Fleet

Boats we charter

We work with a fleet of privately owned and professionally managed yachts based in Attica and the islands. Each one is inspected before the season, and we only list boats we would step aboard ourselves.

Motor yachts

The fastest way to cover ground. A motor yacht turns a four-hour passage into ninety minutes, which matters when you have a week and a long list of islands. Best suited to groups who want comfort at anchor and short transfers between stops.

Sailing yachts

Monohulls from 10 to 20 metres, with or without a skipper. The Aegean meltemi makes for genuinely good sailing from June through September, and the shorter legs in the Saronic and Ionian suit crews who are still building confidence.

Catamarans

Twice the deck space and half the heel. Catamarans draw very little water, which opens up anchorages a monohull cannot reach, and the separate hulls give couples and families real privacy on a longer charter.

What is included

• The yacht, fully equipped and insured, with safety gear and dinghy
• Bed linen and towels for the number of guests booked
• Final cleaning
• Skipper and crew where the charter is crewed

What is not included

• Fuel, water and berthing fees along the route
• Provisioning, unless arranged in advance
• Skipper and hostess on a bareboat charter
• Optional extras such as water toys, transfers and dietary catering

How booking works

Send us your dates and group size. We come back with two or three boats that genuinely fit, a full quote with the running costs spelled out, and a hold on the calendar for 48 hours. A deposit confirms the booking, with the balance due before embarkation.

Bareboat requirements

For a bareboat charter, one person aboard needs a valid sailing licence recognised in Greece and a second person must be able to act as co-skipper. If you are not sure whether your certificate qualifies, send us a photo of it and we will check before you book.