Chartering a boat in the Greek Islands offers a unique and luxurious way to explore one of the world’s most stunning archipelagos. To begin with, Greece boasts over 6,000 islands, each with its unique charm, history, and geography, from lively cosmopolitan hubs to quiet, untouched paradises. Moreover, many islands are within a short sailing distance, making it ideal for island-hopping adventures.

Popular Charter Boats in Greek Islands
Base port Kos, 56 meters, 5 cabins, 11 guests capacity Yazz Yacht
Base port Kos, 24 meters, 4 cabins, 8 guest capacity Mar & Mar gulet
Base port Kos, 32 meters, 5 cabins, 10 guests capacity Aegean Schatz gulet
Base port Rhodes, 39 meters, 5 cabins, 10 guests capacity Good Life yacht

Gulet Greek Islands hopping routes for 1 week:

Kos → Leros → Patmos → Lipsi → Kos →Kalymnos
Kos – Santorini – Kos
Kos – Symi → Halki → Tilos → Rhodes → Kos
Rhodes → South Dodecanese Islands → Rhodes
Bodrum → Kos → Leros → Patmos → Lipsi → Kalymnos → Bodrum
Bodrum → Kos → Santorini → Kalymnos → Bodrum
Bodrum → Kos → Nisyros → Symi → Datca → Bodrum
Gocek → Rhodes → Halki → Symi → Bozburun – Marmaris
Marmaris → Datca → Symi → Nsyros → Kos → Bodrum
Marmaris → Bozburun→ Symi → Datca → Marmaris
Marmaris → Rhodes → Symi → Bozburun → Marmaris

PLEASE NOTE: 

The prices listed for boat charters may vary, especially when including itineraries like Cyprus, Athens, the North Aegean Greek Islands, the Saronic Gulf, Sporades, Cyclades, Crete, and the Ionian group of Greek Islands. Therefore, for final pricing on these tailored boat charters, please inquire directly, as costs will differ based on the specific routes and anchorages chosen by our guests.

Popular Destinations
For instance, destinations include Mykonos, Santorini, and Paros, known for their iconic whitewashed buildings and world-famous vibrant nightlife. Similarly, the Ionian Islands, like Corfu and Zakynthos, offer lush greenery, calm seas, and Venetian architecture. In contrast, the Dodecanese, featuring Rhodes, Kos, and Symi, are known for medieval castles, charming villages, and cultural diversity. During the summer months, ferry services between the islands are very busy. Additionally, the Saronic Gulf, close to Athens, includes Hydra and Aegina, making it perfect for shorter trips. Lastly, the Sporades, a more tranquil destination including Skiathos and Skopelos, are famous for lush landscapes and night life. These Islands attracts tourists with its characteristic Greek architecture.

Best Time to Charter Boat in the Greek Islands
Firstly, the High Season (June-August) provides warm weather and a lively atmosphere, although it is busier and more expensive. On the other hand, the Shoulder Season (May, September-October) offers cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and better value.
Winds
However, the Meltemi winds in the Cyclades (July-August) can challenge sailors. Conversely, the Ionian seas are calmer, making them more suitable for families.

Key Regions to Explore

Cyclades (Santorini, Mykonos, Naxos, Paros)
Notably, this region is iconic for whitewashed houses, windmills, and romantic sunsets. Furthermore, it combines bustling nightlife (Mykonos) with serene escapes (Amorgos, Naxos).
Ionian Islands (Corfu, Zakynthos, Lefkada, Kefalonia)
In particular, these islands feature lush green landscapes, calm seas, and Venetian influence. For example, Zakynthos is famous for Shipwreck Beach, while Kefalonia boasts Melissani Cave.
Dodecanese (Rhodes, Kos, Symi, Patmos)
Interestingly, this region blends Greek and Turkish cultural heritage with medieval architecture. As a highlight, quiet, pastel-colored Symi offers an authentic charm.
Saronic Gulf (Aegina, Hydra, Poros, Spetses)
Moreover, this area is close to Athens, making it ideal for weekend trips. In addition, Hydra’s car-free island is perfect for a tranquil escape.
Sporades (Skiathos, Skopelos, Alonissos)
Lastly, the Sporades offer pristine beaches and lush pine forests. For fans of cinema, Skopelos is famed as the filming location for Mamma Mia!

Top Activities

Island-Hopping: For example, you can explore multiple islands at your pace.
Secluded Beaches: Additionally, you can drop anchor at hidden coves and untouched shores.
Cultural Visits: For history enthusiasts, discover ancient ruins, monasteries, and traditional villages.
Gastronomy: Meanwhile, enjoy local seafood, mezze, and ouzo in waterfront tavernas.
Water Sports: Finally, snorkeling, diving, and paddle boarding are popular and exciting options.

Chartering a boat in the Greek Islands blends adventure with indulgence, offering something for every type of traveler. Whether you are a thrill-seeker or someone seeking serene luxury, it’s an unparalleled way to experience Greece’s rich culture, stunning seascapes, and timeless charm.