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GREECE

Greece combines extensive island groups with established marinas, historic ports and varied Aegean and Ionian cruising conditions.

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Greece is one of the East Mediterranean’s established cruising destinations, with several distinct island groups, developed embarkation points and direct access to archaeological sites, coastal towns and protected marine areas. Athens provides practical access to the Saronic Gulf and Cyclades, supported by established marina, provisioning and technical facilities. The Saronic Islands are comparatively close to the mainland and generally less exposed to the summer meltemi than the central Aegean.

Why Choose GREECE for Your Yacht Charter?

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A Classic Greece Destination

Charter Region

Greece includes protected gulfs, open island bays, compact harbours and exposed Aegean anchorages. The most appropriate locations will depend on wind direction, sea state, yacht draft, holding conditions and tender capability. Athens is known for its ancient sites, museums and established maritime infrastructure. The city is a principal embarkation point for itineraries through the Saronic Gulf and towards the Cyclades. Flisvos Marina provides 310 berths for yachts between 15 and 110 metres, with more than half of its berths able to accommodate yachts over 30 metres. Other embarkation options are available around Piraeus, Alimos and Lavrion, depending on the intended route and yacht requirements. Athens is known for its ancient sites, museums and established maritime infrastructure. The city is a principal embarkation point for itineraries through the Saronic Gulf and towards the Cyclades. Flisvos Marina provides 310 berths for yachts between 15 and 110 metres, with more than half of its berths able to accommodate yachts over 30 metres. Other embarkation options are available around Piraeus, Alimos and Lavrion, depending on the intended route and yacht requirements. Guests can visit the Acropolis and Acropolis Museum before joining the yacht or as part of a shore programme. From Athens, a Saronic itinerary may include Aegina, Poros, Hydra and Spetses.

  • Why Charter in Greece

    • Extensive Island Variety
    • Exceptional Cruising Routes
    • Short Distances Between Islands
    • Rich Maritime Heritage
    • Vibrant Waterfront Culture
    • Diverse Charter Regions
  • Best Time to Visit Greece

    Location Months
    Saronic Gulf May–October
    Cyclades May–June
    Ionian Islands May–October
    Dodecanese May–October
  • Greece Highlights

    • Anchorages | Marinas
    • Snorkeling | Diving
    • Watersports
    • Wildlife
    • Swimming
    • Shopping
    • Hiking
    • Parks
    • Nightlife
    • Beaches

Greece pairs centuries of history with an extraordinary island landscape, creating a charter experience shaped by beautiful coastlines, distinctive ports, and an effortless Mediterranean rhythm.

Where ancient shores meet island living

From the whitewashed villages of the Cyclades to the sheltered bays of the Ionian, Greece offers endless variety at sea, with each passage revealing historic harbours, inviting waterfront towns, and a character entirely its own.

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