- -29 %
Lagoon 42 - Lagoon (2020)Marina Alimos - KalamakiCapacity 12Cabins 6 cabBerths 12Engine 2x54hpDraught 1.25mSize 42ft- -19 %
Oceanis 37 - Beneteau (2010)Marina Alimos - KalamakiCapacity 8Cabins 3 cabBerths 8Engine 1x30hpDraught 1.90mSize 39ft- -10 %
Lagoon 380 S2 - Lagoon (2015)Marina Alimos - KalamakiCapacity 10Cabins 6 cabBerths 10Engine 2x29hpDraught 1.15mSize 38ft- -19 %
Sun Odyssey 36i - Jeanneau (2010)Lavrio - Olympic MarinaCapacity 8Cabins 3 cabBerths 8Engine ---Draught 1.94mSize 36ftReinforced Health Measures- Dufour 48 Catamaran - Dufour (2019)Marina Alimos - KalamakiCapacity 11Cabins 5 cabBerths 11Engine 2x41hpDraught 1.30mSize 48ftwith skipper / crew
- -29 %
Lagoon 450 F - Lagoon (2020)Marina Alimos - KalamakiCapacity 10Cabins 6 cabBerths 10Engine 2x54hpDraught 1.30mSize 46ft- -29 %
Lagoon 450 F - Lagoon (2019)Marina Alimos - KalamakiCapacity 10Cabins 6 cabBerths 10Engine 2x55hpDraught 1.30mSize 46ft- -10 %
Lagoon 42 - Lagoon (2018)Marina Alimos - KalamakiCapacity 12Cabins 6 cabBerths 12Engine 2x57hpDraught 1.35mSize 42ft- Oceanis 473 - Beneteau (2003)Marina Alimos - KalamakiCapacity 8Cabins 4 cabBerths 8Engine 1x59hpDraught 1.00mSize 47ft
- -5 %
Lagoon 42 - Lagoon (2017)Lavrio -main portCapacity 10Cabins 4 cabBerths 8+2Engine 2x58hpDraught 1.25mSize 42ftReinforced Health Measures
Three Reasons to Charter a Yacht in Greece
1. Perfect Sailing Conditions
Greece has long been a haven for sailors from all over the world. The consistent trade winds, all year round sunshine and warm temperatures present optimal conditions for a yacht charter, in addition to the easy navigation by sight due to the close proximity of all the islands. Both novice and experienced sailors will find something to suit them; with milder winds and safer bays in the Saronic Gulf, Sporades Islands and Ionian Sea for those less confident, and then stronger winds in the Aegean Sea to give a nice challenge for the pro’s!
2. Captivating Coastline
Greece boasts over 3,700km of impressive coastline, making it the eleventh longest in the world. This provides endless exciting navigation options for sailors, and we have over 1,800 boats available for a yacht charter from various bases along the coast, so you will be sure to find the perfect charter for you! There are thousands of islands to explore, each with a unique charm, so a sailing holiday in Greece will not disappoint.
3. Extraordinary Heritage
The rich history of Greece is one of its major attractions, with awe-inspiring ruins all over the country, a yacht charter here will give you the opportunity to explore these globally-important cultural treasures. Moor your boat in Athens and pay a visit to the Acropolis, made up of white marble remnants of the city of Pericles which was last inhabited in 510BC, is considered one of the most prominent ancient sites in the world, and is truly worth exploring. Similarly, the ancient ruins of the city of Olympia are a must-see; you can visit the spot where the Olympic torch is still lit at the start of each games.
Award-Winning Beaches
As of 2017, Greece ranks second in the world for Blue Flag quality, with 486 beaches and 12 marinas being honoured with such recognition for their cleanliness, water quality and environmental management. There are too many incredible beaches scattered all over Greece to name them all, but there are a bunch which are only accessible by boat, so if you really want to explore this stunning archipelago, a yacht charter is certainly the way forward!
Some of these which are definitely worth a visit include Mykonos’ ‘Super Paradise Beach’; often considered the best in the Aegean Sea; its crystal clear turquoise waters and soft golden sand make it truly deserving of its name. If you plan your navigation route off Greece’s east coast, drop anchor at Lalaria Beach in Skiathos, which is world-famous for its insane beauty. Imagine: white cliffs, white pebbles, white sand, and translucent aqua waters… it’s a place of dreams, so make sure you get the chance to visit, you will not regret it! For the couples, ‘Canal d’Amour’ is your spot; tradition states that any couple who swims through the narrow canal together is destined to marry. The hidden coves and stunning rock formations make it a charming and utterly unique spot, so if you rent a boat from Corfu, let this be your first stop!
Flavours of Greece
Greek cuisine blends traditional Mediterranean flavours with unique local ingredients to create distinctive dishes which are imitated and celebrated worldwide. Whether eating on board your boat, or venturing onshore to dine in local restaurants, you’re in for a treat! Be sure to try the quintessentially Greek ‘Baklava’, a sweet dessert made from phyllo pastry drenched in syrup, and accompany it with an ‘Ellinikos’ coffee, served in a traditional copper coffee pot and feel like a local. If you charter your yacht from Crete, make sure you try the popular local specialty ‘Kolokithokeftedes’ (fried courgette, feta and mint balls) before embarking on your cruise.
Getting There
Greece is well connected, with various international airports located both on the mainland and on the islands, so reaching your yacht charter base is simple!
- Rhodes: Rhodes International Airport is located 14km southwest of the island’s capital, Rodos.
- Santorini: Santorini International Airport is located just north of the village of Kamari on the east side of the island.
- Lefkada: The nearest airport is Aktion National Airport, located about 25km from Lefkada town.
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