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Bareboat Charters with Istion

For experienced sailors with the required sailing qualifications, Istion’s yachts and catamarans all come fully equipped for bareboat charters without a skipper or crew.

Our bareboat charter fleet features brand new yachts and catamarans and lovingly maintained older models from some of the most famous shipyards in the world including Beneteau, Jeanneau, Lagoon, Excess, Dufour, Fountaine Pajot, Bali, Bavaria, Hanse and Nautitech.

All of our bareboats come equipped with any add-ons you may desire and are delivered together with Istion's unmatched customer service . We invite you to read what our customers have to say to get a better idea on why Istion has been one of the #1 rated yacht charter firms in Greece for over 30 years !

The Practicals of Bareboat Charters in Greece

If you are looking to rent a bareboat in Greece then either you or one of your group is an experienced sailor holding a valid sailing license . In Greece, authorities require a minimum of one captain with a sailing license/certification and one experienced crew member as co-skipper for bareboat charters.

As a rule, ASA & RYA Certifications are recognised but Day Skipper certificates may sometimes be rejected by Port Authorities. To be on the safe side, if this is your first time chartering in Greece, please contact us so we can evaluate your license and answer any questions you may have.

Our bareboat fleet includes brand new models of popular sailing yachts and catamarans available from any of our 12 charter bases throughout Greece.

Our Charter Bases in Greece

We offer bareboat charters from all of our eleven charter bases in Greece . Specific models available at each base vary, but you will find a suitable yacht or catamran no matter where you are planning on sailing from.

Which base is best for you usually depends on the flights available from the country you are coming from and which area of Greece you will be arriving to.

For those flying into Athens , we have our main fleet in Alimos Marina and a second base in Lavrion which is just half an hour from the airport. Alimos is a gateway to the Argo Saronic islands and the Peloponnese mainland ports while both are good options for visiting the Cyclades .

For those looking at charter flights to the western Ionion islands we have bases in Corfu , Lefkas and Preveza .

Visitors to looking to explore the Dodecanese can find us at our very first charter base opened in 1992 on the island of Kos , and our more recent addition on the island of Rhodes .

Last but not least for those of you looking to fly into Skiathos and explore the Sporades we have a main base in Skiathos Port and also in the nearby mainland city of Volos which is often convenient for our guests travelling to Greece by road.

Bareboat Charters - Frequently Asked Questions

Most of our sailing yachts and catamarans may be rented as "bareboats", in other words they are offered for private charters with no skipper or crew. To hire a bareboat you and/or someone in your party need the appropriate qualifications and are responsible for the navigation and handling of the yacht. Most bareboat yachts can accommodate up to 10 or 12 persons. The "per person" cost of a bareboat charter is usually at or below the cost of a resort vacation, without the crowds!

The Greek Authorities require a minimum of one sailing license/certification and one experienced crew member as co-skipper for bareboat charters. Typically, ASA & RYA Certifications are recognised but Day Skipper certificates (and/or those facing nautical miles’ restrictions) may sometimes be rejected by Port Authorities. To be on the safe side, please contact us so we can evaluate your license and let you know if you’re good to go!

Please note that you will be required to have your original sailing license at the charter base upon embarkation for checks performed on the spot by the Port Authorities. You should also have a copy of your license for Istion records and to ensure there are no problems if license is somehow misplaced during your holiday!

That depends on you! Istion's experts are always happy to recommend the best choice for your needs. Your sailing holiday can be tailored to fit your party and your preferences. Usually, details such as how many people are you are sailing with and if there are couples traveling together or single guests who require private cabins will determine the type and size of boat we recommend. Each yacht is registered for a maximum number of people on board. We have a wide selection of yachts suitable for smaller and larger groups, simply contact us for our recommendations based on how many people will be in your party!

Please note that regardless of the yacht’s size, the number of passengers allowed must not exceed 12. A pleasure craft in Greece that carries more than 12 people is considered a ‘passenger ship’ and must comply with different safety regulations which are not compatible with bareboat charters.

Our bareboat charters are usually offered Saturday to Saturday. Depending on the yacht’s booking plan however, there may be a chance we could accommodate other embarking/disembarking dates, so feel free to ask!

Our bareboat charters start on Saturday at 17:00. In some cases a fast track process is available for an additional fee. If it is available, fast tracking allows you to check in at 14:00. If you wish to start your charter earlier than 17:00 please notify us so we can advise on availability.

Charters end on Saturday at 09:00 (disembarkation from the boat). You will need to be back at your designated finishing base by Friday at 18:00.

The price includes the use of the yacht and its equipment (as per each yacht's inventory list), marine insurance, all taxes & currently applicable VAT. The price does not include any running expenses necessary for operating the yacht (i.e. fuel, fresh water consumption, travel insurance, trip cancellation or curtailment insurance, food and drinks, port fees if any, etc.) nor any of your personal expenses.

All of our charter bases throughout Greece are located at main marinas or ports that have nearby shops where you can find everything you need. Upon your arrival, our base staff will advise you on the nearest supermarket for provisioning in the local area. Alternatively you may ask us for our provisioning list in which you can specify the supplies and quantities you require and we can arrange for delivery to your yacht so you are ready to set sail as soon as possible!

The key for sailing charters is simplicity and a minimum of unneeded extras. Casual and breezy beach attire is certainly the order of the day on deck, though for evenings ashore, slacks or a sundress are more appropriate. Rubber soled shoes as opposed to hard soles are recommended aboard our yachts, so bring boat shoes or tennis shoes. For cool or windy evenings, a windbreaker comes in handy and depending on the time of year you are sailing a long sleeved shirt or two just in case you feel chilly is a good idea.

Above all, protection from the sun is vital – lots of suntan lotion, wide-brimmed hats or sailing caps, and loose-fitting cotton cover-ups. Don't forget to pack it all in soft-shell baggage for easy onboard storage.

During check-in, you will meet our base team who will conduct the yacht familiarisation briefing and join you in thoroughly inspecting the yacht so as to have an overview on all the yacht's systems and safety equipment on board. Our base team will also go over any details of your planned route with you and advise you on expected weather conditions during your charter.

Check-out is similar in the sense that here too our base staff will inspect the yacht and you will sign the handover papers. This is also a good time for you to share your feedback and any comments you may have regarding the yacht & your overall sailing experience.

For any technical issue on board, you may call our Base Manager (contact details provided in our Base Information file) and he will immediately advise you. Furthermore, our technical team operates on a 24/7 basis in order to provide our clients with quick & professional assistance whenever and wherever needed.

Kindly be advised that all our yachts are comprehensively insured against damage to the hull, machinery and/or equipment including third party cover, beyond a deductible excess figure, which is boat’s security deposit.

The security deposit is a refundable deposit used to cover the insurance deductible of any ONE insurable event (damage or loss). This means that should an incident occur, in order to be covered against a 2nd incident, the charterer must replenish the security deposit to the initial amount.

The value of the security deposit varies depending on the size of the yacht or catamaran you are renting. If no insurable event occurs during your sailing holiday, the deposit is returned.

The security deposit covers damage per insurable event that will be covered by the amount of the refundable figure (i.e. EUR 3000 for a Lagoon 42) even if the cost for the damage is higher.

The only possibility of exceeding the refundable figure is with the loss or damage of the auxiliary equipment of the vessel, such as damage or loss of the outboard motor or dinghy. For such, you (the client) would need to cover the cost of the reparation and/or replacement of the auxiliary equipment in full.

For skippered charters, If the damage is caused by the skipper, then the skipper is responsible, on the other hand you (the customer) are responsible for your actions and any damage caused by your actions onboard.

Yes! When chartering with Istion Yachting we offer the option to reduce the boat’s security deposit by choosing the security reduction which consists of two figures (amounts depend on yacht’s size as per our Bareboat Price List). SECURITY REDUCTION (NON-REFUNDABLE & REFUNDABLE FIGURES)

Security Deposit reduction: • Yachts up to 44 ft: €300/week plus refundable security deposit €500 • Yachts from 45 ft and up to 50 ft: €350 / week plus refundable security deposit €600 • Yachts from 51 ft up to 54 ft: €400/week plus refundable deposit €700 • Yachts from 55 ft: €500/week plus refundable deposit €1.000 • All catamarans up to 41 ft: €400/week plus refundable deposit €700 • All catamarans from 42 ft & up to 45 ft: €500/week plus refundable deposit €800 • All catamarans from 46 ft: €600/week plus refundable deposit €1.000

The security deposit reduction is mandatory in case of a skippered charter. For all skippered charters: €350 plus refundable security deposit €700. Not available for regattas & races.

For any technical issue on board, you may call our Base Manager (contact details provided in our Base Information file available during check-in) and he will immediately advise you. Furthermore, our technical team operates on a 24/7 basis in order to provide our clients with quick & professional assistance when needed.

HEADQUARTERS: 1, Poseidonos Ave., 174 55 Alimos, Athens-Greece, Tel +30 210 9811 515, Fax +30 210 9811 990, E-mail [email protected]

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Bareboat Yacht Charter Greece

With over 2000 greek islands and countless miles of coastlines to explore, there is no better way to visit this incredible archipelago of islands than on a bareboat yacht charter in greece..

Five different Greek island sailing areas, each uniquely different from the other but all places of extreme beauty, with sandy coves, pretty harbours and traditional small ports. Greece is renowned for it’s friendly locals, authentic food, unbelievable scenery, peaceful villages, cosmopolitan towns and, of course, some of the best sailing conditions in the world. Greece has ideal waters for both novice sailors looking for a relaxing introduction to bareboat chartering and more accomplished sailors seeking adventure and new experiences.

DISCOVER THE ISLAND SAILING DIFFERENCE

The Island Sailing team combines unrivalled experience with specialist expertise in every area of yachting to provide a first-class, personalised service. We offer support and advice to all our bareboat customers. Our base teams are on hand from the start of your charter and will be waiting to catch your lines at the end.

The ultimate escape with as much support as you need

Plan your Bareboat Yacht Charter in Greece

Whether it’s your first bareboat charter and you’re looking to island-hop in the Aegean or the Ionian with your family, or you are an experienced charterer set on a fun filled sailing adventure with friends, we are on hand to provide tailored bareboat sailing holidays with the level of advice and support you need.

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We know from experience what makes a great charter yacht and that is why we offer the widest choice of thoughtfully selected modern yachts built by renowned yacht makers including Beneteau, Bavaria, Jeanneau, Dufour and Hanse and catamarans from Lagoon, Fountaine Pajot and Bali. Located at the heart of each of the sailing regions of Greece the yacht bases are ideally situated for exploring the very best of the Greek islands.

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Bareboat Plus offers extra support to those who are new to chartering, sailing in Greek waters for the first time or to those who have been on a flotilla sailing holiday before. Enjoy the freedom and confidence to sail the Greek islands, visiting the best destinations at your own pace – we can help you discover your own perfect bareboat yacht charter in Greece.

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To charter a yacht bareboat in Greece the Greek authorities require the skipper to be over 18 and to have a photo ID sailing licence issued by a statutory authority. An ICC (International Certificate of Competence) for sail, an IPC (International Proficiency Certificate) or SLC (Sailing Licence & Credentials) with NauticEd, a photo card RYA Coastal Skipper practical certificate or higher, Bareboat Chartering Standard (ASA 104) or the equivalent from your country. The co-skipper should also be over 18 years old and competent to sail. We can help you navigate your way to have the right qualifications and experience for the yacht you want to charter.

What Our Customers Say

“Sailing ‘Arista’ the new Bavaria 32 exceeded all our expectations! We had read the reviews about the new yacht before we came to Lefkas and when we arrived at the marina she was immaculate, with a first class specification and great to sail. Thank you to all the Island Sailing… read more

James & Kate, Liverpool, Bareboat Yacht Charter, Ionian Islands, Greece

We sailed Arista for 2 weeks around the Southern Ionian Islands, we went to Sivota, Frikes, Cefelonia, a beach party on Ithica, Big Vathi, Kioni, Little Vathi and Spartahori, from start to finish the welcome, advise and service that Jonny and Ruth gave us were nothing short of perfect, this was our… read more

Carl & Jacqui, South Wales, Yacht Charter, Greece

Just finished a week sailing in the Ionian. What an amazing experience with amazing people. It was our first time and they all made us feel so welcome and comfortable. I would highly recommended Island sailing! Thanks Cameron, Tristan and Isaac!!

Devey Family, York, Catamaran Yacht Charter, Greece

We had a fantastic time and excelled all our expectations. We are certainly going to do it again and think perhaps a 50 foot with AC would fit the bill. So all of us thought it was excellent sad to leave and the boat and facilities were great so thank… read more

Alistair & Jennifer, Argyll, Bareboat Yacht Charter, Corfu, Greece

“We have had a really wonderful time from the moment we arrived in Lefkas. We loved the dive platform – also nice for sunbathing. We really appreciated the comprehensive welcome pack. The boat is well equipped with everything we needed. We feel the support & back up given to us was… read more

Judy & Richard, Hampshire, Yacht Charter, Greece

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About Island Sailing

A British company based in London, we are enthusiastic and inimitable team with many years of first-hand experience sailing in the beautiful destinations we offer. We are passionate about creating unforgettable experiences for all our clients offering the most idyllic yacht charters in the best sailing locations with the widest choice of thoughtfully selected modern yachts and catamarans.

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BAREBOAT CHARTER IN GREECE

Bareboat catamarans  |  bareboat monohull sailing yachts.

Do you hold a sailing license and would like to charter a yacht bareboat? Discover our yachts available for bareboat charters below.  We take great pride in managing a fleet known as the best maintained yachts in Greece.  With years of expertise in the yachting industry, our technical team excels in crafting unique solutions to enhance space and comfort on board. From innovative lounge areas to custom-designed teak tables, we transform standard yacht models into luxurious versions of themselves.

Technical management is conducted in-house by our sister company, Boaters Partner, which places a strong emphasis on proactive maintenance rather than reactive measures. In the rare event of a system failure, be rest assured that we stand by your side, offering 24-hour onsite support. Your journey with us is not just a sailing excursion; it's a comprehensive and extraordinary experience. At our core, we believe in the significance of small details, firmly convinced that these extra amenities can be the distinguishing factor between a good sailing vacation and an unforgettable, lifelong memory. As you step aboard our yachts, you'll embark on a five-star journey, where meticulously curated cabins, premium bedding, and welcoming smiles from our team await you.

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DISCOVER OUR FLEET

Pick your monohull or catamaran for your sailing trip in the Ionian!

You will sail on a new and luxuriously equipped yacht. A professional skipper will take you to a different island every day and stop in the most breathtaking beaches and little bays, many of which are untouched and only reachable by boat. Sailing time on board will be between 2-3h per day. At night you will anchor in idyllic ports, explore the vibrant island life, taste delicious locally produced food, and stroll around sheer endless little villages and alleys.

Bavaria C45 | 2021 | Ionian 

10 Guests | Bareboat | 5 Cabins

KONTIKI  

Jeanneau SO 519 | 2016 /2023 | Ionian

10 Guests | Bareboat | 5+1  Cabins

SUPER PUMA  

Bavaria C45 | 2021 | Ionian

10 Guests | Bareboat | 5  Cabins

A INA  

Dufour GL 412 | 2016/2023 | Ionian

6 Guests | Bareboat | 3  Cabins

INCA  

Lagoon 42 | 2024 | Ionian

8 Guests | Bareboat | 4+1  Cabins

Lagoon 42 | 2018 / 2022 | Ionian

Couldn't find the ideal yacht model? Have a look at our carefully selected yachts from close partners. Having personally reviewed a significant portion of the 3,000 yachts available for charter in Greece, we have thoughtfully chosen approximately 300 vessels that adhere to our high quality standards. Moreover, we aim to elevate your experience by offering complimentary extras when you book through us. Our dedicated team will warmly welcome you aboard, arrange your beds, and provide a starter package with small luxury essentials. Rest assured, we're available 24/7, offering multilingual local support for your satisfaction and peace of mind.

SIVOTA BAY | LEFKADA ISLAND | IONIAN

Our yachts are based in Sivota Bay, a true gem nestled within the serene Ionian Sea. This tranquil bay is located 15 nautical miles to the south of Lefkas.

In stark contrast to the tourist throngs and bustle of Lefkas Marina, our guests have the opportunity to embark on their sailing adventure in an idyllic setting. They can set sail ahead of the crowd, relishing their journey, and culminate their vacation in one of the most picturesque bays in all of Greece.

For your convenience, the nearest airport is Aktion International Airport in Preveza, which offers multiple daily flights from major European hubs.

POSSIBLE ITINERARIES STARTING AT OUR BASES

The Ionian Islands stand out as one of the most breathtaking sailing regions globally, distinguished by their lush greenery, pristine white sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and charming villages. Their beaches are widely regarded as some of the most captivating in the entire Mediterranean. Infused with historical influences from Venetian culture, the Ionian Islands possess a unique character reflected in their architecture and cuisine, which blends traditional Greek flavors with an enticing Italian twist. The consistent and predictable wind and sailing conditions in the Ionian Sea make it an ideal sailing destination suitable for sailors of all skill levels.

Our charter base is located in Sivota, situated in the southern region of Lefkada Island. From here, you have the flexibility to sail either north towards destinations like Parga, Paxos, Anti-Paxos, and Corfu or head south to explore Kefalonia, Ithaka, Meganisi, Kastos, Atokos, and Zakynthos. Below, you can find several itinerary options, and, naturally, you can adjust your route based on prevailing weather conditions.

NORTH IONIAN

Kefalonia | Lefkada | Mainland Greece | Paxos | Antipaxos | Meganisi

SOUTH IONIAN

Lefkada | Kefalonia | Ithaka | Atokos | Meganisi | Kastos

SOUTH IONIAN | A JOURNEY TO  ZAKYNTHOS 

Lefkada | Kefalonia | Ithaka | Zakynthos | Meganisi

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MOST LUXURY FLEET OF THE CATEGORY IN GREECE

Our yachts represent the epitome of luxury within their specific category in Greece. They are equipped with the latest cutting-edge technology available in the market, and they provide a multitude of complimentary extras and entertainment choices typically reserved for much larger vessels. Our management team brings a wealth of experience from the mega-yacht industry, infusing the same level of spirit and professionalism into the operation of our fleet.

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Classical by Land and Sea: the Original Sailing Holiday Destination 

With over 2000 islands and countless miles of coastlines to explore, Greece offers a wide array of fantastic boat charter choices. Our role is to help you work through the maze to fashion the best sailing holiday option for you, from all that's on offer around mainland and island Greece. The Saronic Gulf, the Cyclades, the Dodecanese, the Sporades, the Ionian Islands - five different sailing holiday areas rich in exciting places to visit, all laden with beauty and tradition.

Wherever you choose to sail on your yachting vacation around Greece, you'll encounter any number of sandy coves and beaches to enjoy, wonderful sites of antiquity to discover, and inviting towns and settlements where cultures are maintained and the hospitality just great! Every place you visit is unique, every settlement has its own story to tell. Turn the page and set your course, for the ultimate holiday experience sailing Greece and its famous islands.

This Famous Place of Antiquity: Imagine it, Experience it

Greece: it captures the sailor's imagination. Once you've experienced these ancient lands from your charter sailboat, you're sure to be drawn back for a new Greek Island experience. With regional variations east and west of the mainland there's sailing nine months of the year, so time is on your side. Discuss with us what each Greek sailing area has in store, let us sort through the myriad of boat and operator options, and we'll present a personalised proposal that's just right for you.

With all the choices you have for chartering a boat in Greece, it's important to do research and take advice. We know Greek sailing well, and our team is equipped to tailor-make your yacht charter, whether it's your first bareboat experience or you are a seasoned crew.  

In Greece you have a choice of five unique charter areas, all full of places of extreme beauty, numerous islands, beautiful sandy beaches, traditional harbours and small ports. Every place you sail in Greece is unique, every port of call is different from the rest.  

Climate in Greece

The weather in Greece is suitable for sailing from March through to November, with the best months for charter being from June to September. In July and August it can get very hot, often with temperatures in the high 30’s. This is of course peak European holiday season, when marinas are more crowded and newer charter yachts are often booked a year ahead. Some local areas have seasonal winds that are best avoided. For instance the Meltemi that blows in the Cyclades in July and August can be a little fresh for some. 

Here's a snapshot of wind and sailing conditions that generally prevail in the five main Greek Island charter areas:

The Saronic, Argolic & Peloponnese Area 

The Saronic, Argolic and eastern coast of the Peloponnese is a well-protected cruising area that's ideal for relaxed sailing. Winds are normally gentle, averaging force 3 – 4 and usually from the north to northeast direction. In the Argolic Gulf, the summer wind is mostly from the southeast and blows at the average of force 3 - 5. During spring and autumn the winds are normally weaker, and blow from the south over the whole area.

The Cyclades Islands 

This region's prevailing summer wind is the Meltemi, which blows from the north. The Meltemi peaks in July and August at force 5 - 7 and may occasionally reach force 9. It can last for several days. During spring and autumn, you may also find winds blowing from the south.

The Dodecanese 

The Meltemi also affects this area, blowing from a northwesterly direction at force 4 – 6. In spring and autumn the wind is not as strong, blowing from the southeast.

The Sporades 

Also in the path of the Meltemi, which comes generally from the northeast at force 3 - 5. Occasionally in July and August there can be stronger winds from the northwest at force 4 - 6. By the end of September the winds are usually lighter again.

The Ionian Islands 

The wind and sailing conditions in the Ionian Sea are predictable, making these great sailing waters. From May to September the wind blows from the northwest at force 2 - 5, mostly in the afternoon. In spring and autumn the wind is not as strong, and blows usually from the southwest. Expect to use your motor a lot in the Ionian Islands. 

Our Greek Boat Charter Services

In the Mediterranean there's a wide choice of charter operators, and it's very important that you sail with a reputable company. In our three decades-plus in the charter business we have developed a network of only the best operators - people we know we can rely on to take care of you. We'll identify the right yacht to match your budget, level of comfort and boat-handling experience.

Our team travels to destinations worldwide to inspect boats for charter, and to get first-hand experience of the cruising grounds we market. We offer local knowledge ,sailing itineraries that suit your pace, and onshore connections that ensure everything runs smoothly and you get the most from your holiday. When we help you organise your charter in Greece or anywhere else, you pay no more for our service.

For sailing Greek waters, arranging a bareboat charter is quite straightforward for the suitably-able sailor. Or we can arrange a skipper, who will take responsibility for your yacht and provide your meals. You can even take a cook along if you're looking for the ultimate luxury sailing holiday. Even experienced sailors often prefer to hire a crew, carefully chosen by us in consultation with our operators, who not only take care of the work but are your in-house local guides. It's fun to live like the locals for a bit: dining and shopping as they do, being entertained as they are. Often it's only with the help of your knowledgeable crew that such unique cultural connections arise. 

Navigation and Sailing Licences

A sailing license (usually a formal certificate at any level will do) and a VHF operator’s license are compulsory requirements of bareboat yacht charters in Greece. We help you work through all that, seeking prior approval of your documentation before you travel to avoid any last-minute headaches. During your charter you must carry the original documents on board, in case of inspection by the local port authority.

Our client reviews about charter sailing in Greece

.carousel-cell { width: 50%; /* full width */ } .sc-carousel, section .sc-carousel { margin-top: 0; } Rating: 5 / 5 The Lagoon 46 was the best catamaran we have chartered. There was plenty of deck and seating space and all the bedrooms/ensuites were a good size. Preveza was a great starting point and we enjoyed travelling south to Ithaki and north to Paxi. Kalamos was a highlight we tied up to a pier next to a taverna for the night and it was a lovely spot. We had very good service from Robert and Sue at Yachting Holidays and dealing with an NZ company gave us peace of mind. The service from Fyly in Greece was also excellent. We really appreciated being able to board the boat early and our skipper was also very friendly and easy to get along with. Our skipper Adrian Dimitru was keen to get away on Saturday afternoon so we headed south and got a day ahead which was great. .he cruise was excellent and Adrian got us to some of his favourite spots so we were very lucky. Ithaki not to be missed. Craig, New Zealand, Oct 18th, 2023

Rating: 5 / 5 Dear Sue, we would like to thank you and Robert for all the work you put in to make our charter run so smoothly from your end. We absolutely loved the Greek Islands, they were everything we had ever imagined. Jill and Pip, New Zealand , Oct 9th, 2019

Good breezes that provided just the right level of challenge. Not super crowded - no troubles berthing / mooring / eating / etc. Fairly chilled - at least compared to Croatia. Patmos was very good. John, Australia, Aug 17th, 2019

Had a great time. The wind was terrific - good fun, but nothing too hairy - exactly what we were looking for to take it up a notch or two from Croatia last year. And the Dodecanese were really good - nice ports, not too crowded (esp compared to Croatia) - just felt a bit more out of the way. DYC were fine - a little bit more on the 'smell of an oily rag' end of things compared to the very efficient German-run scene at Trogir, but it all worked and no real issues. Excellent recommendation Robert - boat and destination - you nailed it! John, Australia, Jul 31st, 2019

The Lucky Clover was fantastic. We travelled around the Saronic Islands which were beautiful. A new adventure every day. One day we hired scooters and explored the islands. Great service thank you. 10 out of 10, a trip of a lifetime! Deborah, New Zealand, Aug 1st, 2017

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Bax Yachting is in the mission of providing you with dependable and carefree sailing holidays in Greece. With over 25 years of sailing experience, our team offers yacht and catamaran charters from our charter bases in Lefkas and Corfu.

Our fleet , available for charter in the Ionian islands, is brand new and comes with the all safety and comfort equipment. Also, our catamarans come with air conditioning, water maker and a generator for unlimited power.

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Lefkas Charter Base

Welcome to one of the best organized marinas of the Mediterranean, the marina of Lefkas island, operating from 2002! Our charter base here is the ideal starting point for an unforgettable sailing vacation across the amazing seascape that is called “Ionian Sea”; seven main islands, several islets and innumerous coves and secluded bays await you, so prepare yourself for the ultimate sailing experience!

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Welcome to Corfu Sailing Club marina at Mandraki! Located in the center of Corfu city and just 3 km from the airport, Corfu Sailing Club at Mandraki offers all sorts of facilities, shops and services such as commercial shops, car and motorbike rental, restaurants, bars and cafe, Port Police office, supermarket, laundry, showers and other.

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Until the end of the sixties, the only way to sail the world on your own terms was to own a boat. It was only in 1969, that someone had the brilliant idea to provide well-equipped sailing yachts for rent without a skipper or crew. Since then, the bareboat yacht charter industry has made possible the dreams of many amateur sailors all over the world. Bareboat charter in Greece is quite developed. So, you have the opportunity to experience the Greek islands or coastline rather as a true traveller than a simple tourist.

The benefits of bareboat charter in Greece

Bareboat chartering in Greece allows you to be your own captain with full control of your sailing vacation right from the beginning. You have the freedom to select the yacht you like, to set your own pace and choose the destinations you want to visit. In other words, you have complete independence and can spend your holidays the way you like, without adhering to anyone’s timelines. So, if you find a secret cove with superb waters and an unforgettable view in Skiathos, you are free to stay as long as you like.

Moreover, bareboat chartering is the ultimate expression of holidays with complete privacy. It’s you and your significant other or your family or your best friends – as if you were at home. Sure, you may lose some on the front of pampering that a professional crew would provide. On the other hand, you can do whatever you like without feeling ill at ease by the presence of strangers. Just imagine yourself skinny-dipping in the turquoise waters of a deserted bay in one of the Cyclades islands without any worries and you get the picture of total privacy.

Furthermore, bareboat chartering can be a very affordable and convenient way to experience sailing in Greece, especially if you share the expenses with a larger group of friends. If you have the qualifications, considering this easy and ultra convenient way of vacationing is an alternative worth exploring!

Most importantly, a bareboat yacht charter in Greece offers sailing enthusiasts a unique chance to fulfill their passion in one of the most beautiful sailing destinations in the world. Greece can probably satisfy any sailing preference you may have – from easy sailing in the Ionian islands to quite challenging conditions in some parts of the Aegean.

The fun starts at home

If you dream of a sailing holiday in Greece and you are a qualified sailor, you should definitely try bareboat chartering. So go ahead, spread out your charts on the floor, grab a glass of wine and plan your holidays itinerary. Just imagine which fantasy of a Greek sailing holiday you would like to fulfill. That should be enough to guide you!

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A bareboat charter in Greece is a fantastic holiday option for qualified sailors who want to skipper their own yacht rental on holiday. Luxury sailing yacht charter in Greece allows you the freedom to explore the jewels of the Ionian at your own pace. Try our legendary sailing holidays in Greece this summer!

We operate the newest and best maintained yacht rental fleet in the Ionian. Our customer service is legendary! From initial enquiry on Day 1, right through to the day you start your bareboat charter with us at Sail Ionian, you will be speaking with our friendly, knowledgeable team who are actually based in Greece. They know the boats, the area and anything holiday related inside out! Try our luxury yacht charter in Greece, we guarantee you won’t find better service anywhere else!

Take advantage of our staffs’ local knowledge and top tips at the start of your sailing yacht charter. Try our route planning and yacht briefing service, then explore the beautiful Ionian your way on your yacht rental.

Our weekly bareboat charter in Greece offers 7 nights away from base. You can go sailing on the day of your arrival and start your holiday that bit earlier!

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Wondering what the weather is like in the Ionian and when to visit for your bareboat charter? See our Ionian Islands Weather post on our blog here .

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To bareboat charter in Greece at least one person in your party must be qualified and experienced enough to handle the yacht safely and competently.  A minimum level requirement is RYA Day Skipper or an ICC for sail. You can read more on Accepted Qualifications here .

You will be fully briefed on the yacht during your boat handover and given advice on the highlights of the sailing area prior to your departure with our route planning service.

We offer free stern-to mooring practice on the first morning, update you on the weather forecast each day, and are available to help with mooring on the first couple of nights if required. We aim to make your bareboat charter in Greece as hassle free as possible by offering lots of assistance.

We have a 24 hour emergency contact number. In case of any emergencies, our team are able to reach anywhere in the immediate sailing area within 20 minutes, with our 350hp RIB called ‘Rodney’.

If you would like more support we offer an Assisted Sailing program where we provide a skipper for the first day or two of your bareboat charter in Greece.

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A bareboat charter in Greece captures the magic of these fabled islands. If you have sailing experience and a sailing license, sail the Greek Islands to discover at your own pace on a catamaran or monohull. A yacht charter in Greece is more than a charter, it’s an odyssey of discovery.

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There’s so much to explore on a yacht charter in Greece; our suggested itineraries have a mix of islands, sites and sailing passages and might help you decide the best route for you.

Saronic Cyclades: Athens to Athens

Cyclades: lavrion to lavrion, saronic: athens to athens, cyclades: paros to paros, cyclades: mykonos to mykonos.

Board in Athens and sail the Saronic islands of Poros and Hydra before heading into the Cyclades to see Kithnos and Kea ending back in Athens.

• Cabin with private en-suite washroom
• Captain and cook/crew
• Expertly guided sailing tour on a cultural itinerary
• Prepared breakfast and lunch
• Non-alcoholic drinks with breakfast and lunch
• Water available all day
• 1 set of linen and towels per week
• Stand up paddle board, mask and snorkels
• Evening restaurant reservations with the best local gastronomy
• Dinghy and outboard
• Fuel and water for the yacht
• Insurance for the yacht
• Flights and transfers
• Single supplement of 40%
• Evening meals
• Alcohol, mixer drinks and snacks
• Beach towels
• Excursions and entrance fees to sites and museums
• All Santorini accommodation and transport
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Board in Lavrion and head into the Cyclades to Kea and Kithnos and as far as vibrant Mykonos and historical Delos. An option to avoid busy islands like Mykonos which may have as many as 5 cruise ships visiting, is to stay in the calmer, more traditional and beautiful peripheral western Cyclades. Spend a day or two at Kea, Kithnos, Serifos and Sifnos which are beautiful sun drenched islands with sandy beaches, windswept Greek fishing villages and enchanting whitewashed hilltop ‘Chora’ towns.

Board and end in Athens to see the Saronic Gulf islands and ports of Poros, Hydra, Spetses, Ermioni and Epidavrous.

Board and end in Paros sailing the Cyclades and the Petit Cyclades. Visit rural Schinoussa, the party island of Mykonos, culture at Delos and 5 star treatments at Ios.

Board and end in Mykonos sailing the Cyclades and the Petit Cyclades. Visit rural Schinoussa, the party island of Mykonos, culture at Delos and 5 star treatments at Ios.

Board and end in Athens sailing a mix of the Saronic islands such as Poros, Hydra and others as well as Paros, Syros, Kea and others in the Cyclades with a 2-day optional land excursion to Santorini half-way through the itinerary.

Discover the Greek Islands

Depending on your yacht charter Greece itinerary, visit some of these stunning locations.

The birthplace of democracy and of western civilization. Looming over the city skyline, are the majestic columns of the Parthenon on Acropolis hill - one the most important architectural monuments in the world. Nearby are many musuems and the Plaka area, a charming pedestrian tourist area with many traditional restaurants, bars and unique shops.

See the famous Temple of Aphaia (490 BC) on a 1.5-hour round-trip hike or explore the quaint little village and have coffee overlooking the bay. Aegina boasts the best pistachio nuts in the world and they can be found in the local shops.

When viewed from seaward, Poros is one of the most beautiful towns in Greece – arriving is a great photo opportunity. Wander streets lined with Mediterranean bougainvillea, jasmine, cactus, fig and cypress trees on the way to the clock tower to see panoramic views of the sun setting over the majestic Peloponnese Mountains.

Wander the cobbled streets and Venetian laneways of this famous historic and cosmopolitan port. Visit art galleries and shop for local handicrafts, exquisite clothing and jewelry. A 30-minute coastal walk or ten-minute water taxi ride leads to the rustic Miramare hotel and charming Mandraki beach or hike up to Profitis Ilias Monastery which is an incredible 2-hour hike up overlooking Hydra town.

Take a stroll along the boardwalk to see the Greek caiques (traditional boats) being hand made in their cradles. Then explore Admiral Bouboulina's fascinating 18th century mansion museum and tour bustling Spetses town.

Visit the largest ancient amphitheatre in Greece. Epidaurous with its 14,000-seat capacity is a spectacular example of ancient architecture and only a 20- minute taxi from the harbor.

Enjoy an afternoon swim in crystal clear waters, snorkel or paddle to shore then crawl into the natural thermal hot tub on the beach of Kolona Bay. The volcanic heated water is 38 degrees Celsius.

Loutra, Kythnos

Explore this charming beachfront town with many cafes and tavernas. Enjoy a soak in the hot thermal waters on the beach as they cascade from under sacred church ground.

Kleftiko Bay, Milos

Arrive at uninhabited Kleftiko bay then swim or snorkel in translucent waters. For a surreal experience, take a kayak through a maze of breathtaking caves admiring the surrounding white cliffs - some as high as 100m.

Visit the spectacular volcanic creek of Sarakiniko and hike around the deep grotto of Papafraga. Later in the day see the charming fishing village of Madrakia and the ancient, Hellenistic amphitheatre at Tripiti where the statue of the Venus de Milos was found. Other sites include the geological museum near the harbor.

Maintains a traditional charm and depth beyond the tourist cover. The landscape changes its hue with the light and shapes of rugged landscapes combined with carved shapes of white buildings cascading down the hillsides. In the old port town of Livadi, memories of olden days appear, while at the hilltop town of Hora the cosmopolitan town square has something for everyone with restaurants and small bars.

Platy Yialos, Sifnos is one of the best kept secrets of this rural Cycladic island. The harbour is only 6 years old and not listed in most cruising guides, so most sailors pass right by! The small modern harbour offers good protection from most weather, and there are fine restaurants and specialty stores along the beautiful beach and promenade.

Folegandros

At the tiny rustic port of Folegandros a bus ride takes you up to to see the magical hilltop 'Chora' village, with incredible drop-off views of the coastline and Cycladic islands. Enjoy a sunset cocktail at one of the local hotels followed by a nice traditional taverna meal.

Explore the many wonders of Ios, including Homer's tomb where the famous writer of the Greek odyssey is entombed following a shipwreck. Drive along the coast of Ios and stop for a swim at either Manganari or Filoportas beach, two of the best beaches in the Aegean, or take some time to explore the early Cycladic civilization archaeological site - awarded a UNESCO award for the best archaeological site in Europe.

Santorini is the most breathtaking of all the Greek islands. The island is what remains of a huge volcanic cataclysm in 1500BC that left a collapsed six-mile round crater. Must see historic sites are the entombed Minoan town of Akrotiri and the hilltop settlement of ancient Thira that dates from 900BC. The UNESCO heritage town of Oia is the most beautiful place to stay and is famous for the sunsets. Santorini is well known for its fine wine and wine tasting is enjoyed at many vineyards.

In the tiny fishing cove of Skinoussa there is room to dock a few yachts on the pier and a few in the tiny bay. What is special about this little known island, is the lovely beach across from the yachts, the tiny 'Chora' hilltop town of 147 inhabitants and a fabulous restaurant.

Visit the 4th-century Panagia Ekatontapyliani (Our Lady of a Hundred Doors). The oldest remaining Byzantine church in Greece has exceptional architecture, religious icons and an exquisite marble baptismal chamber. Wander the bougainvillea-fringed streets and check out a maze of shops offering fashion, jewelry and local handicrafts.

The most important archaeological and religious site of ancient Greece, Delos remains in an excellent state of preservation. Wander through an amphitheatre, stadium, private palaces and Roman baths, finishing your exploration with a climb up sacred Mount Kythnos for a divine panoramic view of the Cycladic Islands.

Arriving by yacht into Syros is an impressive experience, and stepping off the yacht to visit both the Catholic and Greek Orthodox cathedrals, on their respective hills, is unique in Greece and offers a great view back down to the harbour. Ermoupolis is a highlight for photographers as the Venetian architecture, piaza and colorful pastel buildings is like Amalfi Italy.

From the yacht and busy cruise ship port take a bus or taxi to explore the labyrinth of white buildings ending by the windmills of Mykonos town ideal for people watching. Enjoy shopping, dining and the busiest nightlife in Greece.

Discover the little known island of Kea and the quaint harbor of Vourkari, walk around the bay to find the deserted ruins of a 3000 BC pre-historic settlement. A swim at a beautiful beach five minutes walk from the boats is a delightful way to relax before sunset.

Athens Boarding Location

Athens: kalamaki alimos marina.

Athens International airport is at Spata, a 45-60 minute taxi ride from the marina and central Athens. Saturday is best spent visiting Athens sites before coming to the marina and boarding. If you arrive early at the marina on boarding day, bags can be left with your owner/operator but you will not officially be able to board until 17:00. If you arrive early, explore the marina, shop at the Marionopolis supermarket (1 block west of the marina on Poseidonos Blvd along the beach) or have a drink or light lunch at Skipper’s or Kitchen Bar.

Airport to downtown: Yellow taxis can be found lined up at the airport. Taxis take 45 minutes to 1 hour to get downtown based on traffic. It costs approximately 50-60 Euros one-way per taxi. They are smaller European vehicles and only have room for three passengers and baggage. Drivers may charge a baggage fee that is approx. Euro 3.

Downtown Athens to the Kalamaki Alimos Marina: It takes 15-20 minutes and costs approx. 20 Euros per car one-way. Do not get out of your taxi at the marina until you have identified your meeting point, as it is a big marina.

Airport to downtown: Bus number X95 travels from the airport every 30 minutes making 8 stops (including the Hilton) and then terminates downtown at Syntagma/Constitution Square. It is air-conditioned and costs approx. 5 Euros. Syntagma Square is a short distance to most hotels but a taxi may be advisable at this point. Plaka hotels are within walking distance from Syntagma if you do not have too much baggage.

Airport to Kalamaki Alimos Marina: Bus number X96, runs every 30 minutes south from the airport to Piraeus along the coast passing by Alimos Kalamaki Marina and costs approx. 5 Euros. Ask the driver for the Edem Taverna stop. You want the west main entrance road where the Shell station and Edem restaurant is located.

Downtown Athens to Kalamaki Athens Marina: Public transport by subway and tramcar from central Athens hotels is easy and convenient. From Syntagma Sqr. (Athens centre) take the Tram Line to Alimos marina (EDEM stop). The metro runs every 30 minutes from 05.30 to 00.20 on a daily basis. The ticket costs 8 Euro per person.

Lavrion Boarding Location

Lavrion is located on the southern part of Athens and has ferries to the Cyclades islands of Kea and Kythnos, and the Eastern-Aegean islands of Lemnos and Agios Efstratios. Lavrion is approximately 1 hour from Athens Eleftherios Venizelos international airport at Spata.

Athens Airport to Lavrion: A taxi will normally take 30 minutes to go from Athens airport to Lavrion. There are taxi queues outside all airport gates. The taxi fare from Athens airport to the port of Lavrion is approximately 50 euros in day time and 70 euros in night time (24:00-05:00). Downtown Athens to Lavrion: Taxis will normally take about 1.15 hours to go from Omonoia/ Syntagma to Lavrion. To get closer to Lavrion by public transport, you can take the tram from Syntagma or Faliro to Voula and then take a taxi. A taxi ride from Voula will take about 30 minutes. The taxi fare from Athens centre to the port of Lavrion is approximately 65 euros in day time and 80 euros in night time (24:00-05:00).

Athens Airport to Lavrion: Suburban (KTEL) buses leave from Athens airport usually every hour and go to Lavrion via Markopoulo, a town in the midway from airport to Lavrion. Passengers go to Markopoulo and from there they take the bus to Lavrion. Buses from Markopoulo to Lavrion are very frequent. The first bus departs from Athens airport to Lavrion at 06:30 am and the last bus at 22:00 pm. Ticket price is approximately 5 euros. Downtown Athens to Lavrion: Suburban (KTEL) buses to Lavrion take about 2 hours to reach their destination. They leave from Pedion Areos, Athens centre. To go to Pedion Areos, take the green metro line to Victoria station and walk up Heiden street. Buses leave every 30-60 min. The first bus from Athens to Lavrion departs at 05:45 am and the last bus departs at 21:30 pm. Ticket price is approximately 5 euros.

Paros Boarding Location

Paroikia marina is approximately 15 km from the airport by taxi. Afros yachting look after all yacht check-ins at the marina. Afros yachting is next to "Marina Café on the first floor, see also the meeting point on the map. If you arrive early at the marina on boarding day, bags can be left with the owner/operator but you will not officially be able to board until 17:00. If you arrive early meet with the base staff then explore the shops and cafes. The main supermarket is located across the road from the marina. You may also have drinks or light lunch atMarina Café.Bags can be left with the base.

By air and ferry

You can fly daily from Athens to Santorini. www.aegeanair.com then take a ferry to Paros.

There are daily boats from Pireaus, Athens. Ferry schedules and tickets to Paros. www.ticketsonline.gr .

Mykonos Boarding Location

The new port is in an area called Tourlos which is about 1.5km from Mykonos town (Chora). The new port is connected by taxi or bus to the main town. The taxi stand in the town is situated on the waterfront on the far right when looking at the sea. The main bus station is near the windmills on the top side of town. If you arrive early at the marina on boarding day, meet with your owner/operator base staff then, shop at the supermarket (small store located across the road from the marina) or alternatively, there is a larger supermarket 5km away form the marina - ask the operator to organise transport for you. Bags can be left with your owner/operator.

There are daily flights out of Athens to Mykonos with www.aegeanair.com . It is a 10 minute taxi ride from the airport to Tourlos port.

There are daily boats from Pireaus, Athens. Ferry schedules and tickets to Mykonos. www.ticketsonline.gr . It is best to book in advance. The ferries typically arrive in Tourlos where the yachts are moored.

Lefkas Boarding Location

Lefkas Marina is is approximately 50km from Aktion International Airport in Preveza. You can expect to pay approximately EUR120 in a taxi. If you arrive early at the marina on boarding day, meet with your owner/operator base staff then explore the marina, shop at the supermarket and visit the centre of Lefkas which is located within walking distance of the marina. Bags can be left with your owner/operator.

The quickest way of reaching Lefkas (Lefkada is by air. The closest airport is 50km north of Lefkada, near Preveza. There are a number of domestic flights from Athens with www.aegeanair.com . The duration of the flight is about 40 minutes.

There are daily buses from Athens to Lefkada Town’s KTEL bus station, which is 1km from the centre and opposite the new marina. The bus costs approximately €33.80 and takes 5½ hours.

Kos Boarding Location

Kos Marina is is approximately 26km from Kos airport.

The quickest way of reaching Kos is by air. There are a number of domestic flights from Athens with Olympic Airways and Aegean Airlines. The duration of the flight is about 40 minutes, it is advised to take a taxi to the marina and you can expect to pay approximately 30 Euros.

Corfu Boarding Location

Gouvia marina is approximately 6km from the town of Corfu and 8km from the airport by taxi. A cost of a taxi is approximately Euro 25. If you arrive early at the marina on boarding day, meet with your owner/operator base staff then, shop at the supermarket wihtin the marina. Bags can be left with your owner/operator.

The quickest way of reaching Corfu is by air. A number of domestic flights from Athens and Thessalonica take place on a daily basis all year round, with Olympic Airways and www.aegeanair.com . The duration of the flight from either city is about 40 minutes. International flights are scheduled throughout the year while during the summer period (April - October), there are many charter flights connecting Corfu directly with several European cities.

By seaplane

There is a seaplane base within the marina premises, which organises international flights to and from Brindisi and domestic flights to and from Lefkas marina, Patra, Paxos, Ithaki and Cephalonia. For more information please visit www.airsealines.com

From Athens, the distance is approximately 550 km - 5 hours drive to Igoumenitsa, from there you take the ferry to Corfu.

Rhodes Boarding Location

Mandraki port is located on the north east tip of Rhodes island. Mandraki port is in the old harbour of Rhodes and provides good shelter. The port can become very crowded, especially in the summer.

There are daily flights out of Athens to Rhodes Diagoras with www.aegeanair.com . It is a 30 minute taxi ride from the airport to Mandraki port.

There are daily boats from Pireaus, Athens. Ferry schedules and tickets to Rhodes. www.ticketsonline.gr .It is best to book in advance. The town of Marmaris, Turkey is about an hour's journey from Rhodes and there are daily boats. You can get information in the port or through one of the island ticket agencies.

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• need a guide to be with them and show the best coves and secluded bays for moorage and/or swimming, as well as the best places in seaside villages to eat and drink
• want to relax and enjoy leaving the helm and sails in the hands of someone who can be trusted

Our skippers are hospitable, friendly, discrete and knowledgeable about every destination and you will discuss together your preferences and plan your route. Choosing a skippered yacht charter, you also hire the skipper who will take care of the yacht for you and will ensure that you get the most out of your sailing holidays in Greece. When you select from our yachts for rent, keep in mind that you have to provide a cabin or berth in cabin for your skipper as he is obliged to sleep on board. Apart from the skipper’s fee, you have to also provide his meals either from the meals you prepare on board or at an eating place ashore. The skipper’s fee, regardless of the season and the people on board, is €140 to €190 depending on the yacht rental. You may wish to hire also a cook/hostess. The fee per day is generally 10 euro less than the skipper’s and you need to provide berth and meals as for the skipper. The running expenses for a skippered yacht charter are just like those of a bareboat charter (fuel, gas, water, meals, port/marina fees, etc.), plus the costs for the hired crew as above. Although some of our yacht rentals are offered only skippered (yacht charter prices include skipper’s fee), you may choose any of our bareboat charter yachts fitting your needs and let us know if you wish to have a skipper (select the check-box on the form of the yacht rental booking request).

The Greek unspoiled coastline and offshore islands have so many spectacular spots to visit that it is a natural start to any itinerary. Skippered yacht charter in Greece is all about your own private cruise where you can plan your own itinerary and visit exactly the places and attractions you want, from some of the world’s few truly iconic destinations to serene coves that are not accessible by land.

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With so many islands dotting the Greek archipelagos, the route options seem limitless. When you rent a boat with us you are free to compose your own itinerary.

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Experience greece like never before with aegean yachting.

Aegean Yachting easily lives up to the built-in proclamation of its nomenclature. The seaworthy firm offers yacht excursions in Greece in mono-hull sailboats, catamarans or motor yachts that lavishly accommodate as few as two or ten or more guests.

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The crew was friendly, knowledgeable, attentive, and accommodating. Very happy with Aegean Yachting’ service. They made our vacation a memorable one.

The most wonderful, inspiring and peaceful vacation. Thanks for the amazing hospitality and kindness.

We thoroughly enjoyed our charter! I would definitely recommend Aegean Yachting! Thank you for all your help in matching us up with the perfect cruise!

Selected Yachts

ECCE NAVIGO

Length (m): 31 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10

Price per week starting at: € 23,000

Length (m): 30,47 | Cabins: 4 | Berths: 9

Price per week starting at: € 39,000

Length (m): 29,5 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10

Price per week starting at: € 30,000

Length (m): 15,24 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10

Price per week starting at: € 13,000

Length (m): 42,67 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10

Price per week starting at: € 100,000

Length (m): 36,88 | Cabins: 6 | Berths: 12

Length (m): 35,5 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 12

Price per week starting at: € 69,000

O’PTASIA

Length (m): 85 | Cabins: 10 | Berths: 12

Price per week starting at: € 800,000

M/Y O’ Ceanos

Length (m): 49,23 | Cabins: 7 | Berths: 12

Price per week starting at: € 145,000

Length (m): 33,88 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 12

Price per week starting at: € 125,000

Bavaria C38

Length (m): 11,38 | Cabins: 3 | Berths: 7

Bavaria C42

Length (m): 12,38 | Cabins: 3 | Berths: 7

Bavaria C45

Length (m): 14,43 | Cabins: 4 | Berths: 9

Bavaria C50

Length (m): 15,55 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10

Bavaria C57

Length (m): 16,73 | Cabins: 5+1 | Berths: 11

Bavaria Cruiser 51

Length (m): 15,59 | Cabins: 5 | Berths: 10

Bavaria Cruiser 46

Length (m): 14,27 | Cabins: 4 | Berths: 9

Bavaria Cruiser 37

Length (m): 11,3 | Cabins: 3 | Berths: 7

Bavaria Cruiser 41

Length (m): 12,35 | Cabins: 3 | Berths: 7

Bavaria Cruiser 34

Length (m): 9,99 | Cabins: 2 | Berths: 5

Yacht Charter Greece – The Aegean Yachting offers a wide range of sailing yachts, motor yachts, and catamarans in some of the most beautiful destinations in Greece .  A brand of Nikolas Yachting Ltd. , Aegean Yachting provides affordable yacht charters in Greece and the Greek islands . You can explore the Greek islands with a sailing or motor yacht, bare-boat or with a skipper for the vacation of a lifetime. The Greek peninsula is at the far south east of Europe is made up of the mainland (Attica, Peloponnese, Central Greece, Thessaly, Epirus, Macedonia and Thrace) and the islands in the Aegean and Ionian Seas. The area has a population of about 10 million.

Athens , the capital and largest city of Greece: The name of Greece’s capital derives from the name of the Goddess of wisdom and intelligence, Athena. This unique city is where democracy first saw the light of day, and where the Parthenon, the gem of architecture, was built.

Yacht charter bases in Greece – Greek islands:

Greece has an extremely large number of islands – 6,000-odd islands and islets scattered in the Aegean and Ionian Seas, of which only 227 islands are inhabited. Most of the islands are found in the Aegean Sea and are divided into many groups:

Sporades Islands: Pine-clad, picturesque, and hilly islands with some of Greece’s most beautiful beaches — Alonnisos , Skiathos , Skopelos , and Skyros .

Dodecanese Islands  ( Yacht Charter in Dodecanese, Greece ) – This group of islands has some of the most cosmopolitan and tranquil of the Greek Islands – 15 larger and about 150 smaller Greek islands — Astypalaia , Agathonisi , Alimia, Arkoi, Chalki, Farmakonisi, Gyali, Kalymnos , Karpathos , Kasos , Kastellorizo , Kinaros, Kos , Lipsi , Leipsoi, Leros , Levitha, Marathos, Nisyros , Nimos , Patmos , Pserimos , Rhodes , Symi , Saria, Strongyli, Syrna, Telendos , and Tilos .

Cyclades Islands  (Yacht Charter in Cyclades, Greece), situated in the heart of Aegean Sea, Cyclades is one of the most popular yacht charter destination in Greece.

This group of islands is made up of 56 islands of various sizes, with the most important being Amorgos, Anafi, Andros, Antiparos, Delos, Ios, Kea, Kimolos, Kythnos, Milos, Mykonos, Naxos, Paros, Santorini, Serifos, Sikinos, Sifnos, Syros, Tinos, Folegandros, as well as the “Minor Cyclades” comprising Donousa, Irakleia, Koufonisia and Schinousa.

Saronic Islands  also known as  Gulf of Aegina   (Yacht Charter in Saronic Gulf, Greece), easily accessible from Athens or Poros, excellent for bareboat yacht charters or flotillas alike.

This area is also ideal for beginners with steady predictable afternoon breezes – the islands of Aegina/Aegena, Salamina/Salamis, Poros, Patroklos, Fleves, Angistri,  Methana, Spetses, and Hydra.

Ionian Islands  ( Yacht Charter in Ionian, Greece )  – The Ionian Sea is an ideal yacht charter destination and somewhat more peaceful than the Aegean.

The lush green beauty of the Ionian Islands offer gentle sailing from bases in Corfu and Lefkas makes this a family friendly yacht charter area in Greece – lying just off the West coast of Greece, Ionian islands resemble a necklace, and include Paxos and Antipaxos, Corfu, Levkas, Kefalonia, Ithaca and Zakinthos.

Evia  (Yacht Charter in Evia, Greece) – The prefecture of Evia (which also includes the island of Skiros), is next to the prefecture of Viotia on the east and on the south touches the Aegean Sea, on the north and northwest to the Pagasitiko and Maliako Gulf, while on the west and southwest with the north and south Evian Gulf.

The Northeastern Aegean Islands  (Yacht Charter in Northeastern Aegean, Greece)  – Agios Efstratios, Thasos, Ikaria, Lesbos, Limnos, Inouses, Samos, Samothrace, Chios, Psara.

Crete    – an authentic Greek Island with a metropolitan twist: Yacht charter in Crete is a wonderful experience, offering the ultimate escape. Located at the southernmost tip of Greece, Crete is the largest island of Greece and divided in to 4 prefectures.

From west to east: Chania, Rethymno, Heraklion and Lasithi.

Bareboat and Skippered Yacht Charter Greece

Welcome to Euro Yacht Charters. Let us help you make the most of your sailing holiday in Greece.

Our main yacht base is located at Alimos Marina in Athens but our booking office is in the UK, which means you’re able to talk to us by ‘phone very easily. We also have a base in Lefkas in the Ionian.

We deal personally with all of the boats you can see on this website, meaning we are in a position to  provide you a seamless customer experience, from start to finish.

Whether you choose to do a bareboat charter or take one of our experienced skippers with you, we’re here to make your trip easy, memorable and great fun.

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Three cabins Three heads Skippers cabin with heads

Four Cabins Four heads Skippers cabin with heads

Five cabins Three heads Skippers cabin with heads

Three cabins Two heads

Four cabins Four heads Skippers cabin with heads Hostess cabin

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Athens YACHT CHARTERS, Greece

12 Knots offers crewed and bareboat yacht charters in Athens, Greece. You may choose the right boat for you from 1798 yachts listed on the web site. Click on the one you like to make an easy reservation for your sailing vacation in Athens.Rates start from €627 per week.

Rent a Boat in Athens: 1798 Available

Oceanis 41.1 sailboat charter (2020).

Rent a boat Sun Odyssey 42 i (2008) in Athens

Sailboat Bavaria Cruiser 36 (2013) for rent in Athens

Bavaria Cruiser 46 sailboat charter (2014)

Rent a boat Oceanis 43 (2011) in Athens

Sailboat Oceanis 43 (2011) for rent in Athens

Oceanis 38.1 sailboat charter (2019)

Rent a boat Bavaria 32 Cruiser (2005) in Athens

Sailboat Bavaria 32 Cruiser (2005) for rent in Athens

Oceanis 41.1 sailboat charter (2019)

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Rent a Boat in Athens and Open New Greece

Traveling by sea is an excellent option for everyone who is tired of traditional vacations or being tied to one certain place. When you select a water vehicle, you receive a unique opportunity to visit a lot of wonderful and unique locations and, additionally, enjoy beautiful views, which can only be seen from the sea. Moreover, you are free to organize your own resort on your boat , playing favorite music at full volume or relaxing in silence, which will be interrupted only by water lapping and seagulls. And even more amazing is the possibility to swim in clear waters of amazing remote bays far away from crowded beaches.

General Information

If you are interested in this exclusive way of spending holidays in Athens but don’t have your own boat or don’t know where to rent one, this is not a problem. Thanks to the qualitative rental service provided by 12 Knots in Athens , everyone has a chance to rent a water vehicle and enjoy sailing vacations. The rental agency 12 Knots successfully runs its business since 2009, and it is a leading charter broker facility. This company is quite famous for offering only rental services but also a sailing school. It is possible to find 12 Knots Club’s representatives in more than 36 amazing locations all around the world. You can choose any destination, from the Bahamas to Rhodes. One of the most popular placements for sailing is Athens , Greece .

Why You Should Choose Athens for Yacht Charter

A lot of tourists, as well as locals, choose Athens for their traveling by boat . The popularity of this location is understandable – you can see all showplaces in Acropolis (for example, Parthenon and Daphni Monastery), visit interesting excursions, and enjoy the unique atmosphere of the Old City. After that, you take a boat at the local port and go to explore the stunning surroundings of Athens and small islands , which are no less stunning than the capital of Greece is. In addition, thanks to the city’s settlement, you have a chance to sail in the Sardonyx gulf and the Aegean Sea. Moreover, sailing conditions in these waters are great. The Aegean Sea is considered to be the calmest sea in the world. Additionally, you will be pleasantly surprised with the cloudless weather but still mild climate.

The Best Time for Sailing Vacations in Athens

The best time for sailing vacations in Athens is a period of a warm half of the year. The most popular season for sailing is the second half of spring, the summer months, and the first half of autumn. The winter season is not appropriate for sail because of the windy weather at sea.

Difficulty Level

12 Knots takes care of customers regardless of their experience and skills in shipping. Therefore, it is possible to either crewed or bareboat yacht. The first option is obviously suitable for newbies or those who want to relax and forget about any difficulties. At the same time, experienced users select a bareboat charter in Athens . In this case, one should know that there could be problems with vehicle driving. The sea is unpredictable; so, you should be ready to cope with stormy weather. Therefore, do not choose a bareboat charter in Athens for the long term if you do not have enough experience in sailing . If you are an experienced captain and have a plan to visit other European coasts, then do not forget that you need to have an international sailing certificate like RYA Day Skipper, IYT Bareboat Skipper, ASA 104 plus IPC.

Of course,  sailing  vacation takes a little more effort for its qualitative organization. However, 12 Knots Yachting Club assures stable support during the booking procedure as well as the vacation period. More often, difficulties are related to the transfer activities in unfamiliar locations. So, it is convenient to select the option “Transfer on request” from the list of additional services. In this case, you will save your time and energy.

Main Charter Bases

12 Knots has many charter bases to ensure clients’ convenience. Main stations are:

What Vehicle Type to Select If You Rent a Boat in Athens

12 Knots offers its clients a diversity of water vehicles. In Athens , it is possible to book one of 4 available options, which are the most appropriate for this region and local weather conditions:

Sail yachts

The most popular vehicle for charter is a sailing yacht . 12 Knots team offers a great number of these boats – 1545. This vehicle assures your comfort and safety in both long-term travel and a day trip. Thanks to the wide variety of options, you can choose a yacht in accordance with your preferences and plans. For instance, if you are going to travel with friends, you can choose Maxus 22 Prestige, Sun Odyssey 32i, or Elan 333, which have 6 sleeping places. However, if you want to spend a weekend with your date, a boat with 1 cabin would be enough.

Powerboat is the best variant for tourists, who want to visit as many places as possible but do not have a lot of time, and those who prefer speed. Motorboats of all sizes with a professional crew are available for booking as well.

You can select one from 641 catamarans offered by 12 Knots if you are not planning a long-term trip. A catamaran is a perfect option for a picnic, fishing, and other outdoor activities with your family and friends. When you rent a catamaran, you receive a comfortable compact vehicle. In addition, a catamaran is quite easy to operate; so, you can practice and improve your driving skills.

Gulet  rent  is appropriate for big companies and long comfortable trips. 12 Knots Club proposes 13 types of gulets. The greatest of them are quite big. For example, Cosmos has a length of 24.8 m, Aphrodite is 25 m, and M/S Harmonia is 26 m. The offered gulets can place from 5 to 20 people.

Additional Travel Information

All offered boats are serviceable and insured. In addition, you can buy additional insurance (Damage Waiver) to minimize your liability.

To book any  yacht , you have to provide identity documents, insurances (travel cancellation, medical assistance, skipper liability, damage deposit insurance), and a sailing certificate for a  bareboat   charter .

Frequently Asked Questions about yachting in Athens

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