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Guide to Greece Yacht Charters

Welcome to Greece, one of the most beautiful destinations in the Mediterranean! With its picturesque islands, white sand beaches, one-of-a-kind sunsets, and historic monuments, Greece truly is as beautiful in person as it looks online. Not to mention it’s one of Europe’s most-loved sailing destinations. If you’re looking for a vacation that has it all, from fun to relaxation to exceptional food, historic sites, unforgettable views, and everything in between, Greece is the place to go. There’s no better way to explore the country than by boat, so here’s our guide to Greece yacht charters so you can enjoy some of the best boating destinations the Mediterranean has to offer on your next sailing vacation. 

 

Weekly yacht charters in Greece 

Sailo offers a wide variety of yacht charter options for your Greek vacation, so your rental possibilities are virtually endless. You can choose from hundreds of sailboats, catamarans and motor boats, when booking your boat rental, depending on your travel preferences, number of guests, and activities on your Greece must-do list.

When you are looking for a week-long boat rental in Greece, a Sailo feature that might be interesting for you is the option to reserve for free the yacht charter of your choice, as well as modify or cancel that  reservation within 24 hours to make sure you make the best choice for your Greece vacation. You can also hire a skipper for your trip or rent a boat without a captain, depending on your sailing experience. When booking, be sure to use the filters to refine your searches on Sailo, which will allow you to select the type of boat you’re looking to rent, your preferred travel dates, your price range, the number of guests in your party, and even a crew or captain, should you request one. 

Renting a boat for one week or more will give you sufficient time to experience a lot of what the amazing Greek Islands have to offer, from Santorini sunsets to fun in the sun in Paros and everything in between. Charter your yacht for at least a week to sail to any Greek destination that suits your fancy, dine on delicious Mediterranean cuisine, try out the watersports of your dreams, and bask in the unforgettable Greece sunshine. 

 

Tips and tricks for your Greek getaway

When booking your Greece vacation, you’ll want to keep in mind the most popular and best times of year to go. By far the busiest time of year for Greece tourism is the heart of summer, from mid-July to late August. You can expect more manageable crowds from mid-June to mid-July as well as September, and the lowest crowd levels are from April to mid-June and October to mid-November. We recommend booking your trip for anytime in late April to late June or mid-to-late September so you can take advantage of more temperate weather and calmer waters. But overall, you’re sure to have a wonderful time sailing in Greece as long as you book your trip for the Spring or Summer seasons.

You have a few airport options when it comes to traveling to Greece, but by far the most common ones to fly to are in Athens and Thessaloniki. You can also fly into Santorini, Heraklion, Paros, and Mykonos, but you are more likely to find a better price when flying into the two most popular airports. If you are planning to start sailing on your arrival day, remember that you can add transportation to and from the marina to your Sailo yacht charter reservation. 

One week itinerary for sailing Greece

When visiting Greece, you want to make sure you spend some time seeing all of the most popular and most loved destinations, including Athens and the dozens of Greek islands that make up this beautiful country. Here is an example of a one week itinerary to follow on your Mediterranean getaway. 

Begin your vacation by flying into Athens, heading to the marina in Alimos, and setting course for the sea. Alimos is conveniently located just a short drive from Athens, so whether you spend a day or two in Athens before heading to Alimos or you go straight to Alimos from the Athens airport, your time getting to the marina will be a breeze. After boarding your boat rental, your first stop will be the city of Methana, home to 32 volcanoes and relaxing hot springs. You can port here overnight before making your way to Hydra, a car-free island known for sunset views and a bustling nightlife scene. Over your week-long adventure, sail to the historic town of Spetses, the watersport-heaven of Poros, and perhaps the most picturesque stop of your whole trip, Aegina, known for the gorgeous Temple of Athena. This one-week round trip starting in Athens will give you unforgettable views of Greece’s rich historic landmarks and turquoise waters, and enough fun experiences to last a lifetime (or until your next visit).

 

There are so many areas to explore on your visit to Greece, from the historic sites on Saronic Islands to the turquoise waters off the coast of the Ionian Islands to the spectacular views of the Cyclades or the amazing Dodecanese yachting destinations. You’re sure to find beauty, fun, relaxation, and magical memories on your trip.

What are you waiting for? Your taste of island paradise awaits you in Greece; your yacht charter is just a click away!

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