Yacht charter in Greece
Where can I charter in Greece?
Athen and Lavrion / Cyclades
Samos - Kos - Rhodos / Dodecanese
Skiathos / Sporades
Lefkas, Preveza, Corfu / Ionian Sea
One-way sailing, for example Athens-Kos, on request!
Start ports Athens and Lavrion - Sailing on open sea
Between the Cyclades is every day a sailing experience. In spring and autumn, when the Meltemi, the Aegean north wind, blows still not stable, does the wind sometimes even from the south or southeast. The Meltemi blows in the high season from June to September with winds usually resistant to 6 Bft. Sometimes even more. If he blows at night, you can assume that he the next few days with 7-8 Bft. storms. The Cyclades are therefore sometimes a rather rough area. Rough sea between the islands and squalls are the icing in the soup of the aegean sailors. Even experienced sailors will be demanded of all. Those who want a bit more leisurely, which takes place in the Saronic Gulf, southwest of Athens, quieter cruising grounds. Islands with names such as Poros, Hydra, Aegina and Spetsä are a pleasant sailing and holiday destination. The current sailing weather in Greece.
Charter from Skiathos, Northern Aegean and Sporades
Protected from northern winds, this area offers short strokes between the Sporades Islands. Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos, Skyros and Peristeri, these beautiful islands. Even if you do not sail in two weeks, but you have certainly your enjoyment of this independent island group. Prevalent here is also the wind from the north, the Meltemi, but less than further south. Alternatively, and depending on the sailing time, would also be a trip north to Chalkidiki, with its yellow sand beaches, pine-covered hills and the monasteries of Mount Athos.
Airport: Skiathos
Sailing from Corfu, Lefkas or Preveza. The islands of the Ionian Sea
The Ionian Sea allows a quiet and leisurely sailing more than almost anywhere else in Greece. The trips between the islands and the mainland coast run through protected waters. Most are navigated by sight, the winds are less strong than in the Aegean Sea and there are no currents. An ideal spot for families. The southern islands of Lefkas, Ithaca and Cephalonia, and more than 20 smaller islands offer safe anchorages and coves, surrounded by pine forests and olive trees. Corfu lies to the north, the largest of the Ionian Islands and enjoys a mix of ancient Greek and Venetian history and architecture. Output bases are Gouvia / Corfu, Lefkas and Preveza.
Airports: Corfu and Preveza
Yacht charter Kos, Rhodos, Samos - Yachting in the Dodecanese
The Islands of the Dodecanese are no less harsh than the Cyclades, and even here, the Meltemi provide excitement. But: The islands of the Dodecanese, beginning with Samos in the north to Rhodes in the south and close to the Turkish coast, with its austere beauty a relatively untouched area for sailing and for many people the best sailing area of all ! Especially in the smaller islands such as for example Kalymnos, Leros, Lipsi, Arki or Phourni you live to a very original Greek. We recommend this area particularly like and give insider tips and/or suggest sailing itineraries.
Airports: Samos, Kos and Rhodos
Driving license
For yacht charter in Greece a driving licence is required. The skipper and a second crew member must have a Licence like RYA Day Skipper Practical certificate or RYA ICC qualification. If the second person has not a sailing license, they must confirm at the Port Police to be able to sail the yacht.
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