Regions to Consider for Your Greek Charter
Corfu: The North Ionian
Ideal yachting conditions make the Ionian Islands a top choice for Mediterranean charters. Expect spectacular scenery, crystal-clear waters, secluded anchorages, and lively towns. Start your charter from Corfu to experience both longer passages and shorter hops, exploring the charming island of Paxos, her sister Antipaxos, and more.
Paxos & Antipaxos
Known for olive groves, vineyards, and pristine white-sand beaches.
Corfu
A blend of vibrant nightlife, serene beaches, and traditional tavernas, perfect for unwinding.
The Ionian Islands offer the ideal mix of scenic beauty and authentic harbours for a relaxed yet engaging charter experience.
Lefkas: The South Ionian
From Lefkas, explore the sheltered Southern Ionian Sea, with gentle breezes and scenic yachting routes. Visit Ithaca, home to Greek mythology’s Odysseus, and Kefalonia, known for its lush landscapes and the famous Melissani Cave, where sunlight fills the cave with a magical blue glow.
Ithaca
Known for its mythological history and natural beauty.
Kefalonia
Lush with olive groves and vibrant marine life.
This area’s calm waters and short passages make it ideal for families and those new to yachting.
Athens: Saronic Gulf
With its rich cultural heritage and lively modern atmosphere, Athens offers the perfect starting point to explore the Saronic Islands, including Hydra, Spetses, and Aegina. Beyond Athens’ ancient ruins, experience unspoiled anchorages, lively tavernas, and Byzantine architecture.
Hydra
Famous for its ban on vehicles, offering a serene, old-world charm.
Aegina
Home to the renowned Aphea Temple and charming quayside tavernas.
The Saronic Gulf is ideal for those seeking history, vibrant culture, and a moderate yachting experience sheltered from strong winds.
Lavrion, Paros, or Mykonos: The Cyclades Islands
The Cyclades are famed for their whitewashed villages, rugged landscapes, and cosmopolitan style. While Mykonos and Santorini are vibrant hubs, explore lesser-known islands like Delos, Naxos, and Koufonisia for authentic charm and unique cultural sites.
Mykonos
Known for lively nightlife and chic shopping.
Naxos
Famous for its wineries, rugged cliffs, and secluded beaches.
With challenging Meltemi winds, the Cyclades are best suited for experienced yacht-goers and ideal for exhilarating adventures.
Kos or Rhodes: The Dodecanese Islands
The Dodecanese islands offer an unspoiled Greece, with lush landscapes and relics from the Byzantine and Ottoman empires. Kos and Rhodes provide excellent launch points to explore islands like Tilos, Symi, and Patmos, each with its distinct charm and beauty.
Symi
Known for its Venetian harbour and serene coves.
Patmos
A historical haven, with sites like the Cave of Revelation.
With reliable breezes and moderate yachting distances, the Dodecanese cater to keen yacht-goers seeking Greece’s hidden gems.
Skiathos: The Sporades
Less crowded than other Greek isles, the Sporades Islands are ideal for a peaceful getaway. Explore unspoiled beaches, scenic villages, and tranquil harbours.
Skiathos
Famous for its natural beauty and filming locations from the movie Mamma Mia.
The Sporades offer a secluded, nature-filled experience with easy navigation, perfect for relaxation and exploration.
