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Imagine a Greek Easter Holiday yacht charter sailing aboard a luxurious yacht through the beautiful waters of Greece. You, your family, and your friends can sail and explore the Greek coastlines while enjoying delicious food, unique architecture, and age-old customs. In 2024, Greek Easter is on Sunday, May 5.
Reserve your Greek Easter Holiday Yacht-Charter soon and participate in a memorable celebration.
Favorite Greek Easter Holiday Yacht-Charter Boats
Greek Easter traditions blend with a relaxing cruise in the Argosaronic Gulf on a festive holiday charter. Enjoy a holiday full of festivities and authentic local customs and traditions. Taste delicious typical Easter dishes and enjoy the most solemn yet joyful time of the year.
Click on each link below for more information about these luxury yacht charters.
M/Y SUMMER FUN
Guests rave about SUMMER FUN’s cuisine, top-notch crew, and unique destinations. The captain knows some of the most private anchorages for swimming and snorkeling!
SUMMER FUN is a 101-foot Admiral motor yacht that sleeps up to 12 guests in 6 staterooms.
M/Y WIDE LIBERTY
By the end of your yachting holiday aboard WIDE LIBERTY, you will feel like the crew is family. They are famous for their warmth and hospitality — a perfect combination for a Greek Easter holiday yacht charter.
This 92-foot Torgem motor yacht sleeps up to 10 guests in 5 staterooms.
M/Y ALEGRIA
After cruising with ALEGRIA, guests had very positive feedback. They commented about the delicious food, the incredible Greek Islands, and the way the crew made them feel special.
ALEGRIA is an 82-foot San Lorenzo motor yacht that sleeps up to 8 guests in 4 staterooms.
S/C MELITI
Guests loved their time aboard MELITI. They noted how delicious and plentiful the meals were. The crew’s great energy and positive nature were also highlights for guests. One guest noted, “Perfection requires passion, and the crew has a passion for the sea, the boat, work, and guests.”
56-foot Lagoon sailing catamaran sleeps up to 10 guests in 5 cabins.
All of these yachts are like a floating resort. You’ll feel pampered while cruising the beautiful Greek Islands.
What makes a Greek Easter special?
The weather. It is an ideal time of the season! The weather is warming up, the seas are calm, and spring is blooming.
The festive atmosphere. Each day is different during Holy Week. What’s more, the atmosphere is fantastic. On each island in the evening, you will hear the church bells tolling and feel the energy as the locals celebrate.
The traditions. On Good Friday, a candlelit funeral procession takes place in every church. The procession takes place outside, with everyone holding candles. On the night of Holy Saturday, fireworks light up the sky, and the atmosphere becomes festive.
The restaurants open up after midnight. Then, it’s time for the Greek Easter egg-cracking tradition. Each person picks an egg and clinks it against someone else’s egg. The participants say to each other: “Christ has risen!”
The food. Like most Christian holidays, food plays a significant role during Greek Easter. On Easter Sunday, locals roast lamb for hours, bake fragrant bread, and prepare delicious desserts. The aroma permeates the air.
You can even enjoy a traditional Greek Easter dinner aboard your private yacht.
Who should go on a Greek Easter holiday yacht charter?
You should go on a Greek Easter Holiday yacht charter if you want to:
- Enjoy a vacation that is both relaxing and adventurous
- Experience the Greek Easter weekend like a local
- Look into the many traditions and religious customs surrounding the Greek Easter holiday
- Participate in authentic celebrations
- Visit the islands when the wildflowers are in bloom, and the hillsides are fresh with new green grass.
- Indulge in delicious local food and wine
What yacht is right for me?
There are many yachts from which to choose for your Greek Easter holiday yacht charter. A more spacious boat, such as a motor yacht, is a good choice for larger groups and families. Click on the links below to see examples of motor yachts.
- 192-foot CAPRI I
- 176-foot PERSEFONI
- 173-foot PEGASUS
- 170-foot WIND OF FORTUNE
Where can you charter a yacht in Greece?
- Cyclades Islands – Southeast of mainland Greece, the Aegean Sea awaits you with enchanting islands like Naxos and Delos.
- Dodecanese Islands – Situated off the western coast of Turkey, the 15 Dodecanese Islands feature a fascinating blend of cultures.
- Ionian Islands – More sheltered from the Summer winds, the beautiful Ionian Islands make for a convenient charter trip from Athens.
- Saronic Islands – Churches, museums, historic sites, and great beaches sum up the Saronic Islands, a quick journey from Athens.
- Sporades Islands – Ancient sites and natural beauty await you in the Sporades. Hike, kayak, scuba, or treat yourself to delicious seafood.
Book Your Greek Easter Holiday Yacht Charter
Sailing on a yacht charter in Greece during the Easter holiday is a unique blend of traditions and beauty. Spring brings vibrant decorations to charming villages and lively Easter markets. The calm Mediterranean waters invite relaxation and swimming. You’ll also be able to join local Easter celebrations, from solemn processions to festive feasts.
Whether you’re island hopping the Cyclades, Ionian, or other Greek islands, an Easter yacht charter offers a special mix of culture and nature. It is a memorable way to experience Greece’s island wonders.
Experience the beauty of spring in the Greek Islands. It’s time to visit Greece.
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SAMELI
€49,000 – €65,000 Per week Greece -
AGATA BLU
€54,000 – €65,000 Per week Caribbean Leewards + 5 others -
WONDERFUL
$59,000 – $69,000 Per week Caribbean Leewards + 2 others -
ALENA
€34,000 – €47,000 Per week Greece -
D2
€33,000 – €48,000 Per week Greece -
MAJESTY OF GREECE
€34,000 – €47,000 Per week Greece -
FUNSEA
€39,900 – €46,500 Per week Greece + 1 others -
Andilis
€39,500 – €45,000 Per week Greece
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Absolutely! Many motor yachts offer child-friendly amenities, including safety equipment, water toys, and entertainment systems. Inform your broker about traveling with children to ensure appropriate yacht selection and crew.
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The booking process typically involves selecting your preferred yacht, agreeing on the charter dates, and making a deposit. Closer to the charter date, you’ll finalize the itinerary, menu preferences, and other details.
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It’s recommended to pack light and include swimwear, sun protection, comfortable clothing, and a jacket for cooler evenings. Don’t forget your camera for the beautiful scenery.
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Most Virgin Island yacht charters include a crew, consisting of a captain, chef, and deckhands, depending on the yacht’s size and type. Gratuities for the crew are usually not included in the charter fee and are typically 10-20% of the charter cost, given at the charterer’s discretion. CKIM Group can clarify specific inclusions for your chosen yacht.