegance .

Crewed charters are available on a range of our top end sailing yachts and catamarans , and for those that want the thrum of an engine beneath their feet and to make a grand entrance wherever they go our exclusive motor yachts are waiting for you to step aboard. A crewed charter with Istion isn't just a holiday; it's an all-inclusive experience where you are the honoured guest and the Greek Isles your exclusive playground . Discover more about our fully crewed dream vacations here .

Sailing Yachts

Sailing yachts are perfect for those who love the classic feeling of sailing. Designed to be easy to handle, they smoothly glide through the water and let you enjoy the natural beauty of the Greek seas. They're a bit slower than other boats, and they lean to one side when the wind blows, which is all part of the classic sailing adventure. Their charming appearance and comfortable ride make them ideal for those who want to experience traditional sailing in a relaxed and eco-friendly way.

Sailing yachts are also the most budget friendly option for a sailing holiday in Greece. Our smaller yachts with three cabins and space for up to six guests (or eight if two sleep in the main cabin) can be rented for as little as roughly 1200 Euros a week in the low season. Costs for larger yachts with up to 6 cabins and space for up to 12 guests rise to approximately 10.000 Euros a week in the high season.

At Istion, we proudly offer a wide selection of the latest models as well as impeccably maintained older sailing yachts from Jeanneau, Beneteau, Bavaria, Sun Odyssey, Hanse and other top shipyards. Whether you're planning a cozy trip for a small group or a grand sailing adventure for a larger party, we have the right yacht to suit your needs.

Catamarans are the choice for those who want lots of space and a stable, comfortable trip. With their two-hull design, they don't rock as much as sailing yachts, which is great if you're new to sailing or easily feel seasick. You can also get closer to the beach with a catamaran, as they don't sit very deep in the water. Catamarans offer a smooth and spacious experience, making for a relaxing and comfortable sailing holiday and are a very popular choice for first time sailors in Greece.

For families and larger groups, the bigger cabins and more room to move around on a catamaran make them a good fit for your holiday. The double hull layout means two families can easily sail together while each having their own 'private space' on either side of the main deck. Catamarans also tend to have one washroom per cabin, a feature all parents with teenage kids appreciate.

The comfort and space offered in a catamaran puts them in a higher budget bracket than our monohull sailing yachts. Our smallest catamarans with four cabins and room for up to 10 guests start at roughly 2100 Euros per week in low season. Our top of the line models can range up to 16.000 Euros plus in the middle of the high season.

We are proud to have one of the largest fleets of catamarans in Greece with brand new models from Lagoon, Bali and Fountaine Pajot among others. We invite you to browse all our catamarans and contact us for any guidance you need to help make your sailing adventure in Greece perfect in every way.

Motor Yachts

Motor yachts are all about luxury and speed. They have multiple levels with lots of space, including big bedrooms and expansive living areas. These boats move quickly, powered by strong engines, so they're great if you want to explore a lot of places fast and make an impressive entrance wherever you go.

Our motor yachts are all modern, with plush interiors and all the latest features for entertainment and entertaining. However, they do use more fuel and require a professional captain and crew, so there's a higher cost for this kind of luxury and speed. If you're looking for a high-end and fast-paced trip with all the modern comforts, motor yachts are the way to go .

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Why Charter in Greece?

The Greek Islands are any sailor's dream destination: warm weather, azure Mediterranean waters, and friendly people. The 6000+ islands are seemingly scattered by the Gods themselves. The Aegean and the Cyclades bring you exciting new experiences every day.

About our Location

Our base is located about an hour south of Athens, and easily accessible from Athens airport.

The ideal time to sail around the Greek islands is from April to October with the high season stretching from June through September. Expect lighter winds in spring and fall, stronger winds at the peak of summer.

Our base in Greece is closed from early November until mid-March.

Local Considerations

The currency in Greece is the Euro.

Fleet Size / Boats Offered

The Navigare fleet in Greece consists of nearly 50 sailing yachts:

• Sailing catamarans 40 to 56 ft from Bali, Fountaine Pajot, Lagoon, and Nautitech
• Monohulls 44 to 62 ft from Jeanneau, Beneteau, and Bavaria

Charter Services Offered

• Bareboat charters • Cabin charters • All-inclusive charters • Luxury crewed charters

Check-in Days

The minimum charter duration is 7 days, with check-in & checkout on Saturdays.

Check-in: 5:00 PM

Checkout: 9:00 AM

Carefree Pack

Navigare Carefree includes damage waiver insurance with full coverage, welcome package, final cleaning, bed sheets & towels, dinghy, outboard engine & fuel, propane gas, full water tanks, and Wi-Fi.

Yacht Fuel is not included – the fuel tank will be full when your charter starts and you are responsible for topping off the fuel tank at the end of your charter. The price of the Carefree Pack varies by boat size and is a flat fee for bookings up to one week. A surcharge applies for bookings of 2+ weeks.

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36 year experience. Kavas Yachting is a leader in yacht charter Greece. Kavas Yachting not only exceeds in owning, managing and chartering yachts, but also specializes in crane and shipyard services.

We provide our clients with luxurious sailing yachts and newest models. Our success is due to our full dedication to our clients. Our fleet of over 50 quality Yachts and Catamarans is based in Athens, Lefkas and Kos.

We definitely provide you yacht charter crew to suit your preferences and guarantee your safety during your sailing in the Greek islands. Either on board or remote support, we've got you covered 24x7.

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Kavas Yacht Charter is the incontestable leader in high-quality, affordable sailing holidays in the Greek islands.

The owner, Vagelis Kavas, started in 1985 with only one sailboat. Today he owns more than 50 yachts and catamarans and also provides shipyard services and maintenance with cranes and travel lifts at three major Greek marinas Alimos , Lefkada , Kos . With the help of the entire family, Kavas Yachting has become the leading yachting company in Greece whilst retaining a robust sense of seamanship.

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Go here for a list of Greece yacht charters in the Mediterranean . Eastern Mediterranean Greece yacht charter holiday offers charterers so much to explore around the various famous sunny Greek Islands, boasting remarkable ancient history, unique architecture and charming little waterfront villages tumbling down the island mountains. Greece yacht charter vacationers tend to revisit Greece year after year, as there are plenty of ancient ruins and ancient history to soak up. Anyone heard of Homer, Virgil, Ulysses, Socrates or Troy?

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As a Greece yacht charter covers so much territory. Let’s have a brief look at the main areas to charter your yacht. The first four are the main Greece charter areas: the Ionian Islands, the Aegean & Sporades, the Cyclades and last but not least the Dodecanese.

Each Ionian Island in Greece holds a different charisma and charm for sailing yacht charters vacations. The Islands that you can explore on your yacht charter include Eptanisa (The Seven Islands): Corfu, Kefalonia, Zakinthos, Lefkada, Ithaca, Paxi and Kythera. Some highlights include the busy touristy but beautiful Corfu as well as the Smugglers Cove. It can only be accessed by sea at Zakinthos and is one of the most famous and stunning beaches in Greece. The Blue Grotto is another spectacle of the ocean.

Greece’s Aegean Islands are less visited than the Cyclades, which makes them the perfect place for a less crowded yacht charter holiday, particularly if you’re interested in art, culture and history and also the fertile countryside is simply beautiful. Some of the islands include Samos, Lesvos and Samothraki. The Northern Sporades on the eastern side of Greece are also a very popular yacht charter area with some of the prettiest, thickly wooded, islands in the Mediterranean.

The Cyclades offer both culture and the offer of hedonistic pursuits. There are ancient sites, Byzantine castles, museums and lively nightlife, shopping, dining, and of course the famous beaches. Some hot spots in this area include Mykonos, Delos, Santorini, Sikinos, Paros and Naxos, and Serifos.

The Dodecanese is the most southerly group of islands in the Southern Sporades. The group includes the 14 larger islands of Lipsi, Patmos, Leros, Kalymnos, Kos, Astypalea, Nisyros, Symi, Tilos, Rhodes, Khalki, Karpathos and Kasos, together with some 40 smaller islets and rocks; plenty to see and explore on your yacht charter.

Corfu is by far the largest island of the Eptanisa ("Seven Islands") in the Ionian Sea, located on Greece's far western coast. It combines a populous east coast with plenty of beaches and a dramatic west coast where few tourists go to cliff-faced inlets and coastlines. Corfu is extremely busy in the 'high-season', best time to visit Corfu on your yacht charter is in May or June.

Athens, the capital of Greece, is a captivating destination to be visited on any Greece yacht charter itinerary, which boasts of important history spanning around 3,400 years. Athens yacht charter is a fantastic way to discover the numerous treasures of this city while enjoying the luxury and unparalleled comfort of your preferred Athens charter yacht. Over the years Athens was occupied by many conquerors who built the many impressive monuments gracing this fascinating city. For more information about Athens follow this link.

Cephalonia is the most mountainous of the Ionian Islands and a perfect place for hiking amidst breathtaking views. The tallest mountain, Mount Enose of 5,340 feet is covered with the Kefallonian fir trees. On your yacht charter in Cephalonia you could also visit the Gentilini winery or that of Calligas, or experience great nightlife at Assos, with its fantastic panoramic views.

Zakinthos' real fame today lies in the native nestling grounds of the endangered loggerhead turtle, however it has also caused clashes between the irate environmentalists and villagers bent on developing the turtles' beach-front nesting ground. The main beach at Laganas is to be avoided as one of the main turtle nesting grounds. However, visiting Zakinthos while chartering a yacht you could go and see the Byzantine Museum in town for examples of the Zakinthian school of icon painting. From here you could sail around to Volimes for a look at the beautiful Blue Grotto.

Visiting Ithaca or Ithaki on you charter yacht you will come across rich deep-blue bays and mountains of flowers and trees. This patriarchal home of Odysseus is filled with mythology of Odysseus from a castle named after him to a cave where he is said to have hidden the treasures of the Phaiakes.

Paros, located south of Mykonos, is another paradise for beautiful, fine-sand beaches. This charming little port is full of fishermen's houses and Athenian retreats. Like Mykonos, Paros is a centre of world famous windsurfing championships. Travel inland to the South for the Valley of the Butterflies which pulsates with thousands of fluttering wings in summer. For a quiet anchorage, stay at the sister island Antiparos, where there are many beaches, and an amazing cave called Spileon.

Approaching Santorini aboard your luxury yacht, you will be greeted by sheer, striated cliffs and white cubist villages perched at the summit. Enjoy a drink and a gorgeous Santorini sunset overlooking a seamless custard bay where the volcano lies dormant. Drop anchor on the easily accessible east coast for a swim at black volcanic-sand beaches and unbeatable deep-sea diving. Don't miss Santorini's superb archaeological sites, including Ancient Thira, a Doric city- fortress from the 9th century B.C. high on a southern coastal promontory, and farther south, fascinating on-going excavations at Akrotiri, which is an even earlier Minoan settlement.

Rhodes' main town Mandraki is full of shops, tourists and tourist paraphernalia. It is advisable to visit in early morning hours for its Medieval citadel built by the Knights of St. John, an order of Crusaders who ruled here for 213 years. In the old city, visit the memorable Byzantine Museum and the Mosque of Suleiman, subsequent conqueror of Rhodes. Inland, visit the lovely Valley of the Butterflies in summer, and Archangelos, the island's largest village, famous for soft leather goods and pottery.

Poros is well-known for its "loukoumades", deep-fried batter cakes served hot with ribbons of honey. But it's also known for charming small streets, a long, impressive quay and the verdant lemon tree forests on the mainland across the narrow channel that separates the two.

Hydra is a sea captains' island. It was mentioned in the writings of Herodotus as early as the 5th century B.C., but a relatively recent history as a boat-building center from the 17th century on made it an island of note. Since the 1960s, its winding, picturesque streets have attracted jet-setters and well-to-do international hippies. Take a walk up these charming streets, climbing far up to catch a glimpse of superbly renovated old Greek houses. Later, descend to the port for some of the best restaurants on any Greek island.

Spetses, a very small island, is likely the favourite site for affluent Athenians to build their modern weekend houses. But this island also has the distinguished good luck to be the birthplace of Bouboulina, fighting heroine of the 1822 War of Independence from the Ottoman Turks. Take a small trip from Dapia to the Bekiri cave on the west coast and to the south, sail past shipowner Stavros Niarchos' private islet Spetsopoula.

Kea is lovely, quiet and traditional. It is like going to the most remote islands in the Aegean. In the vilage of Ioulis you will come across a fantastic labyrinth of white Cycladic houses perched on the side of a mountain with a great main square.

Heading to Mykonos on you Greek yacht charter vacation you will encounter one of the most expensive Greek islands, with its countless resorts and its many, many good restaurants and bars. Mykonos is popular for the glamour of its nightlife which has been this barren island's chief attraction. Arriving here, anchor outside Mykonos Town's "Little Venice" with its row of waterfront cafes over-looking the water, and visit the Folklore Museum and the Archeological Museum at both ends of the quay. Shop by day or take in one of Mykonos' extravagant bars for a sunset drink.

A 'must' on any Cyclades Yacht Charter is the tiny, windswept Delos, also known as Apollo's birthplace. It was also the centre of the pan-Greek Delian League which the city-state of Athens grouped around itself for defence purposes. For 1000 years, the sacred island of Delos also hosted the Delian Festival, which until the 4th century B.C. was the greatest in Greece. During this period, Delos was a free port and nearly the entire Levant traded and probably banked here under the protection of shrines erected to their various deities and religions.The remains of this greatness are vast and impressive.

Greece also boasts magnificent natural beauty. The stunning aqua or dark blue waters and the faultless blue skies are a draw card for sailing yacht charter vacations as well as luxury motor yachts. Greece is still one of the most sought-after yacht charter areas in the Mediterranean, be it luxury crewed yacht charter or bare boat yacht charter, due to the huge number of things to see and do and the relative close proximity of everything by water.

Perhaps it’s the sexy sophistication of Mykonos, the music and dance of Zorba and the timeless romance of Santorini that attracts Greece’s shores. The Greek Islands are an intense blend of past the present, old and new. The Greeks are strong in their traditions and beliefs. Widows dressed in black can stare accusingly at the scantily dressed tourists, yet moments later, invite you in as welcomed guests. Bustling taverns and modern discos entertain the young and young at heart.

The Greek hospitality is unchallenged. A sailing yacht vacation or a power boat charter is a great way to experience all the Greek Islands have to offer. There is also increasing demand for luxury yacht charter and superyacht charter in Greece. After the sunset you can relax in your charter yacht’s cockpit sipping on Greek wine, Dolmadakia (stuffed vine leaves) and Tzatziki whilst listening to the soothing sounds of Bouzouki music drifting from a little harbour village.

The Greece Charter Yachts

Please contact the friendly team at CharterWorld for prompt service and advice and the best crewed luxury yacht charters.

A yacht charter with CharterWorld is a fantastic way to experience the best of the world's coastline, pristine white beaches, sparkling azure waters, vividly colored marine life, national parks, secluded bays or dynamic nightlife; the list is endless. A yacht charter allows you freedom and choice in some of the most spectacular locations around the world.

Greece includes many different Islands over a large area of the Mediteranean and it is a very luxury yacht charter destination. There is a great number of motor charter yachts available this season, both locally managed, from , right through to the largest private . From the moment you embark on a Greece motor yacht holiday your world will become relaxation, pleasure and delight - your professional motor yacht crew are there to make this happen. .

This season there is an incredible range of beautifully designed and built luxury sailing yachts now available for charter vacations around the world, and particularly in the superyacht hot spot of Greece. A list of smaller Greece sailing yachts can be viewed and you can browse the largest super sailing yachts here. Within the Greece there are some wonderful destinations which continually remain at the top of the list for those favoured by luxury yacht owners and vacationers alike. .

For one reason or another certain yachts are more popular this year. Taste varies but generally if the yacht is new, stylish, has a proven crew, and offers good value then it be coveted and booked out early in the season. Charter brokers recommendations also increase a charter yacht's popularity as these are based on past performance and feedback. Also brokers often visit the yacht, meet the crew and judge it's condition before offering their advice. Charter yacht popularity is constantly evolving, but here is a selection of yachts we have found to be .

Sometimes luxury yachts offer discounted prices in Greece when they have unexpected availability in shoulder season or they have a last minute cancellation. Most specials are not advertised because the client actually ends up getting the discounted rate after successful negotiation by their charter broker. Nevertheless, have a look at the Greece boats on special, just in case there is a boat which looks just right for you and you family. As a popular yacht holiday destination, there are usually a good number of specials available as advertised on our .

There are a number of yacht events in the Med this year where you can charter a yacht for the event. The Monaco Grand Prix is popular as certain yachts are able to be moored track-side for the best view if the race. Later in the year the Monaco Yacht Show certainly bears a worthy mention. Down the French Riviera coast a little we also have a couple of notable events in Cannes, namely the Cannes Film Festival and MIPIM. St Tropez hosts some important sailing yacht racing events. Sardinia also host an important yacht racing regatta called the superyacht cup. There are various boat shows in the Mediterranean such as the Barcelona Charter Show. Here are .

Endorsements and positive feedback from yacht charter clients is one of the most important measures of how good a yacht, crew, charter broker and destination really is. Accordingly, we gather feedback from all the clients that are interested in providing it so that we can can use this wealth of real experience to constantly assess the quality of the superyachts and crews that we offer, as well as our own performance. Combined with brokers visiting the boats and crew, this is one crucial way we can recommend the best yachts each year. If you would like to see some of this client feedback .

Each Greek Island often holds its own unique charm. While on your charter yacht you can easily acquire wonderful food such as fresh tomatoes, olives, oranges, strawberries, melons, feta, yogurts and bread from all Greece’s main islands.

Many yacht charters around the Greek Islands tend to be sailing traditional Turkish Gullets. The cruising grounds are varied with the startling beauty of the Ionian Islands to the West, the modern sophistication of the Cyclades and the undiscovered history and artistic charm of the Aegean Islands. A sailing yacht charter holiday is the best way to enjoy a land of intriguing culture and startling beauty.

As one of the most well known yacht charter grounds in the Mediterranean, Greece offers all the main types of yacht charters. These include luxury motor yachts, sailing, yacht charter, skippered, crewed yachts, catamaran, power boat, sailboat, luxury yachts and the ever increasing luxury super yacht charter.

Greece Luxury Yacht Charter Tips

With its many amazing beaches, beautiful clear waters and fantastic bars, it’s not surprising many visitors head for Greece every year. Here’s some advice if you’re planning a yacht charter vacation this summer.

1. Choose the right time to visit Greece

Greece’s holiday season is quite long starting in May and finishing in mid-October. If you visit before or after these months, there aren’t so many people around especially on the more popular islands. Mykonos for example doesn’t have many visitors in May so the nightlife isn’t as vibrant than in July or August. If, however you love relaxing in the sun and prefer a quieter vacation, avoid these two months.

2. Take the weather into consideration when planning your holiday

Always check the weather when you decide to take a yacht charter holiday in Greece. It’s usually warm in the early and late season although the sea temperature is a little cooler in early summer. December brings colder weather and cold waters so swimming is out unless you don’t mind being a bit on the chilly side. This month late in the year on the other hand is a good time if you wish to see the culture and history of Greece as it’s fairly quiet. Most yacht owners and charterers prefer to visit the Greek Islands between May and early October, so expect busier times when choosing to sail during these two months.

3. Pack a large suitcase

With around 2,000 Greek islands to choose from it’s a good idea to do a little research about the island or islands you intend visiting - see above. There are historical islands, islands that are sophisticated and islands that are totally uninhabited. You won’t need a huge suitcase of clothes if you’re going to an island that’s underpopulated and you just plan to swim, sunbathe or eat on board your superyacht. All you will need are shorts, T-Shirts and swimming costumes.

However, if you decide to visit islands such as Rhodes, Paros or Mykonos you may need a large suitcase. Dining out in smart restaurants, dancing the night away in clubs or wanting to be part of the jet set means you will probably want many changes of wardrobe. Pack luggage accordingly, taking casual along with elegant clothes to suit all occasions.

4. Throw away the guide book

A guide book isn’t really that necessary if you’re heading to the Aegean Sea on a superyacht charter. Islands in this region are close together and there’s plenty of information elsewhere. With so much info on so many places, it’s an impossible task to read it all so maybe a short summary is the best bet about each place you intend to visit.

Get a general idea of accessibility to certain islands, make sure you can moor in the dock and find out the size of the port. Do a little homework about the nightlife, attractions and the types of beaches to expect. You can then work out an itinerary of the island you prefer to spend time on and where to go, as well as what to see once you’re there.

How about reading some of the more notable books about Greece? The Story of Ulysses or Odysseus, the King of Itheca or Homer’s Odyssey make interesting subjects to get you into the swing of this beautiful country.

The Charter Season & Climate

Like most of the Mediterranean, the Greece yacht chartering season generally runs from April to the end of October. The summer season in July and August is the hottest and tends to have strong Meltemi winds blowing frequently. This is also the high season as far as numbers go. The best time to charter a yacht is probably either of the shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October), each side of the main summer season, as the temperatures are the most comfortable, the wind lighter (yet reliable) and the onshore tourists have yet to arrive or have just left in their largest numbers.

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Below is a selection of sailing yachts and motor yachts available for charter in GREECE: 

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Greece Yacht Charter Enquiry

Dear Josh, I was just about to write you one word "WOW!!!"Thank you very very much! Your recommendation is now becoming a brand :-) I can now blindly trust your advice :-) I loved the boat. It is in excellent condition. It is rather big, but cozy. We had all the chances for interactive sailing and for the discreet leisure time. We hardly ever went anywhere out of the upper deck, because it was so lovely! The master bedroom was perfect. The idea with two bathrooms is great! I loved the crew. Everyone was welcoming, ready to help and in general they were very pleasant people! Especially the captain and his senior assistant Tasos. We felt as if we were hosted by the family of old friends. Despite the short trip, they shown us lovely places to swim, advised on the island hiking, entertained us with the tender/toys. Food. Majestic! It was the first try for the new chef on Gitana. And he exceeded any expectation! Quality, quantity, the table service ...were impeccable. Your wines arrangement worked very well too! Sailing. We had just two chances to open full sails. But it was great! Otherwise the motor was perfectly sufficient. The boat was remarkably stable while on the go. So, our last minute booking turned out to be a fantastic adventure! Thank you very much! I am glad that you were there to help with this difficult booking. Really appreciated! S/Y GITANA / Athens, Greece / Oct 2

Yachting Destinations close to Greece

In close proximity to Greece are a number of exciting sailing destination.

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Yachts for Charter in Greece

Lady e | from us$ 665,000/wk.

FIREBIRD | From EUR€ 650,000/wk

SOUNDWAVE | From EUR€ 650,000/wk

MINERVA | From EUR€ 630,000/wk

BOADICEA | From EUR€ 625,000/wk

RESILIENCE | From EUR€ 600,000/wk

GRAND OCEAN | From EUR€ 600,000/wk

TITANIA | From EUR€ 595,000/wk

NAIA | From EUR€ 595,000/wk

SERENITY | From EUR€ 550,000/wk

LOON | From EUR€ 540,000/wk

SUERTE | From EUR€ 525,000/wk

Greece Yacht Charter News

42m Luxury Gulet Yacht Perla Del Mare ...

Classic 24m motor yacht ELEGANT ...

Greece Yacht Charter Special: motor ...

Greece yacht charter specials, 5% discount location: east mediterranean.

DOUBLE EAGLE | From EUR€ 33,250.00/wk

Special rate location: greece.

NATALIA V | From EUR€ 114,750.00/wk

Special discounted rate location: greece and turkey.

ARIELA | From EUR€ 103,500.00/wk

5% discount location: greece.

IRENE | From EUR€ 18,620.00/wk

Charter yacht disclaimer.

This document is not contractual. The yacht charters and their particulars displayed in the results above are displayed in good faith and whilst believed to be correct are not guaranteed. CharterWorld Limited does not warrant or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information and/or images displayed. All information is subject to change without notice and is without warrantee. A professional CharterWorld yacht charter consultant will discuss each charter during your charter selection process. Starting prices are shown in a range of currencies for a one-week charter, unless otherwise marked. Exact pricing and other details will be confirmed on the particular charter contract. Just follow the "reserve this yacht charter" link for your chosen yacht charter or contact us and someone from the CharterWorld team will be in touch shortly.

Golden Yachts O'MATHILDE

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A brand new, custom-built, three-deck superyacht from Golden Yachts, O’MATHILDE is a 187ft (57m) luxury charter yacht with opulent accommodation for up to 12 guests and impeccable features, available in the Greek Islands and Turkey. Be one of the fortunate first to charter this stunning palatial yacht.

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How to charter

The team of experts of Arcon Yachts knows well the yachts that they charter, and is eager to find the yacht tailored to your needs and organise a rental that will indulge all your senses.

Chartering a yacht with Arcon is as easy as booking a room in your favourite hotel. Browse our superyachts using our search tool, send a request to check the availability of the yacht, when dates are confirmed, receive a charter contract, define destinations and cost, and sign the contract.

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We can offer you a yacht charter from Athens to sail to the nearby islands of Saronic and Cyclades or a yacht charter from the Aegean bases for Cyclades and Dodecanese, or a yacht charter from the Ionian bases.

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Bareboat charter greece.

All the seaside places in Greece are so captivating that it is the ideal place to start planning your sailing holidays. You’ll find stunning turquoise waters, magnificent natural formations, quaint fishing villages, renowned tourist destinations… but if quiet is more your thing there are endless secluded coves to explore.

Ready to set sail? Get your personalized bareboat charter quote today

Skippered yacht charter greece.

Sailing holidays on a yacht rental is not just for sailors. It is for everyone seeking something more than the sea, the sun, and a sunbed. We provide professionally trained skippers for those who wish to rent a yacht and enjoy relaxing sailing holidays in Greece or those who wish to get involved and learn the ropes and the sails during a skippered yacht charter in Greece. After all, learning how to sail is easy. Depending on crew eagerness, our skipper will not only show how to navigate but will also provide firsthand knowledge of the Greek island destinations.

• need more experience and more confidence to take a yacht rental on their own
• want to get familiar with the Greek waters (first time to Greece)
• need a hand because no other in their crew may provide sufficient help
• need a guide to be with them and show the best coves and secluded bays for moorage and/or swimming, as well as the best places in seaside villages to eat and drink
• want to relax and enjoy leaving the helm and sails in the hands of someone who can be trusted

Our skippers are hospitable, friendly, discrete and knowledgeable about every destination and you will discuss together your preferences and plan your route. Choosing a skippered yacht charter, you also hire the skipper who will take care of the yacht for you and will ensure that you get the most out of your sailing holidays in Greece. When you select from our yachts for rent, keep in mind that you have to provide a cabin or berth in cabin for your skipper as he is obliged to sleep on board. Apart from the skipper’s fee, you have to also provide his meals either from the meals you prepare on board or at an eating place ashore. The skipper’s fee, regardless of the season and the people on board, is €140 to €190 depending on the yacht rental. You may wish to hire also a cook/hostess. The fee per day is generally 10 euro less than the skipper’s and you need to provide berth and meals as for the skipper. The running expenses for a skippered yacht charter are just like those of a bareboat charter (fuel, gas, water, meals, port/marina fees, etc.), plus the costs for the hired crew as above. Although some of our yacht rentals are offered only skippered (yacht charter prices include skipper’s fee), you may choose any of our bareboat charter yachts fitting your needs and let us know if you wish to have a skipper (select the check-box on the form of the yacht rental booking request).

The Greek unspoiled coastline and offshore islands have so many spectacular spots to visit that it is a natural start to any itinerary. Skippered yacht charter in Greece is all about your own private cruise where you can plan your own itinerary and visit exactly the places and attractions you want, from some of the world’s few truly iconic destinations to serene coves that are not accessible by land.

Want to experience a sizzling skippered sailing holiday in Greece?

With so many islands dotting the Greek archipelagos, the route options seem limitless. When you rent a boat with us you are free to compose your own itinerary.

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Yachtcharter Griechenland

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• Griechenland

Griechenland bietet Reviere für alle Vorlieben: für Anfänger, Familientörns, Genusssegler und Starkwind-Erprobte. Von den grünen Inseln im Ionischen Meer über die beliebten Kykladen bis zu den Nördlichen Sporaden und Südlichen Sporaden im Osten des Mittelmeeres finden hier sowohl Aktivurlauber, Naturinteressierte, Kulturbegeisterte, Sonnenbadende und Wassersportfans ihr Reiseziel.

Klima: mediterran mit Temperaturen zwischen 22 und 30 Grad Winde: Meltemi Segel-Saison: von Mai bis Oktober

Beliebte Yachten | Griechenland

Bavaria cruiser 37.

Kabinen:	3	Kojen:	6
Jahr:	2015	Sail	Latten
Yacht-ID	15038	L/T:	11,30 / 1,95

Kabinen:	3	Kojen:	6+2
Jahr:	2018	Sail	Latten
Yacht-ID	16509	L/T:	12,35 / 2,10

Sun Odyssey 449

Kabinen:	4	Kojen:	8+2
Jahr:	2017	Sail	Roll
Yacht-ID	14444	L/T:	13,76 / 1,60

Sun Odyssey 33i

Kabinen:	2	Kojen:	4+2
Jahr:	2013	Sail	Roll
Yacht-ID	5620	L/T:	9,96 / 1,90

Sun Odyssey 35

Kabinen:	3	Kojen:	6
Jahr:	2003	Sail	Latten
Yacht-ID	11665	L/T:	10,75 / 1,45

Bavaria 42 Cruiser

Kabinen:	3	Kojen:	6+1
Jahr:	2005	Sail	Roll
Yacht-ID	3820	L/T:	12,99 / 2,10

Bavaria Cruiser 40

Kabinen:	3	Kojen:	6+1
Jahr:	2012	Sail	Roll
Yacht-ID	16503	L/T:	12,45 / 1,52

Kabinen:	3	Kojen:	6+1
Jahr:	2018	Sail	Roll
Yacht-ID	17319	L/T:	11,23 / 1,60

Oceanis 46.1

Kabinen:	5	Kojen:	10+2
Jahr:	2019	Sail	Latten
Yacht-ID	18582	L/T:	14,60 / 1,75

Yachtcharter Griechenland 

Griechenland mit langer Festlandküste und einer Vielzahl an Inseln bedeutet für Segler nahezu unbegrenzte Möglichkeiten: Hier können Sie täglich aufs Neue Buchten und Strände entdecken, malerische Häfen und Fischerdörfer besuchen und traumhafte Sonnenuntergänge erleben. Die schönen Segelreviere Griechenlands versprechen einen abwechslungsreichen Törn und werden zu Recht zu den besten Revieren in ganz Europa gehören. Von den über 3.000 Inseln Griechenlands liegen die meisten von ihnen im  Ägäischen Meer . Genauso vielfältig wie die Inseln ist die Auswahl an Booten und Yachten der Vercharterer an unseren Stützpunkten.

Griechenland bedeutet Sonne pur, unzählige Inseln, traumhafte Buchten und immer weider verträumte Städte in typisch mediterraner Architektur, wie hier auf Santorin. © maglara/AdobeStock

Einsteiger- und Familientörns im Saronischen Golf und Ionischen Meer

Ob Einsteiger im Segelsport oder erfahrener Profi, für beide bieten Griechenlands Segelreviere die Möglichkeit für einen interessanten Törn. Für Einsteiger und Familien  empfehlen wir zum Beispiel das Ionische Meer vor der Westküste Griechenlands und die Segelgebiete rund um die Halbinsel Peloponnes im Saronischen und Argolischen Golf. Beide sind aufgrund der einfacheren Windverhältnisse für weniger erfahrene Segler geeignet, der Saronische und Argolische Golf vor allem in der Nebensaison. Am Peloponnes reihen sich zahlreiche kleine Fischerdörfer und malerische Buchten aneinander und auch kulturbegeisterte Segler finden auf Inseln wie Ägina und Hydra viele interessante Highlights. Startpunkte sind Athen oder Lavrion , nahe dem Athener Flughafen.  Im Ionischen Meer liegen mit Korfu , Lefkada und Zakynthos ebenfalls traumhafte Inseln. Neben weißen Sandstränden und vielen Buchten, die einen schönen Badeurlaub versprechen, sind die Inseln hier auch sehr grün, sodass sich auch Ausflüge in die Natur empfehlen. 

Korfu gilt besonders für Familien zu den Top-Destinationen in Griechenland. Entdecken Sie die Schönheit der Insel vom Wasser aus. © prosIgn/Adobe Stock

Ruhe und Entspannung in den Nördlichen Sporaden

Wer es lieber ruhiger mag und ein Segelrevier abseits vom Massentourismus sucht, der findet dies in den  Nördlichen Sporaden . Mit zahlreichen einsamen Buchten und langen Stränden gibt es auch hier Gelegenheiten für einen entspannten Badeurlaub. Inseln wie Skiathos und Skopelos sind grüner als die Kykladen. Mit ebenfalls milderen Temperaturen sind sie sehr gut für Outdooraktivitäten geeignet. Taucher finden vor den östlichen Inseln einen Meerespark mit einer lebendigen Unterwasserwelt und Schiffswracks. Sie können im geschützten Pagasitischen Golf von  Volos  aus starten oder von der Insel  Skiathos . Im Frühjahr und Herbst eignet sich das Revier auch für weniger erfahrene Segler. Trotz der geringeren touristschen Frequentierung kann es im Sommer in den Häfen voll werden, da diese geringere Kapazitäten haben als in der restlichen Ägäis.  

Die Inseln der nördlichen Sporaden sind bekannt für Ihren üppigen Bewuchs. Das satte Grün sticht sich kräftig gegen die Blautöne des Meeres ab. Hier etwa auf der Insel Skopelos. © moofushi/AdobeStock

Sportliches Segeln zwischen den Kykladen

Erfahrene Segler zieht es in die Kykladen , die im Altertum auch „Perlen von Hellas“ genannt wurden. Wer vom Festland starten möchte, findet in Lavrion einen nahen Stützpunkt mit einer großen Auswahl an Yachten. Aber Sie können auch direkt von Inseln wie Paros oder Syros lossegeln. Wind- und Kitesurfer finden auf Paros gute Bedingungen und an den diversen schönen Stränden der Insel lässt es sich auch sonnen und baden. Mykonos , die als Insel der Winde bezeichnet wird, bietet dementsprechend ein anspruchsvolles Segelrevier für sportliche Crews. Von hier aus ist es auch nicht weit nach Delos, dem spirituellen Zentrum des antiken Griechenland. Wer länger Zeit hat, kann auch die Insel Kreta in seinen Törn einschließen. Wer entspannter segeln möchte, kann dies nicht weit im Saronischen Golf vor Athen machen. Hier sind die Bedingungen ruhiger und auch hier liegen viele Inseln wie Ägina und Salamina oder Hydra.

Rund um die Kykladen bieten sich erfahrenen Seglern gute Windverhältnisse damit der Segelspaß nicht zu kurz kommt! © Rawf8/AdobeStock

Inselhopping im Dodekanes und den Südlichen Sporaden

Für Sonnenanbeter und Badenixen sind die Südlichen Sporaden  mit der Inselgruppe des Dodekanes das richtige Törnziel. Kurze Distanzen zwischen den Inseln, viele Strände, kleine Fischerdörfer und eine Vielzahl an Sehenswürdigkeiten versprechen Abwechslung und Entspannung. Startpunkte sind zum Beispiel  Rhodos  und  Kos . Von Kos erreichen Sie die nördlichen Inseln der Gruppe, von Rhodos aus bewegen Sie sich im südlichen Teil und können auch die türkische Küste mit Marmaris und Fethiye einbeziehen. Hier müssen Sie an das Ein- und Ausklarieren denken. 

Nutzen Sie Ihre Yachtcharter Griechenland, um die pittoresken Orte auf den Inseln zu entdecken. Spazieren Sie durch die engen Gassen, wie etwa hier in Lindos auf Rhodos. © oleg_p_100/AdobeStock

Die beste Reisezeit für einen Griechenland-Törn

Die beste Reisezeit ist von Mai bis Oktober. Gerade wenn es in Deutschland noch oder schon wieder recht kühl ist, können Sie hier angenehm warme Temperaturen genießen. Außerhalb dieser Zeit können Sie zwar auch segeln, die Wetterbedingungen sind dann aber nicht optimal und die touristischen Angebote nur eingeschränkt verfügbar. Vor allem der Meltemi bestimmt hier das Segeln. Auch wenn die Übersetzungen und Ursprünge des Wortes von "sanftem" und "leichtem" Wind sprechen, kann in den Sommermonaten besonders in den Kykladen um die 8 Beaufort erreichen. Daher sollten vor allem weniger erfahrene Segler ihr Revier sorgfältig wählen (siehe oben) und mit dem Saronischen Golf in der Nebensaison oder dem Ionischen Meer beginnen. 

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Segeln in Griechenland

Traumhafte Strände, zauberhafte Buchten, malerische Fischerdörfer und gemütliche Tavernen machen einen Segeltörn in Griechenland aus. Für viele Segler zählt eine Yachtcharter in Griechenland berechtigterweise zu den attraktivsten Segelgebieten im Mittelmeer. Bei einer Küstenlänge von 13.000 km und 1.400 kleinen Inseln können Sie mit einer Segelyacht oder einem Katamaran auf Entdeckungstour gehen.

Segelboot oder Segelyacht in Griechenland chartern

Das riesige Segelrevier Griechenlands lässt sich mit einem einzigen Segeltörn nicht erkunden. Da das Revier so großflächig und vielseitig ist, gibt es bei jedem Törn etwas Neues zu entdecken. Wunderschöne Strände verzaubern Segler mit ihrem ganz eigenen Charme. Segler erwarten unberührte Buchten und traumhafte Strände mit glasklarem Wasser, die zum Schnorcheln und Relaxen einladen. Auch geschichtsinteressierte Segler kommen bei einer Yachtcharter in Griechenland voll auf ihre Kosten. Antike Ruinen und mittelalterliche Bauwerke können erkundet werden. Lassen Sie sich bei einem Segeltörn in Griechenland von den historischen Siedlungen und Burgen aus der Zeit der Kreuzzüge und einer Landschaft, die verschiedener nicht sein könnte, begeistern. Für einen Landgang bieten sich aber auch gemütliche Spaziergänge auf den belebten Hafenpromenaden an. Schlendern Sie durch die Gassen und genießen Sie die typisch griechischen Spezialitäten in den Restaurants.

Yachtcharter in Griechenland: Segelstützpunkte von Pitter Yachtcharter

Unsere Yachtcharter Basen Volos, Lefkas und Lavrion in Griechenland sind das Tor zu den schönsten Segelrevieren. Sie bieten eine Vielzahl an unterschiedlichen Möglichkeiten. Von unserem Segelstützpunkt in Volos können Sie bei einem Törn die Schönheit und Ursprünglichkeit der Nördlichen Sporaden erleben. Naturliebhabern und Ruhesuchenden eröffnet sich hier eine fast unberührte Inselwelt mit einsamen Buchten und traumhaften Stränden.

Besonders Anfänger und Familien sind von dem geschützten Revier begeistert. Der Meltemi weht hier schwächer als in der restlichen Ägäis, speziell im Frühjahr und im Frühsommer sind die nördlichen Sporaden auch für weniger erfahrene Segler sehr gut geeignet. In den wenigen Häfen kann es in den Sommermonaten, aufgrund der geringen Hafendichte, recht lebendig werden. Von Volos aus können Sie die Inseln Skiathos, Skopelos und Alonnisos erkunden.

Für einen Törn zu den bekannten Ionischen Inseln empfehlen wir ein Boot ab der Nautic Alliance Basis in Korfu oder unserer Nautic Alliance Basis in Lefkas zu mieten. Korfu und die umliegenden Inseln Lefkas, Meganisi, Kefalonia und Zakynthos sind im Sommer ein familienfreundliches Thermikrevier. Der Meltemi setzt meist am späteren Vormittag ein und steigert sich im Laufe des Tages mit etwa 3-4 Beauforts zum idealen Segelwind, der am Abend dann sehr schnell nachlässt und so die Nächte vor Anker meist ruhig und unproblematisch macht. Dort können sowohl lebhafte Badeorte als auch traditionelle Fischerdörfer gefunden werden.

Unabhängig für welchen Segeltörn in Griechenland Sie sich entscheiden, durchkreuzen Sie mit Ihrer Crew oder mit einem Skipper tiefblaues, kristallklares Wasser und segeln an den typischen, weißgekalkten Häusern Griechenlands vorbei. Die beste Segelzeit für Anfänger und Familien ist im Frühling und Frühsommer sowie im Herbst, wenn der Meltemi, der vorherrschende Wind in den Sommermonaten in der Ägäis, noch nicht so stark ist. Im Juli und August sind besonders die Kykladen mit Windstärken mit bis zu 8 Beauforts ein anspruchsvolles Segelrevier. Kräftige Winde liefern hier erfahrenen Seglern optimale Bedingungen für eine Yachtcharter in Griechenland .

Segelboote chartern in Griechenland – ein Traumrevier für jeden Segler

Entdecken Sie die Schönheit der griechischen Inseln und chartern Sie noch heute Ihre Segelyacht und erleben Sie einen unvergesslichen Yachtcharter-Urlaub in Griechenland.

Griechenland hat mit seinen zahlreichen Inseln für jeden Segler etwas Besonderes zu bieten.

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Ein Segelurlaub ab Volos bietet alles, was das Seglerherz begehrt: Der Golf von Volos und die Nördlichen Sporaden – ein Traumrevier unter der Sonne Griechenlands. In Volos erfahren Segelbegeisterte einen hohen Qualitätsstandard zu fairen Preisen. Pitter und Genua Yachting bieten dafür besten Rundum-Service auf einheitlich hohem Qualitätsniveau.

Marina Lefkas, D-Marin

Bei einem Segelurlaub ab Lefkas die wunderschöne Ionische Inselwelt entdecken! Segelurlaub mit hohem Qualitätsstandard zu fairen Preisen in Lefkas.

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Basis: Volos

	Tag	Destination von	nach
	Samstag	Golf von Volos, Volos	Agios Ioannis, Golf von Volos
	Sonntag	Agios Ioannis, Golf von Volos	Agia Kyriaki, Golf von Volos
	Montag	Agia Kyriaki, Golf von Volos	Skiathos, Bucht Koukounaries
	Dienstag	Skiathos, Bucht Koukounaries	Skiathos, Skiathos Stadt
	Mittwoch	Skiathos, Skiathos Stadt	Skopelos, Panormos
	Donnerstag	Skopelos, Panormos	Skopelos, Staphylos
	Freitag	Skopelos, Staphylos	Alonniosis, Tzortzi
	Samstag	Alonniosis, Tzortzi	Alonniosis, Steni Vala
	Sonntag	Alonniosis, Steni Vala	Peristera, Peristeri
	Montag	Peristera, Peristeri	Skopelos, Skopelos Stadt
	Dienstag	Skopelos, Skopelos Stadt	Skopelos, Loutraki
	Mittwoch	Skopelos, Loutraki	Platania, peninsula Pilion
	Donnerstag	Platania, peninsula Pilion	Amaliapolis, Golf von Volos
	Freitag	Amaliapolis, Golf von Volos	Volos, Golf von Volos

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Golf von volos.

Der Golf von Volos ist ein geschütztes Segelrevier und bietet nahezu in jeder Bucht gute Möglichkeiten für Badestopps und Übernachten vor Anker. Zahlreiche nette Hafenorte liegen hier ganz nahe beieinander.

Das Revier des Golfes von Volos und der Nördlichen Sporaden ist ein sehr ursprüngliches Revier mit zahlreichen Ankerbuchten. Je weiter Sie sich von Volos in Richtung Osten bewegen, desto schöner und einsamer scheint das Revier zu werden und die Dichte der Buchten nimmt zu. Ein Teil Griechenlands mit freundlichen Menschen und traumhaften Stränden, welches sich seinen authentischen und ursprünglichen Charme weitgehend bewährt hat. Sie werden begeistert sein.

Der Hafenort Volos liegt im gleichnamigen Golf von Volos, auch Pagasäischer Golf genannt. Umrahmt von einer massiven Bergkette, reihen sich hier im kreisförmigen, nur 15 Seemeilen breiten Golf von Volos, nette kleine Hafenorte und fast einsame Buchten aneinander. Der Golf von Volos alleine, ist schon eine Reise wert. Der große, gut geschützte Hafen von Volos, liegt nahe am Flughafen und bietet alle Versorgungsmöglichkeiten. Daher gilt Volos auch als idealer Ausgangshafen für Törns in die Nördlichen Sporaden.

Amaliapolis, Golf von Volos

Amaliapolis an der Westküste des Golfes ist ein typischer kleiner griechischer Hafenort. Neben einer sehenswerten Kirche und ansprechenden Tavernen, gibt es mehrere kleine Läden und einen ausgezeichneten Strand. Achtung! Richtung Norden und Westen erstreckt sich ein militärisches Sperrgebiet.

Bay Ormos Nies, Golf von Volos

Diese recht tiefe Bucht liegt südlich von Amaliapolis und verspricht ruhige Ankerplätze. Im Westen der Bucht gibt es einen flachen Kiesstrand, ideal zum Baden für Familien mit kleinen Kindern.

Hafen Milina, Ormos Vathoudi, Bay Zasteni, Kottes

An der Ostküste des Pagasäischen Golfes liegt der kleine Hafen Milina direkt vor der Einfahrt zur Bucht Ormos Vathoudi. Geschützt durch die Insel Alatas bietet Milina begrenzt Platz für kleinere Yachten. Es gibt einige Tavernen und einfache Lebensmittelgeschäfte zur Versorgung. Bei ruhigen Wetter kann man auch in der Bucht Zasteni ubernachten oder zumindest einen Badestopp machen. In Kottes gibt es zwei nette Fischlokale.

Agios Ioannis, Golf von Volos

Nur 15 Seemeilen von Volos entfernt liegt Agios Ioannis im Süden, am Ausgang des Golfes auf der Innenseite der nur 2 km langen Halbinsel Paleo TRIKERI.

Agia Kyriaki, Golf von Volos

Der kleine Hafen von Agia Kyriaki liegt direkt am Ausgang des Golfes. Es ist ein kleiner unauffälliger Ort ohne viel Trubel und Hektik, touristisch kaum erschlossen aber mit einigen guten Tavernen und netten kleinen Geschäften.

Chondri Ammos

Die Bucht Chondri Ammos liegt an der Nordseite der Trikeri-Passage auf dem Weg nach Skiathos. An der Südseite grenzt die Bucht an einem schon vom Weiten sichtbaren hellen Steinbruch. In der nördlichen Einbuchtung kann man sicher ankern. Es gibt jedoch keine Versorgungsmöglichkeiten.

Platanias an der Außenseite der Halbinsel Pilion

Kaum besuchte Bucht mit einer kleinen Mole. Am Ende des Einschnittes ist ein kleiner sauberer und völlig naturbelassener Sandstrand.

Skiathos, Bucht Koukounaries

Anders als im Rest des Reviers herrscht auf der Insel Skiathos reger Tourismus. Hier finden Sie viele Traumstrände mit Strandbars und lauter Musik. Doch gegen Abend werden auch hier die Liegestühle leer und die vielen Tagestouristen verschwinden. Zurück bleibt die Ruhe und Ursprünglichkeit der Nördlichen Sporaden. Nach Tagen in einsamen, oft menschenleeren Buchten, ist Skiathos meist eine angenehme Abwechslung. Die Bucht Koukounaries bietet beides, reges Strandleben mit netten Bars am Tag und eine Bilderbuchbucht mit ruhig dümpelnden Yachten unter einem grandiosen Sternenhimmel am Abend. Die langgezogene Ankerbucht mit glasklarem Wasser ist von pinienüberzogenen grünen Hügeln eingerahmt. Ihr Strand ist einer der schönsten Griechenlands.

Skiathos, Skiathos Stadt

Skiathos Stadt ist der große Gegensatz zum übrigen Revier. Hier herrscht Party. Skiathos ist ein lebhafter Touristenort. Er ist Fährknotenpunkt und daher ist es nicht immer leicht einen Platz im Hafen zu finden. Der Ort, mit seinen verwinkelten Gassen, herausgeputzten Häusern und kleinen Läden ist aber durchaus ein Erlebnis. Auf einem Hügel, hoch über dem alten Hafen der Stadt, steht einladend eine alte Windmühle, die zu einem Restaurant umgebaut wurde. Von hier aus hat man eine herrliche 360° Aussicht!

Skopelos, Skopelos Stadt

Wie auch in Skiathos Stadt, ist im Hauptort Skopelos auf der gleichnamigen Insel, im Gegensatz zu den anderen Zielen, etwas mehr los. Der Mole entlang Richtung Stadt, gibt es gleich hinter dem Wellenbrecher, einen kleinen Kiesstrand mit vorgelagerten Felsen, ideal zum Schnorcheln. Hier lässt sich Schwimmen und Schnorcheln und gemütliches durch die Stadt Schlendern und nett zu Abend essen, ideal kombinieren.

Skopelos, Loutraki

Kleiner netter Ort. Von hier aus führt ein Wanderweg (ca. 40-60 Minuten Gehzeit) in das berühmte Bergdorf Glossa. "Glossa" bedeutet Zunge - und diese hängt einem, dort angekommen im wahrsten Sinne aus dem Mund, denn der Weg ins Bergdorf ist steil und anstrengend aber durchaus empfehlenswert! Wer es einfacher möchte, fährt von Skopelos Stadt aus mit dem Taxi oder dem Bus nach Glossa. Mit seinen schmalen Häusern mit bunten Holzbalkonen und Fensterläden, steilen Gassen und engen Treppen sowie vielen Kirchen, strahlt der Ort ein besonders liebliches Flair aus. Auch der Blick aufs Meer ist fantastisch!

Skopelos, Kastani Strand

Kastani Strand ist ein netter Badestopp wenn man von Loutraki nach Panormos unterwegs ist.

Skopelos, Panormos

Die Bucht Panormos liegt in malerischer Waldumgebung. Im südlichen Teil gibt es einen fjordähnlichen Einschnitt, in dem man besonders gut liegt. Es gibt aber keinerlei Versorgungsmöglichkeiten.

Skopelos, Agnontas

Im kleinen Hafen Agnontas ist Versorgung und ein netter Landgang möglich. Bei Winden aus Nordwest und Südwest sowie durch die vorbeirauschenden Schnellfähren entsteht leider schrecklicher Schwell in der Bucht. Steht kein Schwell in den Ort, ist besonders der weite Strand des idyllischen Fischerortes zu empfehlen. Es gibt einige gute Tavernen mit Fisch- und Grillspezialitäten und einen kleinen Supermarkt zum Einkaufen.

Skopelos, Staphylos

Traumhafte Bucht mit großem Strand und bizarren Felsformationen. Die Bucht eignet sich besonders gut zum Schnorcheln. Oberhalb der Bucht liegt ein kleiner Ferienort mit guten Versorgungsmöglichkeiten.

Alonissos, Patitiri

Im Haupthafen Patitiri gibt es zahlreiche Tavernen, Bars und einen Supermarkt. Umgeben von Felswänden liegt man hier nett an der Promenade. Die Chora auf dem Hügel darüber, die wunderschön restaurierte Altstadt Alt-Alonissos bietet einen sagenhaften Ausblick über die Küste! Der Aufstieg dorthin dauert ca. eine Stunde und ist doch recht erschwerlich. Für ungeübte Wanderer gibt es jedoch auch einen Bus von Patitiri hoch ins Bergdorf.

Alonissos, Ormos Kokkinokastro

Die Einfahrt in diese wunderschöne Bucht erfolgt, aufgrund der Untiefen zwischen Alonnisos und dem kleinem Inselchen, von Ost. Achtung! Besondere Vorsicht in diesem Bereich beim Navigieren. Schon von Weiten sieht man die roten Felsen von Kokkinokastro, was übersetzt "rote Burg" bedeutet. Hier befinden sich die Überreste eines antiken Stadtwalls.

Alonissos, Tzortzi

Die Insel Alonnisos gilt als ruhigste und ursprünglichste Insel der Nördlichen Sporaden. Tzortzi ist eine nette weitläufige Bucht in reizvoller Umgebung. Leider ohne jegliche Versorgungsmöglichkeiten. Sehr gut geschützt, außer bei starken östlichen Winden.

Alonissos, Steni Vala

Steni Vala liegt etwa in der Mitte der 20 Kilometer langen südöstlichen Küste von Alonnisos. Steni Vala ist ein nettes, verschlafen wirkendes Fischerdorf mit Liegeplätzen und zahlreichen aneinander reihenden Tavernen am Kai.

Peristera, Peristeri

Die Bucht bietet perfekten Schutz bei Meltemi und ist daher sehr beliebt. Da die Insel unerschlossen ist, gibt es keine Versorgungsmöglichkeiten. Am schönsten liegt man vor dem Sandstrand am Nordostende der Bucht.

Sportliche Seglelcrews können von hier aus auch einen langen Schlag mit ca. 30 Seemeilen plus zur Insel SKYROS machen. Diese vielfältige Insel liegt etwas abseits der touristischen Routen und mutet landschaftlich als auch den Windverhältnissen gemäß schon kykladisch an.

Bitte beachten Sie, dass dies nur ein möglicher Törnvorschlag ist. Die griechische Küste mit ihren unzähligen kleinen Inseln und Buchten bietet eine Vielzahl mehr an Badestopps und Törngestaltungsmöglichkeiten. Bitte passen Sie Ihre individuelle Route den gegebenen Wind- und Wetterbedingungen an.

Route 2 (1 Woche)

	Tag	Destination von	nach
	Samstag	Volos, Golf von Volos	Amaliapolis or Nies, Golf von Volos
	Sonntag	Amaliapolis oder Nies, Golf von Volos	Skiathos, Platanias
	Montag	Skiathos, Platanias	Skopelos, Agnontass
	Dienstag	Skopelos, Agnontass	Skopelos, Skopelos Stadt
	Mittwoch	Skopelos, Skopelos Stadt	Skiathos, Skiathos Stadt
	Donnerstag	Skiathos, Skiathos Stadt	Agia Kyriaki, Golf von Volos
	Freitag	Agia Kyriaki, Golf von Volos	Volos, Golf von Volos

Bucht Ormos Nies, Golf von Volos

Route 3 (1 woche).

Von Volos aus geht es Richtung Sporaden. Der GOLF von Volos und die nördlichen Sporaden bieten beste Segelbedingungen mit kurzen Strecken.

SKIATHOS ist das touristische Zentrum der Sporaden. Hier geht es auf Grund der vielen Fährverbindungen und des Internationalen Flughafens lebhaft zu.

Auf SKOPELOS finden Sie wunderschöne ruhige Buchten. Als Drehort des Kino-Musical "Mama Mia" bekannt, herrscht aber in Skopelos Stadt sowie an der Nordöstküste, bei der kleinen Felskapelle Agios Ioannis, die als Hochzeitskirche im Musical diente, reger Filmtourismus.

Die Nachbarinseln ALONNISOS und PERISTERA sind wesentlich ruhiger, hier finden Sie das ursprüngliche Griechenland. Malerische Häfen mit bunt bemalten Fischerbooten und kleine Strandpromenaden mit typischen Tavernen prägen hier die Gegend.

Besuchen Sie die hoch über den Hafen thronende Altstadt, die Chora des Hauptortes Patitiri auf ALONNISOS. Der Aufstieg ist steil und schwer, aber er lohnt sich. Oder genießen Sie eine entspannte Ankernacht in vollkommener Dunkelheit auf der kleinen unbewohnten Insel PERISTERA. Das Revier bietet alles für einen abwechslungsreichen Törn!

Route 1 (1 Woche)

Basis: Lefkas

	Tag	Destination von	nach
	Sonntag	Lefkas Lefkas	Preveza
	Montag	Preveza	Paxos
	Dienstag	Paxos	Syvota
	Mittwoch	Syvota	Korfu
	Donnerstag	Korfu	Parga
	Freitag	Parga	Lefkas Lefkas

LEFKAS Lefkas

Der Hauptort der ionischen Insel Lefkada im Nordosten der Insel beginnt fast direkt an der Ziehbrücke, die Lefkada mit dem Festland verbindet. Der Ortskern neben der Kirche, ist mit vielen großen Cafes, Restaurants und Bars sehr belebt. Besonders beliebt bei den Besuchern sind die kleinen, verwinkelten und sehr farbenfrohen Gassen der Stadt. In der Fußgängerzone befinden sich zahlreiche Geschäfte zum Einkaufen und Bummeln. Sehenswert ist der Metall- Glockenturm der Kapelle Agios Nikolaos, der dadurch, dass Lefkas erdbebengefährdet ist, aus auffälligen Metallverstrebungen besteht. Die beliebtesten Restaurants befinden sich an der Hafenprommenade von Lefkas, an deren einen Seite unzählige Yachten vor Anker liegen, während auf der anderen Seite kleine Fischerboote im Wasser dümpeln. Auf der kleinen Insel Silba gibt es einige Buchten mit Sandböden im Wasser. Der Inselort Silba selbst ist für den sechseckigen "Liebesturm", den ein Kapitän im 17. Jh. für seine Geliebte bauen ließ besonders bekannt. Die Marina Rab liegt dem mittelalterlichen Kern der Altstadt gegenüber und bietet einen wunderschönen Blick auf die Stadt.

Die Stadt Preveza liegt an der Spitze der Halbinsel, die den Ambrakischen Golf vom Ionischen Meer trennt, etwas oberhalb von Lefkas, ihrem Ausgangshafen. Entlang der Küste beiderseits der Stadt befinden sich zahlreiche Strände. Das Stadtbild der lieblichen, im venezianischem Stil erbauten Stadt, ist durch großzügige Herrenhäuser und zahlreiche Kirchen wie zum Beispiel der Elias Kirche geprägt. Wunderschön anzusehen sind auch die vielen blühenden Gärten und Innenhöfe der Stadt.

Die kleine reizvolle Insel Paxox verfügt über eine hohe Steilküste mit Grotten im Westen. Ihre Häfen sind Lakka, Longos und Gaios, wovon Longos nur bei vollkommen ruhigen Bedingungen zu empfehlen ist. Zu den Highlights zählen die Bucht von Lakka, der Stadthafen von Gaios mit der alten Festungsruine und die Strände im Nordosten von Antipaxos.

• Lakka ist ein Traum von einer Ankerbucht. Dank des sandigen Grundes leuchtet sie in allen Türkistönen. Die große lagunenartige Bucht ist sehr gut besucht, bietet aber genug Raum und Schutz für viele Yachten. Am Pier im Ortskern sitzen viele Crews bis spät in die Nacht. Lakka ist ein ruhiger Ort mit allen Versorgungsmöglichkeiten. Auf den mit Olivenhainen bewachsenen Hügeln steht eine liebliche Kapelle, von wo man einen herrlichen Ausblick auf das Meer hat.
• Gaios: Sicher und sehr geschützt, jedoch viel stärker frequentiert ist der Hafen von Gaios. Schon die Anfahrt nach Gaios ist besonders. Man fährt durch einen schmalen, schlauchartigen Kanal hinter der vorgelagerten Insel Nikolaos zum Hafen. Die besten Plätze befinden sich nahe am Glockenturm bei der kleinen Kirche im hinteren Teil des Hafens. Im Ort gibt es viele nette Seitengässchen, in denen Souvenirshops, Gemüsehändler, Bäcker, Geschäfte und gemütliche Tavernen zu finden sind. Versteckt liegt eine sehenswerte Festungsruine mit gut erhaltenen Wachtürmen, Zisterne und zwei Kanonen in einem schönen Kiefernwald gleich in der Nähe.

Mourtos/Syvota

Ist ein Ort mit einigen vorgelagerten Inseln, Stadthafen und diversen Ankerplätzen. Mourtos hat eine sichere kleine Marina mit einer Vielzahl von Restaurants und Bars entlang der Uferpromenade. Das Leben konzentriert sich hier am Hafenpier. Nordwestlich der Marina liegt ein Steg, der zu den Restaurants gehört und mit einer riesigen Wasserrutsche lockt. Auch zwischen den beiden Inseln südlich gibt es gute Ankerplätze, die Passage ist für Yachten aber nicht passierbar! Alternativ gibt es den nördlich gelegenen Hafen Plataria, die ruhigere Variante zu Mourtos. Oder doch lieber zur kleinen aber feinen Insel Paxox gegenüber?

Korfu,die zweitgrößte Insel im Ionischen Meer, ist eine sehr grüne Insel. Auf Korfu gibt es viel zu sehen, zu erleben und zu unternehmen.

• Korfu Stadt ist eine der schönsten Städte Griechenlands, mit beeindruckenden Plätzen, engen Gassen und Häusern im venezianischen Stil. Empfehlenswert sind die Besichtigungen des nahen Achillion-Palastes von Kaiserin Sisi und des malerischen Dorfes Kanoni, auf der gleichnamigen Halbinsel, 5 km südlich von Korfu Stadt. Von den Cafes dort hat man einen herrlichen Blick auf das schöne weiße Kloster Vlacherna und die Mausinsel - Pontikonissi. Speziell für Kinder auch interessant, die unmittelbare Nähe zur Landebahn des Flughafens von Korfu. Hier kann man die Flugzeuge, welche fast direkt über dem Kopf zur Landebahn fliegen, fast berühren.

Parga liegt malerisch an einem Berghang, die Bebauung steigt zum alten Kastell hin steil an. Die verwinkelten Altstadtgassen ziehen sich ganz hinauf und geben einen grandiosen Blick auf die vorgelagerte Insel Panagia mit der kleinen Kapelle. Parga ist einer dieser typischen Orte des Ionischen Meers mit wechselhafter Geschichte. Schon früh besiedelt, fielen nacheinander Türken, Venezianer, Engländer und Franzosen in diesen wunderschönen Ort ein. Segler, die diesen idyllischen Ort besuchen möchten, können östlich der kleinen Insel ankern oder den kleinen Hafen westlich in der Bucht Valtou ansteuern.

	Tag	Destination von	nach
	Sonntag	Lefkas Lefkas	Meganisi
	Montag	Meganisi	Kalmos
	Dienstag	Kalmos	Ithaka
	Mittwoch	Ithaka	Kefalonia
	Donnerstag	Kefalonia	Lefkas Nydri
	Freitag	Lefkas Nydri	Lefkas Lefkas

Die kleine nur 20 km² große Insel Meganisi liegt nur eine halbe Seemeile östlich von Lefkas. Meganisi ist weitgehend vom Massentourismus verschont und bietet wenige antike Stätten und Sehenswürdigkeiten. Meganisi ist hingegen bekannt für seine vielen interessanten Höhlen und wunderschönen Strände. Die meisten Orte liegen direkt am Wasser, man sitzt im Cafe, mit der eigenen Yacht direkt vor den Füßen. Nur das "Städtchen" Spartochorion thront über den kleinen Hafen Porto Spilia und bietet seinen Besuchern das typische Griechenland-Idyll.

Ithaka, der Sage nach die einstige Heimat von Odysseus bietet zahlreiche schöne Strände und Ankerbuchten.

• Vathi: Der von zwei Hügeln umschlossene Hauptort der Insel Vathi hat einen der größten Naturhäfen und liegt in einer fast fjordartigen weitläufigen Bucht. Die verschiedenen Ankerplätze in Vathi bieten einen schönen Ausblick auf den Ort und das Pier. Vathi ist besonders in der zweiten Reihe hinter der Wasserfront zwischen Tavernen, Minimärkten, Shops und bunten Wohnhäusern äußerst reizvoll. Hier können sich Segler mit Proviant versorgen, gemütlich in einem Cafe oder einer Bar sitzen oder am Abend gut essen gehen. Mit dem Dinghi kann man auch die Kapellen-Insel Lazaretto in der Bucht besuchen.
• Pera Pigadi ist eine der schönsten Ankerbuchten an der Südostseite Ithakas. Das unbewohnte Inselchen Pera Pigadi liegt in der gleichnamigen Bucht, getrennt von einer schmalen Rinne. Auch hier gibt es mehrere attraktive Ankerplätze.

Wunderschöne Badebuchten vor imposanten Steilküsten, einsame Berglandschaften, beschauliche Dörfer und uralte Klöster - die Ionische Insel Kefalonia zählt noch zu den echten Geheimtipps unter Griechenland-Fans. Die Insel hat eine atemberaubende Natur mit wunderschönen Stränden, Höhlen und Grotten sowie verschiedenste Sehenswürdigkeiten zu bieten.

• Efimia: In der tief ins Inselinnere einschneidenden Bucht von Sami an der Ostseite Kefalonias liegt der Hafen von Efimia. Ein Grund, warum viele Crews nach Efimia kommen, ist eine Tropfsteinhöhle mit einem unterirdischen See. Durch die schmale Öffnung in der Decke fällt um die Mittagszeit Licht in das Gewölbe und lässt so den See in einem tiefen Blau erstrahlen. *Poros ist eine malerische, von Bergen umgebene Hafenstadt. Hier finden Sie viele Bars, Fischtavernen, Restaurants und Geschäfte. Außerhalb in Poros bei Broutzi könnend Sie alte Gräber aus der mykenischen Periode sehen. Eine wichtige Sehenswürdigkeit, nur wenige Kilometer von Poros entfernt, ist das Kloster der Heiligen Mutter von Atros (13. Jh.) das auf dem Gipfel des Berg Atros liegt. Es ist das älteste Kloster von Kefalonia und der Blick von oben, vor allem bei Sonnenaufgang ist wunderschön. Durch seine beeindruckende Unterwasserwelt ist der idylische Hafenort auch ein wahres Paradies für Schnorchler
• Poros: Poros ist eine malerische, von Bergen umgebene Hafenstadt. Hier finden Sie viele Bars, Fischtavernen, Restaurants und Geschäfte. Außerhalb von Poros bei Broutzi können Sie alte Gräber aus der mykenischen Periode sehen. Eine wichtige Sehenswürdigkeit, nur wenige Kilometer von Poros entfernt, ist das Kloster der Heiligen Mutter von Atros (13. Jh.) das auf dem Gipfel des Berg Atros liegt. Es ist das älteste Kloster von Kefalonia und der Blick von oben, vor allem bei Sonnenaufgang ist wunderschön. Durch seine beeindruckende Unterwasserwelt ist der idylische Hafenort auch ein wahres Paradies für Schnorchler.
• Argostoli: In Argostoli, der Hauptstadt von Kefalonia, spielt sich reges Leben ab. Entlang der Straße „Lithostroto“ reihen sich die verschiedensten Sehenswürdigkeiten. Üppig ranken die leuchtend violetten Blumen an den Fassaden. Rund um das Hafenbecken drapieren sich malerisch in zartem Rosa, Safrangelb oder Blau gestrichene Häuschen mit Cafes, Bars, und Souvenirshops. Dazu gibt es Tavernen mit Stühlen auf der Pier direkt vorm Heck der Yachten.
• Assos Assos ist eine der weniges Möglichkeiten für Durchreisende auf dem Weg zum Strand Myrtos oder nach Fiskardo einen Zwischenstopp einzulegen. Der Ort liegt an der Steilküste und ist nicht einfach anzulaufen. Assos ist ein echter Hit, ein urig kleiner griechischer Hafen. In Assos stehen Ruinen einer alten Festungsanlage, die man bei einem etwa 30-minütigen Fußweg erkunden kann.
• Fiskardo ist ein tradtitionelles Fischerdorf mit typisch griechischem Flair. Die malerischen kleinen Gassen sind mit prachtvoll von den Balkonen hängenden Blumen geschmückt. Umringt ist das venezianisch anmutende Fiskardo von dichten Wäldern. Besonders sehenswert sind die alte normanische Kirchenruine und der große runde Leuchtturm.

Route 3 (2 Wochen)

	Tag	Destination von	nach
	Sonntag	Lefkas Lefkas	Kalamos oder Kastos
	Montag	Kalamos oder Kastos	Atokos
	Dienstag	Atokos	Ithaka
	Mittwoch	Ithaka	Kefalonia Poros
	Donnerstag	Kefalonia Poros	Zakynthos div. Bucht
	Freitag	Zakynthos	Zakynthos Stadt
	Samstag	Zakynthos Stadt	Kefalonia Argostoli
	Sonntag	Kefalonia Argostoli	Kefalonia Assos
	Montag	Kefalonia Assos	Kefalonia Fiskardo
	Dienstag	Kefalonia Fiskardo	Lefkas Syvota
	Mittwoch	Lefkas Syvota	Meganisi
	Donnerstag	Meganisi	Lefkas Nidiri
	Freitag	Lefkas Nidiri	Lefkas Lefkas

Auf der kleinen Insel Kalamos leben die meisten Leute im gleichnamigen sehr lebhaften Ort. Beliebt ist hier eine Wanderung zu den Windmühlen am Strand bzw. können Segler direkt in der Bucht bei den Windmühlen ankern - ein beliebtes Fotomotiv! Im südlichen Teil der Insel, der Nachbarinsel Kastos zugewandt, ist eine der schönsten Ankerbuchten Griechenlands: Port Leone. Mit Blick auf die Bergkulisse von Kalamos liegt hier auf einem Felsvorsprung das "Geisterdorf" bei Port Leone, welches sich für eine Entdeckungstour anbietet.

Das schmale, langgestreckte Eiland bietet an seiner Süd-, West-, und Ostseite eine Reihe sehr guter Ankerplätze. Mit türkisfarbenem Wasser und kaum Bebauung an Land ist die Insel perfekt für einen Badestopp. Das kleine verschlafene Inseldörflein Kastos selbst besitzt einen kleinen typischen Inselhafen, auch kann man in der Hafenbucht ankern. An Land gibt es wenig, einen Minimarkt, zwei Tavernen und die obligatorische kleine Kirche.

Auf der gerade einmal 4 km langen und 1 km breiten Insel befindet sich die bekannte "One House Bay", auf der eigentlich zwei Häuser stehen, eine Kapelle und ein einfaches Haus. Die Bucht bietet einen wunderschönen Strand mit türkisfarbenem Meer vor der Kulisse senkrecht aufragender weißer Kalkfelsen.

Zakynthos, die nach Korfu bekannteste ionische Tourismusinsel, ist sehr dicht besiedelt. Sowohl ruhige Fischer- oder Bergdörfer, als auch Touristenorte mit Nachtleben bis in den Morgen kann man hier finden. Begünstigt durch das glasklare Wasser gibt es sehr viele Tauchschulen. Highlights der Insel sind: die Wreck Bay, die Bucht mit dem gestrandeten Frachter im Westen, die "Blauen" Grotten und Höhlen an der Nordostseite, Zakynthos Stadt selbst sowie der Nationalpark mit der Insel der Schildkröten (Marathonissi) und die vielen anderen Bilderbuch-Buchten im Süden. Ein Ausflug zur Privatinsel Marathonissi, der Schildkröteninsel, eignet sich perfekt für eine Schnorcheltour. Ebenfalls sehenswert ist die kleine Stadt Limni Keri, die im Südwesten der Insel liegt. Hier findet man einen Leuchtturm, der einen phänomenalen Blick auf das Meer bietet. Beliebt ist uach die kleine Bade- und Partyinsel Cameo ganz im Süden. Die kleine Insel ist mit einem Holzsteg mit Zakynthos verbunden und am Abend verwandelt sich die Badebucht in einen Party Hotspot, wo ordentlich die Post abgeht.

• Zakynthos Stadt : Die lebendige Hafenstadt bietet nach Tagen in kleinen und kleinsten Fischerdörfern und Dorfhäfen durchaus etwas Abwechslung. Hier kann man alles kaufen, durch die Fußgängerzone schlendern und den Tag in Cafes und Tavernen verbringen. Für Kulturinteressierte gibt es einige Museen und Kirchen zu besichtigen.

Lefkas Syvota

Ormos Syvota liegt in einer perfekt geschützten Bucht. Platz gibt es hier genug, neben dem sehr langen Pier an der Westseite kann die gesamte Bucht als Ankerplatz genutzt werden. Um die kesselartige Bucht reiht sich eine Taverne und Bar an die andere. Syvota ist sehr von der Seglerszene geprägt, außer Surfer gibt es hier kaum Landtouristen.

Lefkas Nidri

Nidri ist ein pulsierender Touristenort, die Auswahl an Cafes, Bars und Tavernen ist hier besonders groß. Nidri hat ein lebhaftes Nachtleben, die Nächte hier sind länger als in anderen Teilen des Reviers. Zum Bummeln und für die Versorgung sind parallel zur Pier in der Hauptstraße hinter der ersten Häuserzeile zahlreiche kleine Läden, Geschäfte und Supermärkte. Im Frühling empfiehlt sich eine Wanderung zum nur 3 km entfernten Wasserfall (Beschilderung: Katarakes, nordlich des Fähranlegers), im Sommer ist er jedoch nur ein kleines Rinnsal.

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Griechenland und die griechischen Inseln sind ein Traumziel für Segler . Bereits im Frühjahr und auch noch im Herbst finden Segler hier angenehm warme Temperaturen mit viel Sonne und idealen Windbedingungen.

Die Temperaturen liegen bereits im März und April tagsüber bei durchschnittlich 17°C und nachts bei 12°C. Ab Mai steigen die Temperaturen bereits auf durchschnittlich 25°C tagsüber und 23°C nachts. Die Sommermonate Juli und August sind die heißesten Monate, mit Temperaturen von bis zu 40°C am Tag und bis zu 25°C in der Nacht. Auch in der Nachsaison von September bis November ist es mit durchschnittlich 23°C am Tag und bis zu 19°C in der Nacht, immer noch sehr mild.

• Volos: In Volos erwarten Sie warme und klare Sommer . Die beste Reisezeit für Ihren Besuch liegt zwischen Ende Juni bis Ende August. Im Juli sind die Temperaturen in Volos am höchsten (ca.30°C). Der Segelwind Meltemi weht hier im Frühjahr wesentlich stärker als in den Sommermonaten, wo er für angenehme Segelbedingungen sorgt.
• Lefkas: Von Mai bis Oktober können Sie auf der Insel Lefkas stets angenehm warme Temperaturen für Ihren Segeltörn erwarten. Der August weist eine Durchschnittstemperatur von 30°C auf. Die Wassertemperatur liegt im Mai bereits bei ca. 23°C und steigt in den Sommermonaten auf 26 bis 28°C. Der Segelwind Meltemi weht hier im Sommer meist vom späten Vormittag bis zum frühen Abend, die Sommernächte sind meist windstill, ideal zum Ankern.
• Lavrion: Ab April ist das Wetter in Lavrion bereits wunderbar . Die wärmsten Monate sind Juni, Juli, August und auch der September. Der Meltemi (trockener kühler Nord-Wind; bringt gute Sichtbarkeit) bläst vor allem in den Sommermonaten Juni bis September. Der angenehme kühlende, aber oft sehr starke Segelwind Meltemi weht normalerweise vom Nachmittag bis zum Sonnenuntergang. In den Kykladen finden Sie ideales Segelwetter für erfahrene Crews mit viel Wind, im Saronischen- und Argolischen Golf sind die Windbedingungen wesentlich milder. Achtung ist aber auch hier zwischen den Inseln vor Kap- und Düseneffekten geboten.

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Steckbrief für Bavaria 32 Cruiser

Typ	Segelyacht
Modell	32 Cruiser
Gebraucht/Neu	Gebrauchtboot
Zustand	guter Zustand
Preis	EUR 89.000,- inkl. MwSt.
Steuerung	Kurzkiel
Material	Kunststoff GFK
Standort	Neustadt in Holstein
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Abmessungen

Länge	9.99
Breite	3.42
Tiefgang	1.95

Antrieb	Saildrive
Hersteller	Volvo Penta D1-20F
Motorleistung	1 x 19 PS / 14 kW
Treibstoff	Diesel

Schönes Eignerschiff mit Liegeplatz in Neustadt in Holstein, Volvo Penta D1-20 F Dieselmotor, Saildrive Manschette erneuert 2020, 2-fl. Festpropeller, Elvström Rollgroß, Elvström Rollgenua, Spibaum, Gennaker von Leosails, Gennakerbaum, Rodkicker, Pantry mit Gasherd 2-fl. inkl. Backofen, Spüle, Warmwasser über Strom und Motor, elektr. Druckwasser, Selbststeueranlage Garmin, Garmin Kartenplotter, UKW Funk, AIS Empfänger, Windmess, Kompass, Navtex, Landanschluß, 2 Batterien 140 Ah aus 2022, Ladegerät, elektr. Ankerwinde, elektr. Lenzpumpe, Dieselheizung, TV mit DVB-T im Salon, Sprayhood, Seereling, Teak im Cockpit, große Badeplattform, Badeleiter. Liegeplatz: ancora Marina, Neustadt in Holstein