Mediterranean | Greece
Greece Yacht Charters
Exploring the Mediterranean beauty in Greece on a luxury yacht charter is an experience like no other.
Exploring the Mediterranean beauty of Greece on a luxury yacht charter is an experience like no other—a journey through the enchanting Greek Islands with our exclusive Greece Yacht charter. Greece is among the most captivating destinations for luxury yacht charters.
We invite you to explore the rich history and cultural tapestry that make Greece a timeless and welcoming destination.
Whatever your interests, Greece yacht charters offer a diverse and memorable vacation. Guests can expect the best services, cuisine, and freedom a yacht vacation offers.
The Greek yacht charter industry is one of the world’s most vibrant, thanks to its 17,000-mile coastline. Today, over 2,000 ports in Greece and many marinas offer everything from dining facilities to tennis courts. Greek island yacht charters are a popular way to see the beautiful coastline and experience some cultures firsthand.
Greek Islands Yacht Charters | Yacht Types
Yacht charters in Greece offer a variety of boats for different adventures, including sailing yachts, catamarans, and motor yachts. These include moderately priced boats and high-end superyachts.
Explore our yachts below, see our Greece Summer yacht charters or specials, and plan your escape.
- Motor Yacht Charters in Greece – Ranging 65ft to 300ft +, sleeping from two guests to as many as 12 guests plus staff.
- Monohull Sailboat Charters in Greece – Crewed sailboats range from 60ft, sleeping two to eight guests, to 150ft + sleeping up to 10 guests.
- Motor-Sailor Charters in Greece – generally sleeping six to 12 or more guests in three to six guest cabins. In Turkey, you can charter motor sailors sleeping with more than 12 guests visiting the Dodecanese Greek islands.
- Sailing Catamaran Charters in Greece – sizes range from 45 to 80 ft, sleeping eight to 10 guests plus crew.
- Power Catamaran Charters are becoming popular. They use less fuel than regular motor yachts. Most power catamarans can accommodate up to eight guests in four cabins.
Contact CKIM Group to discuss yacht types if you’re uncertain about the best choice for your charter plans. We’re eager to assist you in finding the perfect fit for your vacation.
Greece Yacht Charters | History
History enthusiasts will enjoy visiting Greece, the birthplace of democracy, and renowned philosophers such as Socrates and Plato. Greece also holds the origins of ancient Greek gods and their captivating mythology.
In 1866, the Dutch coined the word yacht. It combines the Swedish word Jagt (meaning hunt) with the German word Boot (meaning boat).
Greece Yacht Charters | Destinations and Scenery
Aegean Beauty | Cyclades Islands Yacht Charters
Discover Sporades Islands Yacht Charters | Mama Mia
Dodecanese Islands Yacht Charters | Aegean Elegance
Greece Power Catamaran Charters For Family Fun
Ionian Islands Yacht Charters | Adventure Awaits
Kalamata | Famous Olive-Growing Island
Saronic Islands | Serene and Beautiful
Your experience in Greece will undoubtedly provide you with many years of future storytelling. Relax on quiet, golden beaches and swim in endless crystal blue waters. Stroll along ancient paths and see traditional whitewashed houses with iconic blue roofs. Meet friendly locals and learn about their culture.
The photographic possibilities in Greece and its surroundings are boundless, so be sure to bring your camera! We can also arrange videography and photography of your trip.
Where Can You Visit on a Greek Yacht Charter?
Navigating the vast waters of Greece on a yacht charter unveils many regions to explore. Some islands to visit are Mykonos, Santorini, Kythnos, Milos, Hydra, Spetses, and Meganisi.
The most popular destinations are the Cyclades, Sporades, and Dodecanese Islands. In the west are the Ionian Islands and Peloponissos. Visit these fascinating islands on a Greek yacht charter arranged through CKIM Group.
Cyclades Islands Yacht Charters
Whether you're looking for nightlife, beaches, ancient ruins, natural beauty, or quiet villages, a Greek island is perfect. For those who prefer their boats with History attached, a visit to the Cyclades Islands will indeed please. These twelve islands in the Aegean Sea were once part of a powerful maritime empire ruled by Athens.
Mykonos, Santorini, and Paros are these islands' most renowned and stylish destinations. Anti-Paros, the Little Cyclades, Milos, and Sifnos are ideal islands for off-the-beaten-path adventures.
Today, the Cyclades offer spectacular views and fascinating remnants of past civilizations like Mykonos Town and Delos Island. You can also visit Rhodes in the Dodecanese Islands close to Turkey. Rhodes is one of the most populated islands in Greece. It is home to one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World: The Colossus of Rhodes.
Furthermore, the Ionian Islands boast Shipwreck Beach, the most photographed beach in Greece. With abundant sights and activities, you may need to charter multiple times to explore Greece from the water.
The Ionian Islands
The Ionian Sea, offers some of the most beautiful white sand beaches in Greece. The main islands of Zakynthos, Corfu, Lefkas, and Kefalonia in addition to smaller islands.
The west coast of Greece is a popular destination, especially during the summer months. This area offers calmer seas, smaller towns and green landscape. Wineries are found on many islands.
Aegean Islands | Mama Mia
Aegean Islands: Each of these areas offers a distinct and captivating experience. The Ionian Seas, with clear waters and scenic beauty, provide a peaceful retreat. These islands are popular Greek yacht charter sailing areas.
The Saronic Gulf
The Saronic Islands are some of Greece's top cruising grounds. The islands are close to Athens and offer protected sailing during the peak Meltemi wind season of July and August. You can visit Spetses, Hydra, where there are no cars, Aegina, the pistachio capital, and Poros with its charming bay.
During a Saronic Gulf itinerary, you may visit Greece's first capital city, Nafplion. Climb the stairs from the center of town to the Palamidi Fortress, which overlooks the town and port. The view is fantastic during the day and at night.
Greece Yacht Charters | Yacht Crew
Yacht Crew
Your yacht in Greece meets the highest standards in the yachting industry. Greek crew is also some of the most experienced and hospitable people you will encounter. Moreover, many Greek yacht crews have worked together for years. They have a great rapport, making charter experiences even more enjoyable.
Private Chef
From the Captain to the chef, you will love the service and warmth your Greece yacht charter crew provides. Many of the chefs have worked at prestigious restaurants and have even won numerous culinary competitions. Your private chef will surprise and delight you daily with fresh ingredients at your fingertips and your specific preferences.
Your yacht chef can make various meals to suit different dietary needs, such as vegetarian, vegan, plant-based, and gluten-free.
Before your charter, you and your guests will complete a preference form detailing your food and drink preferences. In addition to signature cocktails, enjoy fantastic local wines, spirits, and other drinks to complement your meals.
Greece Yacht Charters | Vacations
Greece yacht charter guests should plan to spend additional days on land in Athens to experience more historical sites. Since there is so much to see and do, you may want to rent a villa or stay in a resort before or after your charter.
There are many options within Athens and other nearby locations. We can arrange city and countryside excursions before or after your charter. For more information on our luxury travel and transportation services, please see ILX Travel.
Explore Athens, Crete, Mykonos, and Santorini while enjoying your stay in top-tier hotels. We have years of experience helping to create customized Greece experiences for our clients. Above all else, we work with you to create memories that best incorporate your interests and desires.
Please inquire about multi-week trips, combining your Greece yacht charter with stops in Turkey, or whatever else may interest you and your group. Let us help plan your charter itinerary.
Greek Yacht Charters Large Group Options
We can also arrange tandem charters if you are traveling with a large group or another family. The earlier you get in touch, the more flexibility you will have. Contact us to learn more about your next Greek yacht charter.
Best Time to Visit Greece on a Yacht Charter
If you're looking for a leisurely sail with light winds, late spring and early summer are ideal. The winds are mild, and the sea is calm. It is the perfect time to relax in the sunshine or dive into the refreshing waters. In June, temperatures usually range from 75-85 degrees, making exploring the coast pleasant.
On the other hand, if you're seeking some adrenaline-fueled sailing experiences, visit Greece during July and August. During these months, the infamous Meltemi wind dominates the Aegean Sea, providing some of the most exhilarating sailing experiences.
The strongest winds provide challenging yet rewarding conditions for your sailing vacation. Exploring the Cyclades islands, with an average temperature of 85 degrees, is popular.
However, if you prefer a calmer and more relaxed holiday, avoid Greece charters during September and October. The Meltemi winds calm down during these months. If you're uncomfortable navigating a yacht with no wind, opting for an earlier or later season is best.
Review our Greece General Information page for the best things to do in Greece. Also, see our Greece Charter Specials page for the latest specials for this incredible destination.
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ChristAl MiO
€34,000 - €47,000 / week + expenses Greece -
DRAGON
€105,000 - €115,000 / week + expenses Greece + 1 others -
ZALIV III
€210,000 - €235,000 / week + expenses Croatia + 2 others -
ALTHEA
€41,500 - €46,500 / week + expenses Greece -
GENNY
€55,000 - €78,000 / week + expenses Greece -
AD ASTRA 80
€70,000 - €90,000 / week + expenses Greece