Yacht charter — Greece · Cyclades · Ionian

Yacht Charter in Greece

Greece is one of the Mediterranean’s most varied yacht charter grounds, beach clubs in Mykonos, the caldera views of Santorini, quieter islands like Skopelos, and stretches of coastline reachable only by boat. Whether your group is after nightlife, diving, hiking, or simply relaxing over long…

Yacht Charter in Greece

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Blue Eyes

Princess — 2009 / Refit 2026

From €48,000 / week

  • 29.4m
  • 8 guests in 4 cabins
  • Italy & France
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DB9

Palmer Johnson — 2010 / Refit 2025

From €265,000 / week

  • 52.4m
  • 10 guests in 5 cabins
  • Mediterranean
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Asteria

Explorer — 1970 / Refit 2019

From $250,000 / week

  • 49.5m
  • 12 guests in 7 cabins
  • Mediterranean & Greenland/Norway
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Oceanos

Mondomarine — 2006 / Refit 2022

From €250,000 / week

  • 49.2m
  • 12 guests in 7 cabins
  • Mediterranean
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Skylark

Sunreef — 2012

From €25,000 / week

  • 21.4m
  • 8 guests in 4 cabins
  • Mediterranean
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Elements

Yachtley — 2019

From €800,000 / week

  • 80m
  • 12 guests in 12 cabins
  • Mediterranean
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Okto

ISA — 2014

From $480,000 / week

  • 66.4m
  • 11 guests in 5 cabins
  • Mediterranean & Caribbean
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Sanctuary

Mangusta — 2019

From €210,000 / week

  • 43m
  • 10 guests in 5 cabins
  • Greece & Croatia
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KAR

Riva — 2021 / Refit 2023

From €65,000 / week

  • 26.92m
  • 8 guests in 4 cabins
  • Italy & France
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Greece has every option to offer for a yacht charter

Greece pairs natural beauty with thousands of years of history, and a yacht is the best way to take it all in. Each island has its own character — the energy of Mykonos, the preserved calm of Skopelos, the dramatic views of Santorini, and a charter lets you move between them at your own pace.

An experienced crew handles navigation and local knowledge, from hidden coves not accessible by land to the best restaurants and shops on each island. On board, a private chef prepares fresh Greek cuisine using local ingredients.

Most charters include water sports equipment, snorkeling, kayaking, paddleboarding, for exploring the Aegean’s clear water, plus onboard amenities like sun loungers and, on larger yachts, a jacuzzi or private cinema.

Whether it’s a romantic getaway, a family trip, or a group celebration, a Greek yacht charter is built around your group and your pace.

Yacht Charter in Greece

Yacht Charter in Greece — Islands, Pricing & Practical Guide

Greece offers one of the most varied yacht charter grounds in the Mediterranean, from the buzzing beach clubs of Mykonos and the dramatic cliffs of Santorini to quieter, well-preserved islands like Skopelos. With a fleet ranging from around 20 meters to 110 meters, there's a yacht for every group size and style of trip.

Best Greek Islands to Visit by Yacht

  • Mykonos — beach clubs, nightlife, and a lively social scene.
  • Santorini — dramatic caldera views and iconic sunsets.
  • Skopelos — a quieter, well-preserved island for a more relaxed pace.
  • Wider Cyclades & Ionian islands — secluded coves and beaches only reachable by boat.

What's Included in a Greek Yacht Charter

An experienced crew handles navigation and local knowledge — including the best restaurants and shops on each island — while a private chef prepares fresh Greek cuisine on board. Most charters also include access to water sports equipment (snorkeling, kayaking, paddleboarding) in the Aegean's clear waters, along with onboard amenities like sun loungers and jacuzzis on larger yachts.

When to Charter a Yacht in Greece

The Greek charter season typically runs from May to October, with July and August as peak season for warm water and full-day sunshine — book earlier in the year for the best availability during those peak months.

Tell us your dates, group size and budget — we'll come back with a short, matched selection of Greek yachts.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does a yacht charter in Greece cost?

Prices vary widely by yacht size and season — smaller yachts can start from around €25,000 per week, while larger crewed motor yachts can run to €200,000 per week or more. Tell us your budget and group size for a matched shortlist.

Which Greek islands can I visit on a yacht charter?

Popular routes include Mykonos, Santorini, and Skopelos, along with the wider Cyclades and Ionian islands — many of which are only accessible by boat.

What's included in a yacht charter in Greece?

A charter typically includes an experienced crew, a private chef preparing meals on board, and access to water sports equipment such as snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboard gear.

What size yachts are available for charter in Greece?

The available fleet ranges from around 20 meters up to 110 meters, suiting everything from small groups to large parties or corporate charters.

When is the best time to charter a yacht in Greece?

The charter season generally runs from May to October, with July and August as peak season. Booking earlier in the year gives the best choice of yacht and dates during peak months.

How do I book a yacht charter in Greece with Palm Lifestyle?

Contact the team with your dates, group size, and budget — a broker who knows the fleet personally will come back with a short, matched selection, usually within 24 to 48 hours.

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