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Discover Greece’s Hidden Gems: Rent a yacht, a sailboat or a catamaran today!
Imagine cruising through crystal-clear waters, surrounded by breathtaking islands. Rent a yacht, a sailboat or a catamaran and experience Greece’s coastal beauty like never before.
Whether you’re seeking a peaceful getaway or an adventure-filled journey, sailing in Greece offers something for everyone. Explore secluded coves, discover hidden beaches, and immerse yourself in the rich culture of the Greek islands.
There are fleets of luxurious yachts, catamarans, and sailboats that provide the perfect platform for your dream vacation. Enjoy the freedom and flexibility of setting your own itinerary, and tailor your experience to your preferences. From swimming in turquoise bays to exploring ancient ruins, the possibilities are endless.
All rental boats come with a crew of 3 people: a captain, a chef, and a deckhand. Book your boat rental today and embark on an unforgettable journey through the Greek archipelago.
Why choose Greece for your yacht, sailboat or catamaran rental?
Stunning scenery:
Crystal-clear waters, picturesque islands, and breathtaking sunsets.
Cultural immersion:
Explore ancient sites, vibrant towns, and traditional villages.
Flexibility and freedom:
Set your own itinerary and enjoy the ultimate vacation experience.
Luxurious accommodations:
Choose from a variety of yacht options to suit your needs.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity. Start planning your dream vacation!
A small “sample” of the island-hopping offers:
Yacht
Aboard your yacht, you can follow your chosen itinerary for 4, 7, or 15 days, exploring the Greek islands at your own pace—fulfill your dreams! Choose your route with the captain, bring your friends or family, and embark on a journey to discover the treasures of the Aegean Sea! Here’s an example of a typical 7-night itinerary in the Cyclades departing from Athens:
A sample route, shaped around your clients. Open each day for optional ideas and agency planning notes. Shore visits are suggestions, not included services; the operator must confirm the route, ports and timings for the selected vessel and conditions.
Ideas for the day
Start with an unhurried welcome aboard: settle into cabins, meet the crew and discuss how the group wants to divide its time between sailing, swimming and visits ashore.
For your agency
Confirm the marina, boarding time, arrival transfers, luggage and dietary preferences before issuing the joining instructions.
Ideas for the day
Sifnos is a good place to introduce the islands through food and craft. A pottery visit or time for a local meal could give the first shore stop a distinct character.
For your agency
Ask whether the clients prefer a food-led visit or an independent afternoon; arrange any workshop separately.
Ideas for the day
Consider time in the cliff-top Chora of Folegandros, exploring its lanes and squares. For clients who prefer a slower day, leave room for a café stop instead of a packed sightseeing list.
For your agency
Discuss walking comfort and transport from the landing point. An uphill visit should be a choice, not an unexpected requirement.
Ideas for the day
Milos changes the scenery with volcanic rock formations and fishing villages. Build the day around either the coastline or a visit ashore, depending on the group’s interests and the captain’s assessment.
For your agency
Choose a photography-led outing, village visit or time aboard before booking any shore services. Specific bays remain weather-dependent.
Ideas for the day
Use this part of the sample route for a quieter balance of time on the water and a possible visit to Kimolos. Avoid filling every stop with an organised activity.
For your agency
Confirm which stops the selected vessel can make. Swimming locations and time ashore are decided with the captain, not guaranteed in advance.
Ideas for the day
Serifos offers a change of pace between beaches and its hillside Chora. A village visit can add perspective after several days focused on the sea, with time left for the clients to explore independently.
For your agency
Offer the village outing according to mobility and preference; confirm ground transport and the return meeting point.
Ideas for the day
Treat the final sailing day as a flexible return plan. Time around Antiparos is an option in the published outline, but the priority is reaching the agreed Athens return port.
For your agency
Have the operator validate this multi-stop leg for the chosen yacht. Do not promise an Antiparos visit or a fixed arrival before confirmation.
Ideas for the day
Finish with a clear handover: pack at a comfortable pace, check cabins and belongings, and confirm the onward meeting point. An Athens extension can be discussed separately if the clients are staying longer.
For your agency
Reconfirm the contractual disembarkation time and arrange airport or hotel transfers around the agreed return port.
Sailboat
With numerous marinas and ports along the coast, the Greek islands offer you a unique range of sailboat rentals and itineraries. Explore our selection of sailboats available for rent in Greece and choose the monohull that suits your needs. Whether you prefer a smaller 2-cabin sailboat or a larger one with up to 6 cabins, all boats are equipped with the amenities and comforts you could wish for. Plan your itinerary with the captain, gather your friends or family, and set off to discover the treasures of the Aegean Sea! Here is an example of a typical 14-night itinerary in the Cyclades, departing from Cape Sounion in Athens:
A sample route, shaped around your clients. Open each day for optional ideas and agency planning notes. Shore visits are suggestions, not included services; the operator must confirm the route, ports and timings for the selected vessel and conditions.
Ideas for the day
Use the first day to settle aboard and agree the rhythm of the two-week journey. Discuss cabin arrangements, meals, sailing expectations and how much time the group wants ashore.
For your agency
Issue marina details, crew contacts and boarding instructions only after the vessel and charter arrangements are confirmed.
Ideas for the day
Kea introduces a different side of the Cyclades, with varied countryside and village life. Depending on arrival and the group’s energy, offer a short visit ashore or a relaxed first evening aboard.
For your agency
Check that the chosen departure base and first island stop work for the specific boat and the clients’ arrival arrangements.
Route to confirm
This leg needs clarification: the published outline names Sifnos even though the preceding day ends at Kea. Keep this day flexible while the operator confirms the intended progression towards Kythnos.
For your agency
Route to confirm before quoting. Do not arrange shore services or present this leg as a final sailing plan.
Ideas for the day
The outline links several places in one day. Choose a main shore experience rather than promising visits at every point; Syros could provide an architectural contrast to the smaller island stops.
For your agency
Confirm which calls are realistic for the vessel. Prioritise either time ashore or the onward passage in the final proposal.
Ideas for the day
A possible visit to Delos gives this day a clear cultural focus before continuing towards Paros. Keep enough flexibility for clients who would rather enjoy the boat than join an archaeological visit.
For your agency
Check landing arrangements, site access and any guide separately; entry or excursions are not included by this sample description.
Ideas for the day
Build a relaxed island day around the group rather than another long checklist. A beach-led afternoon or a village outing can be discussed for Ios, with the rest of the day left open.
For your agency
Agree the preferred balance of independent time and arranged activities before requesting local services.
Ideas for the day
Sikinos offers a quieter counterpoint to Santorini, also called Thira. Decide whether the clients want a small-island pause or more time at the final destination instead of treating every call as compulsory.
For your agency
Ask the operator to confirm the stop sequence and usable shore time. Any Santorini transfer should follow the actual landing arrangements.
Ideas for the day
After Santorini, Folegandros lends itself to a slower shore visit. The Chora’s squares and cliff-side setting provide a strong contrast without needing to fill the afternoon with scheduled activities.
For your agency
Allow clients to opt out of uphill walking. Confirm the landing point and any transport before planning a village visit.
Ideas for the day
This sample leg combines several island names; choose one main experience. An unhurried meal or pottery visit on Sifnos is an option if the confirmed passage leaves sufficient time ashore.
For your agency
Validate intermediate calls with the operator before promising them. Keep any food or craft booking separate from the base charter.
Ideas for the day
A visit to Serifos can alternate beach time with the character of its Chora. Offer a simple choice between exploring the village and remaining closer to the sea.
For your agency
Check walking preferences and shore transport needs; keep the meeting point and return time clear in the daily brief.
Ideas for the day
Keep this day deliberately light as the sample route turns towards Kythnos. Time aboard and an optional shore stop may be more valuable than another full excursion after several island visits.
For your agency
Confirm whether clients want an arranged activity or free time. Leave the choice of anchorage to the captain.
Ideas for the day
Use the passage towards Poros to reset the pace before the final days. A short outing ashore can be discussed after arrival, rather than assuming an activity will fit around the sailing plan.
For your agency
Coordinate any evening arrangements with the confirmed arrival. The published route is an outline, not a timetable.
Ideas for the day
Offer a choice between an independent visit on Aegina and a more structured outing. At this stage of the trip, the clients’ remaining interests should shape the day rather than repeating earlier experiences.
For your agency
If a guide or vehicle is wanted, confirm the landing point, duration and price with the operator before adding it to the proposal.
Ideas for the day
Leave room for the return to the agreed Athens base and a final evening aboard. A shore programme is best considered only after the vessel’s return arrangements are settled.
For your agency
Confirm the actual return marina; the Athens and Cape Sounion wording in the outline is not a substitute for joining instructions.
Ideas for the day
Bring the two-week itinerary to a calm close with a coordinated departure. Check luggage, personal items and onward plans before the clients leave the vessel.
For your agency
Arrange onward transfers around the contractual handover time and port, not an assumed arrival from the sample route.
Catamaran
Greece and its many islands in the Ionian and Aegean Seas offer an ideal setting for sailing. With numerous marinas and ports along the coast, the Greek islands present a unique range of sailboat and itinerary options. Explore our selection of catamarans available for rent in Greece and choose the one that best fits your needs. Plan your itinerary with the captain, gather your friends or family, and embark on a journey to uncover the treasures of the Aegean Sea! Here is a sample of a typical 7-night itinerary in the Cyclades, departing from the Port of Piraeus in Athens:
A sample route, shaped around your clients. Open each day for optional ideas and agency planning notes. Shore visits are suggestions, not included services; the operator must confirm the route, ports and timings for the selected vessel and conditions.
Ideas for the day
Welcome the group aboard and settle the essentials before the proposed departure towards Paros. The first day should allow for a proper crew briefing rather than an automatic shore programme on arrival.
For your agency
Ask the operator to validate the first-day passage for the selected catamaran and boarding time before confirming this outline to clients.
Ideas for the day
Make this an easy introduction to the daily rhythm aboard: time on the water followed by a possible outing on Ios. Choose a beach or village focus according to the group’s preferences.
For your agency
Discuss swimming confidence, walking comfort and interest in organised visits when preparing the brief.
Ideas for the day
Santorini’s volcanic setting makes this a natural day for landscape-focused exploring. A visit ashore is an option, with the amount of sightseeing shaped by the actual landing and available time.
For your agency
Confirm tender or port arrangements and ground transport before booking a tour; do not assume direct access to the hilltop towns.
Ideas for the day
Koufonisia provides a smaller-island contrast after Santorini. Keep the emphasis on time by the sea and a modest shore plan, rather than carrying the previous day’s sightseeing pace into every stop.
For your agency
The captain confirms any swimming stop and landing. Keep time-sensitive bookings out of the outline until passage details are agreed.
Ideas for the day
Naxos offers room to vary the experience. Discuss whether the clients would enjoy a village outing, a food-led visit or independent time, and select one focus instead of compressing several into the stop.
For your agency
Book any guide or transport only against the confirmed shore window; the day’s suggestions are optional.
Ideas for the day
Consider Delos as the day’s cultural highlight before continuing towards Mykonos. If the clients prefer a leisurely day, discuss a simpler plan with fewer visits ashore.
For your agency
Archaeological access and any guided visit need separate confirmation. Have the operator validate both calls for the chosen vessel.
Ideas for the day
Use the return to Paros for something the group has not yet enjoyed: an independent walk, a local meal or simply a final relaxed afternoon aboard. Avoid repeating a fixed excursion by default.
For your agency
Confirm the next day’s return plan first, then decide how much optional shore time can comfortably be offered.
Ideas for the day
The last day combines a return passage with disembarkation in the published outline. Keep the departure programme flexible until the operator confirms how and when the boat will reach the agreed Athens port.
For your agency
Validate the return leg before arranging onward travel. Use the contractual handover arrangements, not this sample, to plan flight connections.
Important Notes:
• Due to unfavorable weather conditions, the itinerary may be modified, and some stops may be canceled.
• The shipping company reserves the right to switch its ships or substitute another vessel for the originally planned one without prior notice.
• It is customary to leave a global tip for the crew at the end of the cruise.
• One or more optional excursions are offered at each port of call.
• Depending on the arrival day, the stay in Athens will be organized either before or after the cruise.